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Chibisuke worker frame based on the amazing render/design by Lobolabo.
twitter.com/Lobolabo/status/1432260487413002241?s=20
In their take the its a cargo tug (literally) with rear facing arms and thruster legs, but I reinterpreted it as a hermit crab like design mobile worker. Its movement resembles that of a squid propelling itself backwards instead of forwards. Definitely an Ijad style frame, and probably the only decent one I've done (other than my beloved spiky turtle, RIP).
The cargo shell would make a great defensive system, but I tried a take with more standard armament as well.
Een nog vrijwel verlaten Damrak op een donderdag in november. Moeilijk voorstelbaar, maar het is toch écht midden in de ochtendspits als de 2027 van lijn 4 op het punt staat rechtsaf te draaien naar de lus voorlangs de Nicolaaskerk.
MORNING TWILLIGHT
Hard to imagine- but it's the heart of the morning rush hour at 7.56 AM in the city center with Combino 2027 on line 4 approaching the Central Station.
Meer foto's met trams in feestdagensfeer zie je in DIT album:
www.flickr.com/photos/meijkie/albums/72157712225396762
Trams in hun omgeving vormen samen het album Tram-o-Rama, dat HIER te vinden is:
It's me! Tim actually took his photo out when we had our walk last weekend and this is a photo he took of me on the newly renovated walkway around Southsea Castle.
Here's so info on Bernard de Gomme, Military Engineer:
In May 1662 King Charles II paid two visits to Portsmouth; the latter, on the 21st May went down in history as the day that the king married Catherine of Braganza at Government House and easily overshadowed the former, on the 18th May, when Charles met with his Chief Military Engineer Sir Bernard de Gomme to discuss progress on the refortification of Portsmouth.
Although de Gomme had discussed the defence of Portsmouth with the king in May 1662 it wasn't until 1665 that extensive work was put in hand, this period of construction lasting five years until 1670. A second bout of work began in 1677 and again lasted five years. The result was one of the most fortified towns in the whole kingdom, rivalled only by Berwick.
Published in American Home in 1928, this bathroom was one of the more exotic designs featuring higher end fixtures and tile.
Way back in August 2008 I asked Tracy if I could adopt an owl, it's taken a long time but finally I set it free on an ancient wall overlooking Ashridge Forest.
A very long term double exposure collaboration with Trapac - well over a year in the planning, shooting, swapping, shooting, developing and now finally uploading.
2 x Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slims + Kodak Elitechrome 100 + xpro
As train 562 heads through Torrey Pines, the paint scheme variation between locomotive 2109 and the 2114 is quite apparent. The 2109 displays the original version of the scheme while the 2114 wears a later variant that was chosen mid production. The newer version matches the paint lines on the current Surfliner equipment.
I'm thinking of using red oak stain for the door. I wonder if that would be too dark? The grey on the wall is travertine from Valspar's Signature line.
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Publix, 2015-16 built, Woodward Ave. at W. 6th St., Muscle Shoals AL
Read it and weep.
Red: 390mm
Orange: 180mm
Yellow: 95mm
Green: 76mm
Light green: 50mm
Blue: gun, tracks
Light blue: road wheels, 150mm Light purple: 50mm spaced
Purple: 400-250mm spaced armour. Mantlet is 380mm with 250mm behind.
This would have made a very dramatic room, and it was good fun to paint, but I was worried that the lady I am decorating the house for would find it a bit dark. I know that her taste in furniture is very feminine and light so have abandoned this in favour of something that will work better with her collection (see next photo). Maybe another time...
Swanbrook Transport based at Staverton in Gloucestershire has had double deckers on their books for use on school contract work for many years. Former Cardiff City Transport WTG 333T an Alexander AL bodied Bristol VRT/SL3/6LXB new in October 1978 was ticking over in the yard on March 3rd 1999.
I came up with this idea of design upon unexpectedly explore (Patupat) a native delicacy of provinces especially in northern part of Luzon guess the same weave could be seen all over the country as part of daily lives.
Could be use as a special livery or commemorative occassion of such province.
