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A beast made up of mostly dark crystal. Its radiation mades all beings feel pressured as it moves freely along the land. Its body and reflexes are mixed between a lycan and a raptor. Physical attacks to this beast damaged the attacker more than the beast itself.
*Steal and I'll snap your spine*
If there is one animal which is commonly seen in many rural areas in the Philippines, it is the carabao (shown in the foreground). Known as kalabaw in Pilipino, it is a domestic swamp-type water buffalo which for the past centuries up to the present many Filipino farmers use in plowing the fields and carrying heavy loads. Thus, it is a local version of the beast of burden.
Taken at a distant village in Subic, Zambales, Philippines.
"Aye, half eagle, half-tomcat, just like the lord's crest. 'Cept this 'un was carryin' me dead cow 'stead of a scepter." - Griffin attack witness, name unknown.
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Soooo I took enough of a break from Witcher 3 to actually build something for a community display a few weeks back. Only got around to taking pictures yesterday, but here he is! The Royal Griffin, a.k.a. the first creature you meet in-game, awesome, majestic, grand and...not so awesome on Death March -__-
It's definitely my largest creature build to date, and a real satisfying at that despite the number of revisions and changes this guy had to go through. Had a blast with the base and rocks too.
I'd love to tackle a Leshen or Fiend build sometime in the future...but for now...back to looting stuff. *scoots*
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Goodwood: Festival of Speed: The FIAT S76, later known as the FIAT 300 HP RECORD and nicknamed "The Beast of Turin", was a car built in 1911 by FIAT specifically to beat the land speed record held at the time by Blitzen Benz. It has a 4-cylinder engine with a displacement of 28,353 cm3 (1,730.2 in3) (190mm x 250mm), and provides 290 metric hp (290 CV / 213kW) at 1900 rpm.
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The beast is looking to the east, where the sun rises. Fantasy canyon, Utah.
Explored #462: 23-12-2015
'Crouching Beast II' is a sculpture by artist Lynn Chadwick. It is part of the Sainsbury Centre collection at the University of East Anglia
With her weapon.
I tried to improve her original weapons at first, but went lazy =P This one works well with her mechanisms too, as you can see with the new Ekimu set.
ronet beneath Pen-y-Ghent having succesfully climbed and descended 'the beast'...
(day 11 of the Pennine Way)
Biomechanical creature similar to Earth's herbivorous ungulates. Capable of reaching great speeds. The elongated shape of the head suggests that it houses either heat exchange system or internal organs with unknown functions.