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My interpretation of the Iron Throne of Westeros from the "A Song of Ice and Fire" novels by George R. R. Martin and the HBO Original Series "Game of Thrones".
"The Iron Throne was constructed by Aegon I Targaryen, the first king of the Seven Kingdoms. Aegon the Conqueror had the throne made from the swords surrendered by his enemies. It is supposed to have taken a thousand blades to make, heated in the breath of Balerion the Black Dread. The hammering took fifty-nine days."
- A Game of Thrones
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Perfect for any home this throne contains lots of animations.
Full bento, RLV, INM, Lovebridge, Physics, V Bento, VAW.
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object of desire
got on the waitlist in May - got confirmed end of August...
I have no idea what the edition size of this one is but I am happy to have gotten hold of one (it is kind of X-mas, Easter and birthday combined).
Set 75093 encouraged me to design my own improved throne for the Emperor.
Hopefully I can get hold of grille bricks in purple someday!
A new round of Enchantment with The Iron Throne theme is coming this May!
Here's a little sneakpeek of what we're working on for it!
I visited my sister in Oregon last summer. We went to Proxy Falls while the sun was gently filtering through the trees. The light played on the falls like small diamonds. It was a very beautiful scene. It really felt like we were there at just the right time.
It was difficult to compress this scene into the available 10" square. This provided space for only 8 skeletons.
Come claim fulfill your destiny with our Stone Throne! Only 12Li it comes in a PG and an Adult version!
Get on your Dragon and ride to this round of Cosmopolitan today to get yours - maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/No%20Comment/127/46/1001
Journées du Patrimoine
salle du Trône - throne room
construite lors du règne de George IV en 1834, c'est ici qu'on lieu les cérémonies de remise de décorations aujourd'hui -
le baldaquin, brodé aux armoiries de la Couronne, date du XVIIIème siècle
le trône est l'oeuvre d'un ébéniste du 8 Bond Street, M. Francis
le médaillon central du tapis d'Aubusson (XIXème siècle) représente les armes de la Reine Victoria, tout comme les 2 consoles et les chaises en bois doré, de style Louis XV
built during the reign of George IV in 1834, this is where are given during ceremonies the order of knighthoods
the XVIIIth century canopy is embroidered with the coat of arms of the Crown,
the throne is the work of an ebenist M. Francis 8 Bond Street
the central medaillon of the XIXth century tapistry of Aubusson bears the coat of arms of Queen Victoria as well as the 2 pier-tables and the Louis the XVth style guilded chairs
Like a majestic queen she sits on her throne of leaves :)
It has been raining a lot lately but when that beautiful sunshine comes through the clouds and makes the wet earth shine it makes all that gloom worth it! I believe that is the same with anything in life; at times you may be faced with gloom, yet a little bit of sunshine coming through the gloom can make your world shine brighter then if the gloom was never there. There will always be a sunshine with the gloom as long as you allow it to.
Queen: Ambrosia
Photography, Styling: Claudia Paridae Images
We extended our stay in Dublin with a tour to Northern Ireland. Three hours drive north brought us to one of the most stunning scenes I've ever witnessed. No wonder that the location-scouts for "Lord of the Rings" and "Game of Thrones" used this place as a filming location for there fairytale movies.
The 250 year old Beechtrees must have been part of a hedge and due to lack of maintenance grew like they do now.
Downside to the popularity of this place is the large amount of visitors, which makes it almost impossible to take an image without people in it. I admit that in PS I removed one couple and their photographer from this image.
This bucketlist-location was definitely worth a visit.
Enjoy!
(do yourself a favour and click L for a full-screen)
*Image is under copyright by Bram de Jong. Contact me if you want to buy or use my photographs
::c.A.:: Frances [nail]
3 types
Maitreya only
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Enchantment "The Iron Throne"
May 11th to June 3rd
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テーマが”The Iron Throne”ということで
ドラゴンぽい爪を書きました！
My outfit:
+ Draconis Legs & Tattoo + {aii & ego}
+ Dark Touch Fingers & Toes Tattoo + {aii}
+ Avian Ibrida (raven) Tattoo + {aii}
+ Daemonium Tail + {egosumaii}
+ Max Level Armor + {aii}
+ Maitreya Body Stardust + {aii}
:[P]:- Araxxis Horns - Swept [Bare]
Izzie's - Dark Soul Eyeshadows
ANTINATURAL[+] Lost Saints / Overshoulder Snake / RED ANTINATURAL[+]
Stealthic - Desire (S Breast) Stealthic
[SP] Ascendant Wings Demonic v1 L
CATWA HEAD Catya NEW Catwa
Maitreya Mesh Body - Lara
A detail from the throne of Tutankhamun which shows the pharaoh with his wife Ankhsenamun. c. 1327 BCE. National Museum, Cairo.
www.globalegyptianmuseum.org/detail.aspx?id=15757#:~:text...
Original image by Pataki Márta. Uploaded by Mark Cartwright, ... Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike. Detail: www.worldhistory.org/image/2508/tutankhamun--ankhsenamun/
A build I made that's loosely based off of the video game, Marvel: Contest of Champions , the only thing being the characters. On the left we have Jeanine Sauvage, known as "Guillotine" and Morningstar on the right. These are my first custom decals for figures, and I think they turned out pretty well.
I may enter this into the miscellaneous category of the CCC XVI if it would fit when the submission page opens.