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A big insect that looks intimidating, but in fact is a gentle giant. (Enyaliopsis petersi, male, Mozambique)
"Foul tarnished, in search of the Cardboard Armor. Emboldened by the sheets of paper. Someone must recycled thy self. Let it be!"
Get some cardboard armor at fantasy faire!
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Built for the Burgomeister "Armored Limousine" category of DA4, supporting General Farok. Main image meets the A&B criteria of a motorcade with two additional vehicles.
The "secret weapon" of this pimped out limo-tank is its hard rockin' stereo system that doubles as a sonic weapon. When it's not being used as a P.A. system to address the nation, or to play the dulcet tones of Ronnie James Dio, it is capable of incapacitating any would-be pursuers through its expansive frequency range. It is concealed by the rear trunk tailgate when not in use.
Another noticeable feature is its rooftop mounted drone, which can be deployed to scout the route ahead.
Nine-banded Armadillo, Circle B Bar Reserve, Lakeland, Florida. Armadillo in Spanish means "little armored one". This is the first time I ever downloaded a photo to Flickr from the Lounge Car of the Amtrak Auto-train!!!
Sunset during CPC (crew, platoon, company צמ"פ) training in the Golan Heights.
December 1987.
Kodak Gold 100 ISO
I'm ready for that walk, stanley.
great, edna, let's go.
ok. I'll just put on my sandals.
uh, actually, do you have work boots?
work boots?
preferably steel-toed. and a helmet.
to go for a walk?
it's just a suggestion, edna.
maybe I should grab a flak jacket?
armored, if you have one.
this walk sounds like it'll be dreamy.
that's one way to put it.
Coming to BrickCon 2015, and resellers soon after that:
BrickArms Plate Carrier Vests (PCV)
• Commando
• Operator
• Signal
• Specialist
All PCVs come in all 5 colors
A Rhodesian Armored Corps Daimler Ferret from the 1964-79 Rhodesian Bush War. A little build I made back in December, but definitely one of my all time favorites. He's a rather complex little bugger, but holds together alright and rolls smoothly. I've made 5 other Rhodie vehicles as well, so expect those soon.
The Forest Faeries are rolling on. Beware their might!
Couldn't get the render angle right to show the two people in the front hatch. Proof there's room!
262/365
I've wanted to this for a long time, back when I was using my point and shoot because I was taking a comparative anatomy class. I kept putting it off because I thought it wouldn't turn out right and I was right in thinking that, because this isn't what I wanted at all... oh well. I was going to do a series of these but not I'm not so sure.
For the record, the first time I drew this it was anatomically correct (correct number of ribs and verebrae, etc) but it turns out I'm REALLY CRAPPY at drawing so I just sketched it the second (and third) times and I don't think everything's correct now.
Oh, this is yesterday's picture.
yes, i can`t stop it XD It makes so much fund to sculpt such armors for doll ^^ This one will be for our Soom Sphaler. So its the first male armor we did ^^ Its not finished yet, we have to sculpt him a back and also som knee armors ^^ But the front is finished as you can see on the picture
Copy of samurai armor
Japan, ca.1970
modeled on armor from 17th-18th centuries
Asia and Pacific Museum, Warsaw
The Armored Ammunition Carrier was initially developed as a field modification of the 2-ton Light Artillery Tractor chassis, but it soon became a regular factory produced model with over 400 units completed. The idea was originally envisioned by Dharitian general Dharyl Kuumta, who desired a mobile ammunition carrier that could accompany his heavier artillery near the front lines. It allowed his and other Casscocian units to sustain intense artillery barrages as their ammunition carriers moved to and from the rear to collect more ammunition. Several were further modified into Mortar Carriers.
This is my latest addition to my tractor chassis family after obtaining another pair of tan technic liftarms at BFVA this year. It's loosely inspired by the Type 1 Ho-Ki APC. The idea was completed within a week, but I was lacking a few parts and I went off to uni for the fall semester, and I only recently completed it after getting some BrickLink orders. It also shows off my armored hatch design - not that it's anything special. Just a nice simple technique I can't say I've seen anyone else use, surprisingly. Also looks great with trans 1 x 2 tiles for an armored/bulletproof glass look. Anyways, I hope you guys like it!