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#ALAD305 - The Walkmen - The Rat
This is my everyday project for 2010. Taking one lyric from a song every day and creating art or taking a photo inspired from that lyric.
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I followed this peacock around so much, I think I made him nervous.
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Save the Date! This Friday the 13th yours truly along with 2 of my finest brothers will be live on stage at KingdomCumm!! This is a show you DO NOT want to miss!!
A Victorian-era calling card for "C. Bowser" with an illustration of a canal scene, including boats pulled by horses or mules, a canal lock, and a lock keeper's house.
...Avon calling.
A young bull moose wandering the streets in my neighborhood this evening.
By the way...that's a full sized, two car garage door. :-)
So I made this Jango version of the slave 1 a couple years back. Now There's a dude on Lego Ideas gathering support for what he calls 'his own design', which is practically this model, - the 8097 Bobba's version recolored asking for support to make it a set. I looked at the pics and laughed, I got that thing hangin on my wall.
See for yourself ideas.lego.com/projects/14652
I made more changes to Legos original 8097 design than he did, and he's claiming he came up with the design. Should this bug me?
Kamera Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Belichtung 0,003 sec (1/320)
Blende f/7.1
Brennweite 370 mm
ISO-Empfindlichkeit 1600
....... I'm always a bit bewildered of people virtually talking to nobody the moment before I realize they are using a headset or maybe not. This forceful speaker especially reminded me of a spokesman rehearsing a very important proclamation while reading a stone- tablet ......
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Minolta X 700
Rokkor PF 50/1.7 Kodak VR400
Canon 9000F
Best viewed on black. I should stop testing out these photo equipment. This is the Leica 75mm f1.4 Summilux. Beautiful portrait lens that I think will probably be mine by the end of this week. Well just coffee for the next 6 months for breakfast.
"What, I have often asked myself, really constitutes the charm of London, that something about London which satisfies you as only Rome does, that queer, disturbing vision of bridges, spires, towers, and crowded streets which comes to you at moments when you are far away and brings with it so much pain as pleasure?
"The answer is to be found in history. Behind everything in London is something else, and behind that, is something else still; and so on through the centuries, so that London as we see her is only the latest manifestation of other Londons, and to love her is to plunge into ancestor-worship.
"London is a place where millions of people have been living and dying for a very long time on the same plot of earth, drenching it with their blood, glorifying it with their nobility or degrading it with their villany, pulling it down and building it up, generation after generation, yet never destroying the vision of an earlier day."
---H. V. Morton, "In Search Of London"
86401 in travel-stained Network South East livery slows for the stop at Crewe on 28th July 1988 whilst working an Up express.
Olympus OM10 f/8 60th/sec Ektachrome 100
As a non-native English speaker, even with my C1 certificate from like 10 years ago, I do not feel comfortable putting that bird's species designation in a photo title.
Hasselblad 500C/M + C80 T* w/filter + Fomapan 400
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Calling my rescale of the 60183 Heavy Cargo Transport done.
The truck itself is based on a Scania 8x4 chassis with my standard detailing across the model, plus some added detail behind the cab for the fuel and compressed air tanks, and exhaust. The truck can either carry a chain box for heavy haulage specific equipment on the fifth wheel or alternatively any of my previous trailers can attach there.
The dolly is an improvement on an old table scrap design that I'd never had a good use for. It has a decent connection point where it hitches to the truck, however this does tend to pop out after repeated hard turns. And again, the fifth wheel works with any of my trailers.
The trailer is a "simple" design based on a detachable gooseneck system, which I guess is what the original set was aiming for. The deck area of the trailer is 6x12 studs but can be extended out up to 8x19. The oversize load flags on the rear of the trailer can also be extended outwards to reflect the width of the trailer and load. While it's not the strongest build I've put together, but I'm more than happy with this just being a display model.
The helicopter was just an older build that I had handy but it does fit with the original set. This is based on a Eurocopter AS350 Squirrel in NSW Rural Fire Service livery.
Comments, criticism and questions are welcome, and keep an eye out for more.
6P30 the Runcorn, Folly Lane - Corkickle, caustic soda liquor tanks - consisting of two axle 46te TTAs - is pictured behind 40047 in June 1982.
The train is being "called on" into the down platform at Sellafield station by the small semaphore arm below Sellafield's down main home signal in order to await passage of an up train currently occupying the single line section ahead.
(thanks to Lancastrian2 for train identity)