Any bus company would love to use it please email me...
Here is the link:
www.flickr.com/search/?q=patupat&s=int
avrotor.blogspot.com/2009/10/self-administered-test-on-li...
Take a glimpse on my ACTUAL WORK
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. LEGO Set
"Scheming Siblings"
FitzSimmons have found themselves in quite the pickle when uncovering a mysterious pink diamond attracts the sight of the devious sibling duo: Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch. Can these two S.H.I.E.L.D. members keep this power gem out of the determined hands brother and sister team - or will these mutants be FitzSimmons' termination point!
Minifigures: Jemma Simmons, Leo Fitz, Pietro Maximoff (aka Quicksilver), Wanda Maximoff (aka Scarlet Witch)
Includes: S.H.I.E.L.D. Surveillance Van, 7 Dwarfs, 1 pink diamond, 1 pink diamond weapon, 1 bag, 1 remote, 2 beakers, 2 pink shields
Royal Norwegian Air Force F-16BM Fighting Falcon 691 from 331 Skv shows off its Spitfire-inspired markings to commemorate 75 years since the D-Day landings as it arrives at RAF Fairford to take part in the static display at the 2019 Royal International Air Tattoo.
Another dull day outside meant it was time for some more indoor photography. Todays subjects were a handful of colouring pencils.
At this rate I am going to run out of items round the house to shoot!
A while back, my brother took 2023 set 60423 (Downtown Streetcar and Station) and recolored it on a whim into the classic red, white, blue, and light gray Metroliner color scheme from early days of LEGO 9V Trains. After seeing that image, I thought about making my own version - and I failed to recreate it. So I asked him to take his model and put a second center car on it and he said sure. A few more tweaks later, and this is the result as rendered by him in Studio. (Thanks bro for all the work you put into this!)
To be built in real life as funding allows.
www.flickr.com/groups/k-spheres_k-fractals/discuss/721576...
Fractal type:mandelbrot
Plot size (w,h):2210,2210
Maximum iterations:24000
Center Point (real, imaginary):-0.7529054987924,0.04708153071452 i
Plot Width (real):2.4E-11
Color scheme name:Colorcode
The above link will work if you have a mac and the newest version of FractalWorks. If you copy the FractalWorks link then in the program under file select "New fractal from URL in clipboard" the plot will have these parameters including colors.
River Dargle Flood Defence Scheme.
These images were taken during the fourth week of July, 2016.
And we're back to the Rehills/Slang section -- directly opposite La Vallee.
A little over 4 weeks earlier, this had been a barren stretch of the bank carefully contoured and finished. They sprayed high-grade solution of plant enzymes.
A drop of rain. A burst of sun.
And . . voila!
God's own pasture. In glorious yellow/green technicolour.
Despite all the "coming soon" signs plastered on the front sporting the new logo and color scheme prior to opening, what little interior signage there was (and there was very, very little of it!) for opening weekend itself was of the red and yellow style. The associates all working in the store (including both "managers" Retail Retell and I have discussed seeing in the past) all were wearing the red "bird logo" t-shirts as well. I'm guessing at this point the new logo and such won't be officially unveiled until early 2017.
UPDATE: the Tuesday Morning website has finally switched over to the new logo, which is kind of cool, since everyone agrees that logo is nice and refreshingly retro-feeling. Sadly however, that also means the unique bird logo has now been retired as well, or will soon be making it's exit :(
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Tuesday Morning, 2000-01 built, Airways Rd. near Goodman Rd., Southaven MS
Kings College Chapel, Cambridge
The vast scheme of early 16th Century glass, begun at the behest of Henry VII and (almost) completed under the eye of Henry VIII, is undoubtedly the biggest and best of its kind anywhere in the British Isles. The windows form a spectacular Biblical sequence around the chapel in eleven vast windows, most with five lights but the east with nine lights. New Testament scenes form the lower half of each window and the Old Testament scenes which prefigured them are in the upper lights. The Reformation intervened before the west window could be filled, and instead it was glazed with clear glass, not to be filled with the final Judgement scene until Clayton & Bell came along in 1875.