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100% production parts from the production steel mold.
TD9 Briefcase
ACS w/Drum
ABR
RPG-7
XMP
Derringer
M9
After Bricks Cascade, they will only be available in a wider release later this summer, so take advantage of the sneak peek and buy them at Bricks Cascade this weekend.
The brick walls aren't there to keep us out, the brick walls are there to give us a chance to show how badly we want something
The spires of Central Catholic High School & St. Paul Cathedral in the Oakland section of Pittsburgh.
I spent a little time in downtown Salem today between rain squalls. This is one of the interior walls in one of our favorite lunch spots.
Explore! Nov. 11, 2009 #410
Madison, Georgia
Ilford FP4+ film.
This area was a shadow area that I pulled out in Lightroom. I like the look.
This 22x sized headlight brick was built for the 1st quarter 2022 build challenge for Steel City LUG. This build has a few surprises...
See the rest of the pictures and check out the full story on my new Instagram.
Fabric designed by Koalalady (Shirley Blundell) .
The wonderful shirt created and sewn by Jason Weber.
Fabric available at Spoonflower.com.
A busy camera stall in London's Brick Lane market. All sorts of old cameras and lenses at reasonable prices. Spent ages looking around... I really like that sort of stuff.
Accessibility Description: The old brick wall gazes out over the restless water, its eyes a hundred tired windows, each one whispering a forgotten story. The river moves with soft fury, a silken blur against the rigid geometry of industry. Rusted fences and pipes cling to the facade, like scars of utility, while the smaller annex juts out like an afterthought—functional, unadorned, weary. Time hangs heavy in this scene, the building standing as both sentinel and relic, watching the current rush past, unmoved yet undeniably worn.
This is a picture of a group of brick cap mushrooms at Lake Waterford Park in Pasadena, Maryland.
Round Bay Quad
So I wanted this MOC flic.kr/p/YLQEXs to feature a light brick inside the cockpit, and only had one possible place for a button mechanism. I didn't want to alter the look of the gun turret/base too much, turned out I hardly had to change it, only a round tile changed to an inverted round plate.
One slope is there to push the light's trigger, the 2 others, while not absolutely necessary, keep things straight & stable. The outer ring prevents the button from falling off, as it lets the round plate pass, but blocks the slope parts. Works pretty well!
(45 degree slopes fit the trigger's slope better, but don't work any better, only use more parts)
I also have a design for a clicky flip switch, used in another MOC, if anyone is interested.