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WARRIOR OF THE LAND
If you insist that your home
is not here with us then find
the right place to pitch your tent
and dwell with your people.
Permission is given to the one
whose ear is willing to contain
and hold the truth to stand tall
and get the crown for himself,
for many warriors are willing
to die for it.
Go for it the warrior of the land,
the man of war and the right hand
of the king.
Your strength is of the spirit,
mightier than the lion,
they speak of your strength,
your people salute you.
Stand out of the crowd,
you who are called to partake
in the regimen of the chivalry knights
of the chosen ones.
Find your place in the scheme of things
prepared for only those who walk in the
part of the divine light burning within them.
You truly belong to the chivalry knight of
the brave for you have shown yourself
worthy of such a high calling.
May you be blessed and protected.
Written by
Emeka Mokeme M/Nigeria
from : hellopoetry.com
On Independence Day 2018, the peaceful sunrise in western Pennsylvania is broken by the sound of an old school EMD SD70 bringing NS 205 west for Chicago. This has always been a favorite of mine, one of my rare moments where everything lines up at just the right time. Since this was taken, NS 2575 is no longer on their roster after being sold to Progress Rail in February of 2020.
A dying spartan lays in the tender care of an unknown. The tenderness and care that is given to him helps makes his passing from one world into another. So stranger who is passing by, go tell the spartans that here we lie, obedient to the law.
Atlanta(GA) FD Engine 7 is a 1992 Spartan/Quality pumper equipped with a 1500 gpm pump and 500 gallon tank. It is diesel-powered with an automatic transmission. It has a serial number of M-745 and shop number of 0018164. Photo taken on 30 July 1994 at Atlanta's annual muster.
Ricoh 35mm SLR
Atlanta(GA) FD Ladder 26 is a 1993 Spartan Gladiator/LTI 85' midmount. It is diesel-powered with an automatic transmission. It carries a sn of 9203790 and a shop # of 18185. Photo taken 30 July 1994 at the annual muster in Atlanta.
Ricoh 35mm SLR
I haven't seen this done before, figured I'd give it a try. Didn't have enough shields unfortunately (there's around 50 in there).
This was another fairly quick figure. I'm pretty happy with the way he came out! And I'm sorry if the editing isn't as good as My last picture, I was kinda rushing it. :/
Okay first off, the cane was made out of a BrickForge shepherd's crook that I modified and the end of the cane has a Lego katana handle glued on the end. The watch was made from a BrickForge vambrace piece with the end of a stud glued on. The face/body/arms/legs are all 100% painted by me. The vest and coat sleeves were sculpted using a self-hardening clay called Miliput. That's about it, thanks for looking! :)
A spartan cab SD70 leads P16 south as it eases onto the single track at Cagle on the Piedmont Division. This train runs the Commerce Branch to Lula, just north of this location, where the line joins the Piedmont Division. It then terminates at Gainesville, the "Chicken Capital of the World", works the yard, then returns north to Commerce as P15.
The ATB combo Spartan and Spartan II arrived to S. Chicago with a load of Calcium Chlordie to be discharged at terminals on Lake Calumet.
Private, Spartan 7W Executive, c/n 25, reg N47W. Seen at La Fertè Alais (LFQQ) during "Les Temps des Helices 2022" airshow.
Car Ferry The "Spartan" - Ludington, MI - July 2025
This Boat is no longer in service. However The Badger still makes the crossing to Wisconsin every day carrying cars, train cars, and passengers.
© Bernard Deniger. All rights reserved.
Remerciements au personnel du Verger Julien Lauzon pour leur gentillesse et pour m'avoir permis de prendre quelques photos.
A few years ago I got this picture of a beautiful Spartan Plane landing at the Half Moon Bay Airport.
05/03/2015, Arriving Europoort, Netherlands.
Keel laid on 15/06/1978, launched on 16/01/1979, and completed on 09/07/1979 by Ateliers et Chantiers de la Manche, Dieppe, France (1271).
668 g.t., 1,200 dwt., & 60 tons bollard pull, as:
'Abeille Bretagne' to 1996,
'Pacific Salvor' to 2001,
'Jantar' to 2009,
'Spartan' to 2017, and
'Lucky Star' since.
Photos by kind permission of Willem Koper
I just had to get a picture up of these flesh Spartans I made. Always was a fan of the original minifig and wanted to get some made like this. Took some time to acquire the necessary parts for them (some might say the yellow ones are better :P no), but I'm happy to have a nice batch. Now to figure out what MOC to build for all of them...
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~Noah
See more of these minifigs and how they're made by watching this YouTube video.
My favorite Spartan as of yet, also featuring my favorite helmet!
This spartan (attempted female with thinned belt.. Plus, the hand plate design is female) is wearing Gungnir helmet with HU/RS, Default chest, UA/Base Security right shoulder, Mark V left shoulder, Tactical/UGPS wrist, FJ/PARA knees, gold visor.
The helmet AND CHEST PLATE are custom sculpts.
..Consider this the start of next-gen Halo Reach Spartans by yours truly.
...they're just missing in action
Master Chief, John, Spartan, Sierra 117. The man went by many names, and was known mostly for his bravery whilst fighting the Covenant and Flood forces. A fight that lasted years, was the most well known in the history of humankind. After the fight was finished, the Chief disappeared after detonation of a Halo ring, and was never seen again.
But Spartans never die, they’re just missing in action…
Inspired by the final cutscene in Reach.
Day 1: Spartans
Well, I decided to do a 10 day challenge-thingy. Basically, my idea was to remake some of my more popular figs, like the two Spartans I made. And, some new ideas i was thinking of. Enjoy. :D
The Spartan. A great warrior of Ancient times. Originating, in Greece. Being brought back to the fight, 2012. A new war arrives, an old soldier made anew.
BTW, some of this stuff will/may not make much sense… Enjoy. >:D
After bailing out on the LA&L after my previous post, I drove over to the G&W line. It's just 6 miles across the Genesse Valley from Avon, through Fowlerville, to the G&W tracks. I followed the line down to the mine. and as expected, the salt train was getting ready to leave with salt loads. I got clouded out at my first couple of sets, but got sun at Wadsworth, Retsof, and here at Mt. Pleasant Road in York, NY. You can see the cloud line to the South as the GW1 with 45 loads passes a field of fresh hay. I called it quits after this and returned home. Not a bad afternoon when you can go out and catch Alco's on the LA&L, and then spartan cab EMD's in just a couple hours time, and never be further than 20 miles from home. June 19, 2020.
The Romanian Air Force has 7 examples of this aeroplane, modernising the G222 Aeritalia transporter’s airframe with more advanced engines, systems, and avionics, the C27J Spartan first flew in 1999.This versatile and highly deployable type can operate from 2,000ft airstrips but has a very useful payload capacity of 11,500 kilograms. The 902nd Transport and Reconnaissance Squadron to which the aeroplane belongs also operate Antonov An26 and An30 aeroplanes. It operates out of Otopeni, Bucharest, Romania.
On display at the Royal International Air Tattoo 2019, RAF Fairford.
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The Army Aviation Heritage Foundation - Southwest Chapter's UH-1H s/n 70-16315, wearing the markings of the 190th Assault Helicopter Company 'Spartans' approaches a landing zone at Fountain Park in Fountain Hills, AZ. The Huey was one of several helicopters on display at the 2025 Concourse in the Hills event in Fountain Hills.