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November 1 & 2, 2008 was PodCamp AZ. This was an unconference/conference with 60 speaker discussions over the course of two days! It was an informative and fun weekend!
Jon Bon Jovi explaining how he remembers the lyrics to the cover songs but when it comes to his band's own songs he forgets the lyrics (for Lost Highway) at Tiger Jam at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas
Artist Chandraguptha Thenuwara explains to the former President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga.
“The Monument and Other Works” ~ An Exhibition of Sculpture and Drawings by Chandragupta Thenuwara is currently being held at Lionel Wendt Art Gallery in Colombo. The exhibition will remain open till 31st of July 2012.
The Monument and Other Works ~ An Exhibition of Sculpture and Drawings.Please click www.passionparade.blogspot.com/2012/07/the-monument-and-o... to view and read.
i'm not sure of his name. i think it's paul. he's the artist responsable for the hanging bits there.
To explain the look on our faces, I was growling at the pups, a perfectly reasonable thing to do which they find amusing, but then something scared us all right at the moment the picture was taken. Anyway, this is the shirt Wendie gave me today. She bought it for herself and it was too small on her. Um, yeah, anyone who knows her knows that there's no way she could fit even one boob into this shirt, so thank you Wendie!
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Revoltech Amazing Yamaguchi Winter Soldier. I'm not a die hard fan of the character - I didn't mind his MCU counterpart, I just don't really know much outside of what was explained there. I just figured that one day, I'd get a Male figure from the line, and seeing how I passed on Cable, I had to wait for another really cool looking one.
This is the one I ended up pcking.
S one of the first things I noticed (other than the difference in size) was that Bucky here does not come with articulated eyes. If he did, he'd only come with three faces rather than five, as three of them are effectively the expression but with different directions for looking. The Domino mask look was a nice touch. The actual eyes are a bit cartoony looking, and can throw the overall vibe of the figure off.
This version of Bucky only comes equipped with knives, and the accessory load out reflects that. There are also relatively few hands, but you do get the mouth guard so you can recreate his masked look.
In terms of Articulation, it seems that the Male and Female bodies are both designed quite well. Going the function over form route, you get, like the Female, some unsightly spots in exchange for some pretty damn good posing. The waist piece has a lot of bulk, that while can be shifted, ultimately affects how much of range of motion the legs have. On the plus side, the hair is the right length to show off what the Head should be capable of, and you can pull off a lot of pretty believable poses where Bucky is launching his body forward either to dash or to the attack. Shoulders are pretty typical in that the double joints do their job, but I still wish I had better cross arm capabilities.
Paint Applications are clean, with quite a few detail paint applications. The paint work on the cybernetic arm is beautiful. A brilliant Silver with no overspray, streaks, or other visual artifacts that would affect the quality of the finished product. I wish they had put some paint on the Knives, though. I guess you can aruge that they're Black for tactical reasons, but from a toy perspective having just the plain plastic is a bit disappointing.
Build Quality wise , nothing really too bad to note. Production values are good and there's no real problem with parts fitting together or joint problems. I DID, however, find out the hard way that there's a bracelet of sorts on the Right arm, so be careful when swapping out fists.
This is my Uncle Gene again. He is my Mom's twin brother. We had a great time... Uncle Gene is a formidable croquet player! I hadn't really spent any time with him for, like, 35 years or something... it was great to get to know him again!