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This model goes way back, with the figure finished in 1969! I was modeling a lot of comic book characters back then and converting anything that would give me additional subjects. This one started out as a Monogram race car driver that was manufactured when slot car racing was getting real hot and all the kit companies were producing cars and plenty of accessories and figure sets.
I added the gun, belt, collar and helmet to the basic figure. The helmet was vacuum formed in clear plastic, and there is a human head inside that can be seen if you hold the figure a certain way in just the right light!
I originally had this figure mounted on a very simple square base, one of many styles that I used over time. Twenty-five years after I finished it, I decide that it would be very nice to have all my 1/32 scale and similarly sized figures on one uniform style base, so I went about creating new bases for a lot of old figures.
Being larger than the original, the new base allowed for a good amount of scenic detail. Since the AIM Agents were created by Jack Kirby, I tried to give the added equipment the “Jack Kirby look”, which consisted of lots of detail on strange shapes that had no symmetry and defied any sort of logical, functional layout! Most of the bits I used came from my box of Japanese robot spare parts.
Figure created in 1969, base completed in 1994.
Agents are the basis of many models of complex adaptive systems, and in today's world, the "network" paradigm, as depicted in the figure to the left, is predominant.
The figure to the right is the outcome of a cellular automata model, which simulates multi-state agent-based systems who have local (e.g. geographic) influence. Cellular automata have been shown to accurately model many physical and social systems.
An excellent CA model simulator that you can easily run on any computer is Mierk's Java Cellebration, found here:
Lizzy: so, you're the one that took my hand
Agent 47: I was aiming for your head
Lizzy: right.. now you're surrounded. girls? take him down!
Ciri: I should've mentioned, I gave up violence years ago
Lizzy: what?
Beth: I can't chop a man up with a machete! why did you even give this to me?
Lizzy: ugh..
Lara Croft: I had a chance with my sword and I couldn't do it either
Beth: I just want to go back home and play computer games!
Lizzy: you're all useless!.. mister bald guy? could I.. hire you?
47: with what? you outlawed all currency, that is why I've been trying to kill you
Lizzy: oh. why is that bad?
47: I can do, whatever I'm payed to. if there's no more money, I'm out of work
Lizzy: I can hire you . I guess.. I could pay you in serums and Institute technology?
47: that will have to do
(47 must like money because it's green and pretty? I never got what he or Geralt was saving for)
An estate agent's sign has been fixed to this concrete post.
The Challenge Friday group has chosen Concrete for Week 4.
The boys’ are on a mission — Secret Agent birthday cake for two of my grandsons’ joint birthday party. The candle in the bomb cookie is a sparkler candle — I hope it “fizzes” like it is supposed to!
A Jeep CJ-7 at the U.S. car meet in Bramsche.
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From left to right:
Agents Gemma Simmons, Agent Leo Fitz, (former) Director Fury, Director Phil Coulson, Agent Maia Hill, Agent Melissa May with the berserker staff, Agent Antoine Triplett, Skye
Jake Rios Torres, 9, watches as Puerto Rico Army Reservists, U.S. Coast Guard Investigative Service Agents, U.S. Coast Guard Tactical Law Enforcement Team members, Puerto Rico Treasury Department Agents, and a Puerto Rico Ports Authority Agent deliver food and water his family that is sharing the only room they have left after Hurricane Maria destroyed their home in the mountains around Utuado, Puerto Rico, Oct. 12, 2017. The Federal Emergency Management Agency and its federal partners continue 24-hour operations to conduct missions in support of those affected by Hurricane Maria. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Joshua L. DeMotts)
The left agent is taking her handgun out of her bag, while the right agent is looking around for any attack!
When the Agents go to space... this is their ship of choice. The ship is a modular design; allowing the middle section to be setup as stand-alone base of operations.
Lighting: Single bare speedlight through a trellis between 5 and 6 o'clock. Second speed light through a Honl 8-inch gold/silver snoot at 9 o'clock
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