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A30-006 enters runway 27 at RAF Fairford for departure following its participation in the static display at RIAT 2017
Not just the usual big three models, but plenty of low volume obscure makes were around at one time or another. Pretty sure it was published in the eighties. I'd check, but I think it's in a box in the garage.
The Australian Magpie, you either love 'em or loathe 'em! A fiercely territorial bird during springtime, when they're nesting. During this time, they'll mount a vicious attack if you get anywhere near them & by near I mean if one sees you, doesn't matter how far away you are, it'll have you in its sights! I was bitten on the ear by one last year, hard enough to draw blood, it was painful & not to mention a bit of a shock to suddenly be attacked by a bird! This one was friendly though & tolerated me being quite close, it even jumped onto my camera bag, inspected the contents, probably looking for food & then cleaned it's beak off on the side of the bag! Bellbowrie, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
Here is a rear view of my redesigned and heavily modified Revell Kenworth T600.
The drive mudguards were made from styrene plastic in boiling water method. The spider rim wheels were modified after market, The airlines and power lead are old phone cable. The chassis was shortened and a reduced in scale Italeri Sleeper was added. Extra long range fuel tanks were added. The Cab fairings were much modified from somewhere else. The exhaust system was changed and the truck was modified to right hand drive cab. The bug deflecter was added as was a scratchbuilt bulbar with Italeri spotlights added. The bull bar tilts as does the bonnet. Air horns were changed and numerous other details were added or deleted as per the real truck.
Japanese sunflower (Tithonia diversifolia)
Japanese sunflower is native to Central America.
Japanese sunflower is a serious environmental weed, forming dense thickets and out-competing native vegetation.
daff.qld.gov.au
Australia has over 1,500 species of native bee.
MDPD2014 151/365
"7 Days of Shooting" "Week #8" "Butterflies/Insects" "Texture Tuesday"