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Aaron's Sniper and scout capture the enemy radio in the hidden bunker. We try to use it to call the enemy artillery on themselves, it works! However no enemy end up getting hit.
You can also see David's squad moving in on the sniper's position.
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This wargame system is being developed by Magnus and Chandler and is being played on Magnus' Modular Landscape System. All lanscape, figures, and vehicles in this game were created by Magnus.
No one can accuse these comic characters of not having a sense of humour when they stopped off at Enniskillen Library. #librariesday #MyLNI
SeaWorld Orlando's Manta
I got plenty of odd looks (I'm used to it) holding the ball up, looking for the right angle to capture the shot. Obviously I went with this one.
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This is Cay's Club - Home of Rock, Blues and Soul
DJ Cowgirl’s Music: Eric Clapton - I can’t Stand It / Hugh Laurie - Let Them Talk / Poppa Chubby - Backdoor Man
The music was very calm for the most part. A lot of live instruments were used and slower soothing vocals. The dancing animation was a mix of disco and light swaying. The decor of the dance house was very modern and used a lot of wood accents. It had a homely feel to it. There was a tip jar.
A set of photographs showing the setup process for a 12 Camera Optitrack Flex 13 Motion Capture System. The MoCap Cameras were setup on railings positioned 100mm from the wall and 230mm from the ceiling. One of the railings was suspended from the ceiling. They are all at an elevation of about 2500mm. The green screen room in which the system was setup is about 25ft square, amounting to over 600 square feet of floor area. The images highlight the installation and wiring up of the cameras and optihubs. You will also see the setting up of a Logitech Z906 5.1 Speaker system, that can provide 500 watts of audio entertainment, some longer speaker cables would allow one to take full advantage of the 5.1 configuration.
This facility is part of the School of Computing Science and Digital Media at Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, Scotland.