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yes you can see the size of the dragon next to my grandchildren here in the two silhouettes mid left ...the night was magical until the RAIN started, but all in all quite a delightful treat...hundreds of red lanterns hanging from the moss filled oaks illuminated the cool night walk a fairytale land..
A stone dragon guards the entrance to one of Kyoto's many temples.
For this image I wanted to explore the possibilities of the EF-S 10-18 STM and leaned in close. So close I was nearly touching the dragon's whiskers; I quite like the results.
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One of the dragons of the "Dragon bridge" in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
The dragon is a symbol of Ljubljana, prominent in the city's coat of arms. The connection of the city with dragons stems from the legend that Jason was the founder of Ljubljana and he and his Argonauts killed a dragon there. A local legend says that when a virgin crosses the bridge, the dragons wag their tails.
The bridge, originally named 'The Jubliee Bridge of the Emperor Franz Josef I", was built in 1900. It was going to be adorned with winged lions but the design changed to the current dragons, built by Dalmatian architect Jurij Zaninović in Art Nouveau style.
Eastern Water Dragon - Intellagama lesueurii
Taken at Camelia Gardens in South Sydney, NSW, Australia.
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Dragons are signs of good fortune in Vietnamese culture. These very fanciful dragons flank a set of steps to the New Palace in the Citadel, the imperial palace complex in Hue, Vietnam. The New Palace was built in the latter half of the 19th century during the French colonial period and was a blend of European and Vietnamese styles and motifs. The imperial family resided here until the 1940s up to when the revolution began that eventually forced out the French in the 1950s.
A few snaps from our trip up and over The Dragons Tooth a few weeks ago - video here : youtu.be/skWHEdZPXvA
Panned shot of USAF U-2 80-094 as it lands at Fairford following its role demonstration display at the 2025 Royal International Air Tattoo.
Aircraft: USAF Lockheed U-2S "Dragon Lady" AF 80-094.
Location: RAF Fairford (FFD/EGVA), Gloucestershire.
The dragon on the tenement house "Under Gutenberg", built in 1896 for the printer and publisher Jan Petersilge. Łódź, Poland
À peine un mois avec nous et le cargo Dragon 22 s’en va déjà ! Toutes les étapes de son départ jusqu’à son retour sur Terre (enfin… sur mer vu qu’il amerrit !) sont automatiques, mais sous surveillance constante évidemment. C’est assez similaire à ce que fera notre propre Dragon dans quelques mois (mais lui je ne pourrais pas filmer son départ 😅). Certaines de ces photos ont été prises lors de son arrivée début juin… et d'autres sont celles du Crew Dragon : qui sait faire la différence ?
After being with us for just over a month, and another day's delay due to bad weather at the splashdown site, today we said farewell to our Cargo Dragon-22. It undocks automatically and flies away on its own (under constant monitoring) for a splashdown in two days. A very similar mission profile to our own Crew Dragon! These pictures could be from its docking in June... can you tell if Dragon is arriving or leaving, or even which picture shows a Crew Dragon or a Cargo Dragon?
Credits: ESA/NASA–T. Pesquet
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Meine Frau hat heute diese wunderbare Libelle bei uns im Garten gefunden.
My wife found this wonderful dragon-fly in our garden.
Strobist Info: Canon Speedlite 430 EX II left and above the dragon-fly. Triggerd with Yongnuo YN-622C
My wife and I went to the Dragon Boat restaurant the day after we got married, brings back the memories.
The Redler is a Dragon-type Zoid, used by the Zenebas and Guylos empires.
Hey guys! Back with another Zoid! Reference pics can be found here.
This build is actually for the 2014 MocAthalon on Mocpages. My category was "How To Train Your Dragon" and I'm with Team Brick Runners. Members are tagged.
I'll have shots of the vig itself up soon. The category required me to make a dragon, and I figured I'd pull double duty and make it a Zoid as well. I quite like the deisgn considering my lack of purple System parts that aren't tiles. Let me know what you think!
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My second ever GBC-module. Wanted to try building it from scratch this time, so took a little while to figure out the wave-mechanism, but a fun challenge :)
Pretty happy with the way the dragon turned out and the motion works fairly well with the overall look. Have a look at the video if you want a closer look. Hope you like it! youtu.be/GenuLBWM1-Y?si=3zWL5cj-TP9QCVXr
"Whose idea was this anyways?"
This was originally intended as an entry for the Dragon Attack category of the most recent CCC. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to complete the entry in time, but with spring break coming up and my spring quarter moved to online instruction, I now had plenty of time to finish this monster of a build, pun intended.
The hot air balloon is ten-sided, which I achieved using 4x4 curved fence pieces. It can also stand on its own, despite the balloon section being quite heavy and despite being supported only by four 1x1 cones at the center.
For the dragon, the main goal was to make brick-built wings – no cloth pieces, that's cheating. :P Brick-built wings are much too rare a sight, in my opinion. In fact, the only builder I know of who has pulled off brick-built wings at a decent scale is Deus (let me know if there are other builders who have done this whom I've somehow missed?). So I wanted to take a shot at it as well. The dragon is quite fragile – the head falls apart if you breathe on it wrong, and the wings often break off at the half-way point, which meant that the last 40% or so of construction had to happen once the dragon was already suspended.
Speaking of, both builds are suspended on a giant technic frame. Don't ask me how I got that to work, because I have no idea. The frame is already starting to bend under the weight, so this moc might not survive long...
Getting additional pictures was quite difficult because I had to keep the frame close to the subjects for stability reasons, so the quality of additional shots is pretty bad, but nevertheless, here are some alternate views:
Front view (yes, the dragon does have legs!)
Next up, possibly some sci-fi, and possibly a lego music video??? No promises.
Jasper stands atop his trusty dragon ready to slay evil. Or frisbees. The dragon is one of my father's creations. I think this was the first dragon he ever made. Created for an exhibit at the Mitchell Domes Conservatory in Milwaukee when they had a mythical theme back in 2000. Quite a scene to see this thing traveling down I90 on a trailer (my parents live about 4 hours from Milwaukee)
F'nrick and Nadeeth. They're a bit of a strange pair. F'nrick is light hearted and confident, as if he was raised to be a Dragon Rider. Nadeeth is so much more of a worrier. In today's RP F'nrick was nearly squashed in a cave in and Nadeeth had a panicky moment as she was outside when it happened. For the rest of the session, Nadeeth wouldn't let him out of her sight and stuck as close as dragonly possible to him. Touching his hair or shoulder often as if reassuring herself that he was ok. Of course, she wouldn't just *tell* him she was happy he was ok..... cause she's a strong dragon and dragon's fear nothing.
Chinese dragons are legendary creatures in Chinese mythology and Chinese folklore. The dragons have many animal-like forms such as turtles, fish, and imaginary creatures, but they are most commonly depicted as snake-like with four legs. Chinese dragons traditionally symbolize potent and auspicious powers, particularly control over water, rainfall, typhoons, and floods. The dragon is also a symbol of power, strength, and good luck for people who are worthy of it. With this, the Emperor of China usually used the dragon as a symbol of his imperial power and strength.
Year of the Dragon: February
Two down! This month's dragon is inspired by the Luna Moth! So many moth species are really beautiful and otherworldly, an energy that I really wanted to capture going into this build.
I'm pretty happy with how she turned out, and I'm particularly proud of the technique for the wings, really gets that nice marbled effect that regular bricks wouldn't have achieved
Stay tuned for more dragons!