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Handmade fondant Buzz Lightyear sits on top of this 2 tier stacked caked : 9" Chocolate Mud Cake with Dairy Milk Ganache and 6" Madagascan Bourbon Vanilla with Vanilla Buttercream & Raspberry Jam filling.
I've ventured away from cupcakes for a brief fling with a 2 tier stacked cake!! Buzz himself took longer than the entire cake, lol ;D
This was for my little boy's birthday so I it had to be his favourite character... so pleased with how it turned out... he was over the moon, his little face lit up when he saw it... yay, brownie points for Mummy :D
I'm sure most of you feel the same way that I do about the official LEGO design for the Separatist Buzz Droid. They range from being laughingly awful (*shudders* the one with the battle droid legs still haunts my dreams) to simply being too cumbersome and not really in line with minifigure proportions.
So, as I was cleaning my Star Wars collection, I devoted some time to redesigning my two Buzz Droids before putting them on display. What started out as a simple swapping out of a few parts lead to a complete re-imagining. I've seen other great Buzz Droid MOCs, but many of them are flimsy and don't have a lot of playability. These little guys hold up well and are pretty posable.
As always, feed back is encouraged. :D
Buzz-Off is a humanoid bee, and friend of He-Man. He comes from a race of Bee People based in the Mystic Mountains, given the name Andreenids.
so what have we here?
I don't know to be honest
I found it dead, on a window ledge in my house, either becuase it had naturally expired, or someone had helped it along its way . It had beautiful wings and was larger than a house fly.
I took loads of photos of it, by my front window which doubles up as my indoor studio and is the main place where the photos in my table top photography set are taken.
This is the first time that I have tried to articulate how I approach photography. Basically, in a nutshell - I see possibilities in the viewfinder. So here, the fly had beautiful wings but as I was moving my camera in and out of focus, against the subdued light of the window (the curtains were nearly closed, it was hot) - I saw an image like this in my viewfinder, and liked it, so then played around with focus.
Taking photographs against this window is amazing - many of my photographs taken this way (ie wide open lens) have a beautiful green backdrop, and some of my fly photos taken that day have an orange background - something to do with the bright sunlight.
I had three goes to get the photo I wanted, uploading to my computer each time - not sure if I could work in film as I need to see the product. The window was slightly open and the last time I uploaded the fly disappeared, taken somewhere by the wind - so I thanked it for letting me take photographs, and I hoped that in return I could show its beauty.
Caught this bee mid-flight, heading straight for the foxglove. Moel Morfydd, part of Llantysilio Mountain, in the background.
#22 - Movement
Topic list via Flickr group 52 in 2014
This bee had been brought down by the weather and had a damaged wing. I picked it up with my daughters silver play sword took some pics and put it to recover in my cotoneaster bush.
View this photo in large size, it is much better that way...
This is the Melbourne Skyline, viewed from a distance overlooking the Flinders street station.
Album : Frankfurt pre digital / faded glory
buzz BaE146-300 'G-BTTP'. The airline was taken over by Ryanair in January 2003.
Scan from a slide. Frankfurt. May 2001.
I was having those staring-into-space moments when this image struck me.
But I felt that the stamp did not really capture that irritation this time. :D Was fun doing it anyway.
Buzz Boeing 737-8200 SP-RZF departing Glasgow for Krakrow. This was the first visit of Ryanair's "gamechanger" aircraft to Glasgow.
It feels weird taking shots of a toy with a tripod on a busy road with people walking around, sometimes everyone is like ..look that's buzz, some ppl start smiling ..but it definitely gets the attention of ppl. If they have a nice smile, I'll show them what I did. Anyways I took this shot in all lighting conditions, with flash, without flash, with light from the passing cars on the streets but I think this looks best and I really like the texture of the concrete floor.
This photograph is the first in a sequence of pictures Neil Armstrong took of Buzz Aldrin carrying the EASEP out to the deployment site a short way south of the spacecraft. In this picture, he is walking across the raised rim of the small crater. Note the spray of dust spreading out in front of his left boot. The piece of equipment in his right hand is the LRRR, while the seismometer package is in his left hand. Note that, in this view from behind Buzz Aldrin, we are seeing his OPS antenna edge on. In lower-quality scans and prints, it all but disappears. A detail shows the two columns of horizontal Velcro strips on the back of his PLSS.
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The highlight of Yuri's Night for me was meeting Buzz Aldrin, the American astronaut who on the Apollo 11 lunar landing was the second person to set foot on the moon.
photo by Scott Beale / Laughing Squid
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My first visit to the electrified system at NCB Westoe colliery in South Shields found English Electric EE1795 coming off shed on 3rd September 1980. This loco, number 11 in the fleet, was the first of a new design of locos supplied by English Electric in the 1950s and became the mainstay of the Harton Railway operations until closure.
Hau‘ula, O‘ahu.
From my series, "Pinholes at high-tide".
Le Bambole Mk. VIII, "The Pin-Debonair Pinhole Camera". Kodak Portra 160.
We found the Jenner Eagles at the west end of Penny Island, about a half mile from the mouth of the Russian River. One of them had seemed very content sitting on it's perch for at least an hour while the mate paced back and forth below on the beach. Suddenly the one below took off, did some aerial maneuvers near the perch, and then "buzzed the tower!". It soon after took off up river, maybe pissed off that it could not have the perch.