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Millennium Bridge, London. The cables terminate in a steel anchorage which is connected to the pilecap via two concrete walls. Underneath the pilecap twelve 28m deep 2.1m diameter reinforced concrete piles transfer the structural forces to the underlying clay. Maximum horizontal force at this point is 30MN or about 3,000 tonnes. (Source: Arup).
Summer Glau at the Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles panel during Wondercon 2008 in San Francisco
A guide has a polite chat to the Terminator at the New Years Day Parade, London 2011.
Nikon D300, Sigma 70-200/2.8, SB900
I love the Terminator films since the first one. May be it's because of the story, the characters, or possibly the endoskeleton. Whatever the case may be, I've always found inspiration in the design of the star character. However, owning a lifesize prop replica costs me too much to afford, so I do what I can by finding what I can afford. I found these bottom cyber-skulls at a old record store that I collect once a month. So far, this is the complete set and it usually is in my closet. As for the actual terminator bust on top, it's an old Micro Machines playset that I thought would complement in the collection.
The road is currently terminated with this T-shaped crossing. There is a plan to extend this road and make this crossing X-shaped.
On the other side of the crossing is Osaki High-school. A tunnel exists under its ground. Steel plates over there are hiding it. The construction work at the other end of the tunnel is under way.
Terminator Shift
Movement of the terminator over 4 hours. I was lucky to see the terminator directly over the crater Copernicus early this morning, however, by 11:05 it had shifted so that the right wall was no longer illuminated. The same is true for some other craters as well.
All shots taken in daylight.
T-800 Terminator from Enterbay.
It's a fantastic figure with a great likeness but the left arm was broken 5 years after (2017) this picture was originally taken.