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Banbaro Beta Armor, Monster Hutner World Photographer: A.Z.Production Cosplay Photography (instagram.com/azproductioncosp) Cosplayer and armor: Frekya (www.instagram.com/frekya/); Hammer: Lux Cosplay (www.instagram.com/lux_lisa_/);
1978 Lancia Beta 2000 coupe.
Anglia Car Auctions, King's Lynn -
"From the William Hunt collection. Owned since 2011. A substantial history file comes with this example and contains the original bill of sale, 20 expired tax discs, instruction book, the original service book and many assorted invoices. V5 present."
Sold for £6405 on an estimate of £5000 to £6000.
Beta Three is the second generation of robots capable of AHE or Artificial Human Emotion. The Alpha Two was the first to use it but the hardware was flawed. As AHE evolved into a more advanced pieces of software, the robot needed to be upgraded to be able to run it. This new robot has a head that has artificial muscles integrated into it for more complex emotions. If the muscles dry out they become very brittle and must be replaced. To keep the muscles wet, the entire head is surrounded by a jar-like helmet filled with a special chemical solution. The body of the robot has also been upgraded to be lighter and easier to repair.
Scavrat Captured Beta.
When I built the Archon Beta, I knew I wanted to build more than one. This was a great opportunity to return to one of my favourite #darklegacies factions, the Scavrats. I added a bit of steampunk flavour to this build, with the bolt launcher and exhaust, which is truer to the original source material. It also has a Sisterhood Lantern of Revelation up front to ensure no invisible demons can sneak up on the pilot when working the carrion fields.
This build is complete but also a WIP, as I have a bunch of old dark gray parts coming in from BrickLink and I may replace the left arm cannon with an arm/multi-tool. I also need to get to work on my new custom base so I can do some proper photos.
Future Ventures hosted a dinner conversation with Tau Beta Pi, the engineering honors society... and the nation's second-oldest honor society, founded in 1885. We are all members, albeit very different years.
Beta Ray Bill - custom printed torso/leg stickers, custom painted hammer, 3D printed and painted head
Jane Foster - full body custom stickers, custom painted hemet
So for the past few weeks, I’ve been given the privilege to take part in the Injustice 2 Online Beta. Now that I’ve had some time to play around with some of the features I just wanted to give you guys some of my impressions of the game so far. This is isn’t going to be in the traditional format of a review, I’ll save that for when the full game actually comes out, but I’m just gonna ramble for a bit about the things I like and don’t like about this game so far.
The first thing I don’t like about the beta that has nothing to do with the game is that the only thing you can do is online matches. This is like the equivalent to if you were trying to learn how to swim, somebody just would just drop you off in the middle of the ocean and you’d learn from there. I haven’t played an Injustice or a Mortal Kombat game in a while before this Beta, so I’m pretty trash, and there would be matches were I couldn’t even lay a finger on my opponent! I just wish there was just a training mode or a tutorial mode alongside the online matches. The only way to see your moves is to pause the online match, which isn’t really pausing because it’s just pausing you and before you’ve even finished reading the character’s move list, you’ve already lost!
This will have no affect on the full game, I just wanted to bitch about this because it took me a while until I could find someone where we were even, but when I found someone who was even with me, I had a blast with this game. The gameplay of Injustice 2 just feels way more smooth than the first one, it also felt a lot faster too.
So far the characters that are playable in the Beta are Batman, Superman, Supergirl, Atrocitus, Blue Beetle, and Black Canary. All the characters are pretty fun to play as, but I find myself playing with Superman the most.
When I first heard about the gear system for Injustice 2, I thought it was just going to be a dumb gimmick, but in reality, it what actually makes the game for me. I love playing matches to collect gear and then seeing what they look like on all the characters. It kinda reminds me of what Super Smash Bros. tried to do with custom characters, but it’s 100 times better because you can actually see the gear on the character and you can make them look however you’d like!
Anyways, that pretty much wraps up everything about the Injustice 2 Beta. I’d say this game’s gonna be a day 1 pick-up for me. I really have to start saving money if I want to pre-order the Ultimate Edition!
As a lifelong tokusatsu fan, the Ultraman franchise has always been my favourite. The show Ultraman is about a human being able to transform into a silver giant alien, combats monsters (kaijus) from all over the world, as a peacekeeper of the Earth and the entire universe.
