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This was built for DCbricks contest. (Got full conned and never got my prize hmmm)
I've wanted to do this build for a while now, and having the chance to possibly win a prize was what motivated me to finally build this. I've tried to be as accurate to the show as possible and I think I have done a pretty good job of doing that. There are only a few things that I'm not too happy with and that is that it feels somewhat bare in the front and the floors not black like it is in the show, which is due to the fact that I just don't have enough black pieces to cover that amount of space.
. I'll release some closeup detail photos tomorrow as Its somewhat hard to appreciate some of the smaller details in this moc.
Edit was done by Dayton, link to his stream- www.flickr.com/photos/113172675@N06/
Sorry for the inactiveness over the past month, I've been busy working on another Moc (Hint, its Apoc) which has occupied most of my time.
Comments are greatly appreciated :)
-Thanks Tristan
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A low viewpoint on a dandelion head.
This photo was submitted to Macro Mondays for the theme "Arrow". and chosen into the group "in explore" ranking 159. However it was deleted by error.
It was then reposted to Flickr for public viewing.
Train 262 heads eastbound on the Boonton Line with three Arrow IIIs heading for Hoboken. They are seen passing under Highland Avenue in Glen Ridge.
The silhouette created by the sunset light looked like an arrow at the Badwater basin, Death Valley National Park. An arrow toward progress and better humanity.
NJ Transit Arrow III car 1319 is seen ducking between shadows as it approaches Orange Station on the front of Gladstone Branch train 423.
A passing shot of the Arrows ( well some of them ) whilst they were displaying at Wings and Wheels Dunsfold . I was not at the event but in nearby Cranleigh mainly to see the Lancaster but I think this was the occasion it was unable to fly due to bad weather conditions .
So as many of you know I have dropped the role of Green Arrow in the DCSG. I guess I sort've wanted to explain why.
First off I've had this role since May, 2015 and since then I have uploaded 11 issues, one of which is just a cover for Vol 1. And at one point I was inactive with the role for 8 months. Truth is, at the end I was running out of ideas too. I think I have three or so issues I wrote, but never got around to posting.
So yeah, that's why I dropped the role. :P
But I do want to thank everyone that's been keeping up and supporting my stories, your feedback and positive reactions mean a lot to me. :)
But since I do, I didn't have a chance to show off my new Green Arrow fig! So here he is, and I'm quite proud of how he he turned out. I believe Chaos came up with the idea for this head first, so credit to him!
Also #MakeTheDCSGGreatAgain :P
Red arrows team leader, Jon Bond, callsign Red1, leads the team out for a winter training flight over RAF Waddington in LIncolnshire.
Explored Aug 15, 2011 #2 I love this shot, thanks everyone.
Had a great time watching the Red Arrows display yesterday.
The view from the Clifton Observatory was fantastic, the clouds parted and blue skies ment there was standing room only.
Update
Flight Lieutenant Jon Egging of the Royal Air Force aerobatics team (The Red Arrows) died when his Hawk T1 "Red 4" crashed near Bournemouth Airport after a display yesterday, Saturday 20th August 2011.
www.raf.mod.uk/reds/teamnews/index.cfm?storyid=1754075D-5...
The arrow shape of the step movement Second Hand on one of my watches made this a natural choice for an Arrow of Time pic ;o)
2 second exposure to get the double image.
Arrow for Macro Mondays
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Talk about a stroke of luck. After dithering around this morning deciding what lens to go out with I finally opted for the 70-200. Then, when we got to Waterloo, a change of plans meant we ended up walking over Westminster Bridge just as a flyby started for the Queens birthday! It finished with the Red Arrows doing their thing over the London Eye and the Thames!
Darts or Arrows as it is known in the UK, played in pubs and clubs throughout the land both for fun and in league and cup competitions. Made famous in the 1970's with the annual News of the World Challenge and the World Darts Final around the turn of the year, being the only televised events. Today with the advent of Satellite and Cable TV, Darts or Arrows is a multi-million pound sport with millionaire players. HMM
When I walk the new road, I feel sense of superiority. It resembles a sense that wear a cool jacket in a fitting room.
It may be questioned by a police officer when I photograph it on a deserted road in the middle of the night. Furthermore, even a walker may be demanded the presentation of the driver's license from. And I may miss the last train when I put a balaclava and some whisky bottle in a bag.
On November 3, 2014 in Harumi.
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新しい道路を歩く気持ちよさは、試着室で着るジャケットの感覚に似ています。 でも深夜にひとけのない道路で撮影していると、警察官に職務質問されたり、歩行者なのに運転免許証の提示を要求される場合があるので、かばんの中に目出し帽や酒瓶をしまっておくと、終電に乗り遅れる可能性があります。
2014年11月3日、晴海にて。
NJ Transit Arrow III car 1514 is the lead unit on Gladstone Branch train 721, seen arriving at Bernardsville Station.