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Part of second #thewitchercollab project by Zbudujmy To! LUG members based on "A Little Sacrifice" short story by Andrzej Sapkowski.
Geralt was hired by a prince as a translator to help him convince a mermaid to marry him.
Hope you like my build. ;)
Base matificante, excelente fijación, con filtro UV,además de ser antiarrugas.
Solo dos unidades, en los tonos en las fotos
Ancienne Base sous-marine à Bordeaux, un bel après-midi d'hiver.
(Ancient ww2 submarine base in Bordeaux, France).
Base dedicated by the team sponsor, Atarbos, to the winners of the military Pyrrhic dance contest and of the circular dance contest. The two blocs of the base supported three bronze statues of different sizes.
The relief on the left bloc [Bloc A] represent seven men arranged in two groups of similar figures, moving towards a female figure; the rightmost group is adjacent to a woman portrayed with her head turned 3/4-view to right; her left leg supports the weight, while the right one is relaxed; she wears a long-sleeved chiton, a himation draped over her left shoulder and around her torso, falling back over her bent left arm; the right hand is near to her side.
On the right, Bloc B, there is a female character taller and slimmer than the previous one: she could be the personification of Panathenaia. The woman is portrayed standing 3/4-view to the right, the weight on her left leg, the right one is relaxed. Her clothing is similar to that of the woman portrayed in the Bloc A. In front of her there are eight nude youths arranged in two groups of four. Each one has the weight on his right foot and the bent left leg pulled behind it. The youths wear a small (Attic) helmet; their slightly bent right arm, with clenched fist, is close to side; they hold a sharply foreshortened round shield on their outstretched left arm. The shields of the dancers overlap by a different degree.
Two narrow bands (ca. 3 cm.) above the reliefs of the two blocs bear an inscription reading:
Block A: νική[σας κυκλίωι χο]ρῶι.
Block B: [πυρριχ]ισταῖς νικήσας Ἄταρβος Λυ[σιστράτου. -- Κ]ηφισό[δ]ωρο[ς ἦρχε]
[IG 2.2, 3157]
Block A: Having won with a cyclic chorus.
Block B: Having won with pyrrhic dancers, Atarbos son of Ly[sistratos] (dedicated). Kephisodoros [was archon].
Thus, as indicated by the inscription, the pose and the attire of the dancers, the scene carved on the Bloc B represents the pyrrhic dance, one of the earliest contests in the "Panathenaia" . The figures on the Bloc A are harder to identify. According to the inscription carved on the base, some scholars suggest that they are the participants in the "Dithyramb", a tribal contest first instituted in Athens as a tribal event at Great "Dionysia" in 509/508.
Source: www.perseus.tufts.edu
Marble from Penteli
Height: 32.5 cm; length: 189 cm; width: 71.5 cm.
323 - 2 BC
Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inv. no. Ακρ. 1338
Based on the exhaust up at the front of the Shasta Daylight, the Alcos on the point of SP train 10 are working hard in the Sacramento River Canyon. The engineer must be attempting to make up some time before the next station stop at Dunsmuir, California.
Not buying that? I wouldn't either. However, it was fun to dream that there was an A-B-A set of Alco PAs on the point of the Louisiana Worlds Fair Daylight as it curved along the Sacramento River. It may have been June 1984, but at times the views could have been seen three decades earlier.
A base from the classic engineers of Space - M-Tron !
This is my 8th build for the Iron Builder with Matthew De Lanoy.
The seed part is the Brick Round 2x2 Dome Bottom.
A shot from last April, South Mountains State Park, Burke County, NC.
Purchase this shot: davidhopkinsphotography.zenfolio.com/p907835387/e1202b747
I took the pieces from the Arctic sets and built a base out of them - check out the full build on The Brick Blogger!
Base de montaje de Villada para la construcción de la LAV Valladolid-Palencia-Leon donde podemos ver 4 rumanas de Comsa (Identificadas la L65 y L64), dos 319 de Continental Rail y la Prima de Convensa, ademas de diferentes máquinas para la construcción y mantenimiento de la línea.
this is my display at brick fair i will have a video on my youtube tomorrow!
Entry to " LEGO Contest 2012"
Avec l'objectif hélios 44-4, 58mm
un peu trop "ton sur ton"... La panthère changera de maillot lors du prochain match ...
Shortly after the capture of Echo base on Hoth, Lord Vader himself questions briefly a few of the captured Rebels who couldn't escape in time. It does not take long.
An Imperial base on an icy world. Maybe Hoth?
I used the Carbon Freezing Chamber playset here, it seems to have a lot of detractors saying it's a stairway to nowhere, it's too flimsy, etc. but if you're into toy photography therein lies the challenge.
And for me personally, I also set a goal to do something other than recreate the scene from the movie.
So I combined it with the Cave pop-up from Extreme Sets for a new look, and in my opinion it's a worthwhile set. The translucent orange plastic piece under the stairs and platform is pretty awesome to light up, and it's relatively easy to break the entire thing down again and pack it up.
Federation crewmen unload the first sample from the Ganymede mission.
Unused shot from LEGO Space: Building the Future
Photo by Bluemoose