To express my affection to Ultraman, I wanted to reproduce his iconic transformation item *Beta capsule* in LEGO form. The prominent red button is the button that the host presses in order to unlock his transformation ability.
Link to my other Ultraman-themed build, Ultraman Taro's Ultra Badge: www.flickr.com/photos/144453587@N07/52380259834/in/datepo...
ALPHA BETA // prototyping a caribbean style skirt for xalaat african dance team using bedsheets. a circle skirt is hand gathered to the yoke and each ruffle is serged on either side with a tight and narrow overlock stitch, then applied with a straight stitch using a ruffling foot attachment.
Built in 1960-1961, this Colonial Revival-style building was constructed for the congregation of Scotts Creek Baptist Church, which was founded in the mid-19th Century, and once was located at the Old Field Cemetery on Cope Creek. The building replaced an earlier church, constructed in the 1950s, which burned in 1960, destroying an earlier wood-frame building from the early 20th Century and the old parsonage in the process. The building also stands on the site of the former Beta School, a two-story wood-frame public school which operated from the early 20th Century until it was consolidated with other schools in Scotts Creek Township to form Scotts Creek School in 1951. The building is clad in red brick with a gabled roof and front portico with doric columns, a steeple with an octagonal belfry and spire, large stained glass windows, and a two-story educational wing to the rear. The building remains in use by the Scotts Creek Baptist Church.
When Beta is spoken to in a cheerful, non-threatening voice, and recognizes certain words, she cocks her head back and forth. These words include:
* Taylor (my parents' dog)
* Breakfast (all meals are breakfast, regardless of time served)
* Treat
* Dog Run
* Grandma and Grandpa
* Doggy Daycare
* David (my brother)
* Jeff and Mary (my other brother and my sister-in-law)
If, for some strange reason, the FBI has bugged our apartment, then somewhere, in a top-secret government media analysis lab, there are hours-long recordings of me engaged in a one-way conversation with my dog. In this voice.
This artist’s impression shows exocomets orbiting the star Beta Pictoris. Astronomers analysing observations of nearly 500 individual comets made with the HARPS instrument at ESO’s La Silla Observatory have discovered two families of exocomets around this nearby young star. The first consists of old exocomets that have made multiple passages near the star. The second family, shown in this illustration, consists of younger exocomets on the same orbit, which probably came from the recent breakup of one or more larger objects.
More information: www.eso.org/public/images/eso1432a/
Credit:
ESO/L. Calçada
Green 1978 Lancia Beta HPE - BEC 460S - seen on display at the 44th Scottish Borders Historic Motoring Extravaganza, held at Thirlestane Castle, Lauder, Scotland, June 2016.
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Albegas is the combined form of 3 identical robots (Alpha, Beta, and Gamma). The design makes absolutely no sense and is practically impossible to be show accurate. To achieve a perfect transformation, the most challenging aspect is to collapse each robot's waist and hip into its chest while leaving enough room for another one's head to be plugged in. So, please spare me when you see a lot of weird proportions.
The idea of the 'get pushed' theme is that each member of the group picks another member of the '52 weeks of 2019' group who he or she is going to challenge. Browse through the photo stream of that member and find an area of photography that is hardly present in his/her stream.
I was pushed by Betty (Squarequilter) and she came up with this assignment: Just a plain picture of a cat or dog.
A difficult theme for me since we don't have a pet in the house. Luckily, my daughter came to visit us with her dog Luna. Problem solved.
Not sure that Luna is as good a guard dog as the dog that watches over the building and construction site in the background.
52 weeks of 2019 -
Week 38: Get pushed
This artist’s view shows the planet orbiting the young star Beta Pictoris. This exoplanet is the first to have its rotation rate measured. Its eight-hour day corresponds to an equatorial rotation speed of 100 000 kilometres/hour — much faster than any planet in the Solar System.
More information: www.eso.org/public/images/eso1414a/
Credit:
ESO L. Calçada/N. Risinger (skysurvey.org)
This is a fractal flame I rendered using Fractron 9000 Beta.
Use as a texture if you like, please send me a link if you do! :)
Veer made a picture with this: www.flickr.com/photos/veertje_paine/5828406902/