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As many of you know I love Castle building, it's so easy to pack in detail with that theme, which is why it's one of my favourite things to do when building. So Castle and Marvel in the one vig? Why not! I've had the Doom figure lying around since I bought the set it came in, so what's that... 2013? Man 5 years now. Anyway yes super glad I finally got to use this figure in a MOC. For me collecting figs is fun, it's nice to have them sure, but it's only worth it when I can put them in a MOC. So I used this MOC as a way to display some other figs that I have yet to come up with concepts for MOC's to put them in. The Sentry figure is from bigkidbrix, if you are wondering ;)
But yeah, love building throne rooms like this, makes me want to do more, it was great fun to combine two of my favourite themes in the one vig like this. Would love to do it again!
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On a grey day, D6555 waits to leave Midhurst goods yard with the train to Pulborough which by 1964, was operating only three times a week. Easy to see why the line closed shortly after. I expect the crew enjoyed their day out, trundling along the Rother Valley on this picturesque line.
The track on the extreme left of the photo is the line to Petersfield, passing over the Bepton Road bridge and through the LSWR station with its small goods yard, disused by this time.
Midhurst, West Sussex. 1964. © David Hill
Hi everyone!
Let us introduce you Lill and Bomi, on the brand new Doom body (60cm). One of each (handcasted in resin) will be available at Ldoll festival. We hope you will like them!
Setup & DOF testing (bunch of weird shots pretty much)
DOOM
@2160x2160
Timestop, FOV, DOF control by Dead End Thrills
Vanilla game (no ReShade)
DOOM
Windowed Borderless Gaming (~45 Megapixels)
DET's Cheat Engine Table (Timestop, FOV, Depth of field control)
Vanilla (Gritty Rendering)
Royal Aircraft Factory SE5a replica (7/8 Scale) (G-BMDB) F235 takes to the skies, for some flight time over Stow Maries Great War Aerodrome near Maldon in Essex, during a Timeline Events Sunset and Night Shoot.
Usually when I make Batman versions of characters I've never made before, I try to make the real versions as well. So when I made my Doom Batrol figures, I wanted to make these too. I had to wait a bit since I was looking to get the reddish brown curly hair for Rita, but here they are! Not much changed from the bats tbh. I know Cliff's helmet isn't ideal, but I think it's the best I can do without that Hero Factory one.
From left to right:
Rita Farr, Jane, Larry Trainor, Cliff Steele, Chief, Dorothy, Cyborg, and Flex Mentallo.
A wet northbound on the IC&E slowly passes through the Iowa countryside behind an ICE SD40-2 and a hired goon. At the time, the area was under a tornado watch and the train was running at restricted speed.
I miss the variety that we once enjoyed; this image near Green Island just wouldn't be the same if it was a pair of crusty CP beavers.
The cloud hung over Scotland's most photographed mountain nearly all morning but in the end I got bored of waiting and made the shot anyway. In hindsight I'm glad the sky didn't clear - I love the way the cloud wraps itself around the 3500ft peak - reminds me of Mount Doom in Lord of the Rings, preciousssss.......
River Coupall and Stob Dearg, of the Buachaille Etive Mor range in Glencoe, Scotland. Been done a million times before but I still love the spot.
Totally meant to post this on Saturday but forgot all about it!
I've had this guy done for a while (along with a couple others), but finally got around to posting him. Doom and his troopers had some of the coolest designs of the Clone Wars, so I made sure to capture as much of that detail as I could! It's on figures like these that the wrap-around decals really shine, since none of the original white surface is showing (except inside the legs).
Got a few more Star Wars customs one the way and some from other genres! Keep an eye out for those, and there will be another tutorial up this weekend as well! So as always, expect more, and I'd love to hear your thoughts!
-Andrew
Self-portrait
This week my sister is going with scouts to a Harry Potter camp but she's never seen any of the films or read the books so last Sunday she started a Harry Potter marathon, I've already seen them all and of course knew what a dementor was but it was after watching the first one, that I got on my bike and went to the woods, I wasn't quite sure what I was going to do but I liked the idea of using a mysterious figure with a hood like the dementors. I was only four when the first film came out so I had forgotten how good the movie actually is!
DOOM
Windowed Borderless Gaming (~45 Megapixels)
DET's Cheat Engine Table (Timestop, FOV, Depth of field control)
Vanilla (Gritty Rendering)
yeah, these are my shots of her (so far)
There's some really nice lighting/coloring (teeth and neck mostly) going on from her flame attack thing which only was visible from that particular angle.
Where should I go?
Where's the next step?
Where, tell me, where?
I'm trapped in confusion,
Doomed in here, feeling blue
I'm shattered in pieces.
My wings are wounded,
I need time to heal.
Days go by and I stand here
Mute, unable to reveal
The heavy feeling inside.
Here I am losing my dreams.
Here is the time lapse movie I took at Seealpsee, while capturing the image in my last posthttps://flic.kr/p/2aLF9TY
It is a 90min sequence that shows impressively how fast fog can move. I would have preferred to shoot a longer sequence, but the weather had other plans...
NSHR-1 makes their way back north along River Rd. south of Lewisburg with 3 empties from Cargill in Winfield.
Some of my early urbex. This is atomic headquarter. I shot this with Minolta 505si and Ilford Delta 3200. Posted to show how nicely close to Ilford output is the film grain mode in the entry level OM-D Olympus. Great fun.
Never liked the TLG Doctor Doom, so I thought I'd make my own (shinier) variation, pretty happy with how the idea turned out, let me know what you think.
NS 7276 clickity-clacks west on the former DME Waseca Subdivision with train 471 for RCPE interchange at Tracy. These SD70ACU's were so darn cool, and it's really unfortunate they were so short lived in nationwide mainline run through power interchange. Can't expect good results taking junk in to the shop and doing a budget rebuild on them and hoping they'd turn out better. EMD's 90 series core was such a flop, right from the start. This thing is currently on the FXE as PRLX 7276 as of 6/2024, likely destined to be an ingredient of a railroad demolition derby down there. The trailing SD70 is currently still employed by NS as SD70ACC 1843, with a much less appealing wide cab on it.
Its not all flat and boring in North Otago. Train 920 brings up a load of coal containers headed for South Canterbury's milk drying plants on a dark and stormy morning a week ago.
DFT 7199 and DC 4801 near Teschemakers, 29 April 2016
I shared these guys over on Insta, but kinda felt like I was leaving Flickr out of the loop, so here they are, YOU'RE WELCOME!
I finally made the Doom Patrol! Are you happy now?!
...Yeesh!