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YES! :D
I finally got ahold of them buggers.
However, as much as I'm euphoric about at last having some of these, I was a bit dissapointed when I found out they're the 'chinese' variant of figs (the plastic itself being rubbish and all...), however, it seems like only the torso, arms and legs are affected by this... The rest, including the items (except for the zombie's shovel, which is weird) seem to be just fine old danish quality.
In other news: Summer holiday kicked off last Friday, now it's Thursday and I'm in the Netherlands since yesterday, also, Toy Story 3 for me tomorrow. YAY! :D
This is a Photoshop tutorial that shows how to combine 3d renders with stock images and light effects.
Fiona is 1 and has learned to walk ...however she loved crawling in the sand. Her Daddy (our Son Ben ) in the background.
One half of an ACE Double Sci-Fi novel. A 1960 story by Poul Anderson.
I bought this for the fun of the cover art. I've enjoyed it for awile and am now willing to part with this book, if anyone is interested.
After the alien invasion humans had to leave earth, now they go back trying to figure out more about "them".
Hey I know ive been inactive for one or two months but Im back so heres a new build with a sci-fi style, I hope you guys like it! Sorry for being away!
(c) Oesterreichs Energie, Christian Fischer
Energie für Europa
Europawahl 2014: Parteien und Positionen zur Energiepolitik
Termin: Montag, 5. Mai 2014, 18:30 Uhr
Ort: Wolke 19, Ares Tower, Wien
V.l.n.r: Moderatorin, Manuela Raidl; Mitglied Bundes- und Europarat Prof. Stefan Schennach, SPÖ, Kandidat zur EU-Wahl; LAbg Mag. Lukas Mandl, ÖVP, Kandidat zur EU-Wahl; LAbg Gem.R. Mag. Dr. Barbara Kappel, FPÖ, Kandidatin zur EU-Wahl; Abg. z. NR Mag. Christiane Brunner, Die Grünen, Energiesprecherin; Dr. Stefan Gara, NEOS, Kandidat zur EU-Wahl; DI Dr. Peter Layr, Präsident Oesterreichs Energie
Okay, I just purchased an iPod Hi-Fi (on Apple's 30th birthday!). It's sitting in front of me and I'm listening to it right now. Here is my impression after two days of usage...it is a VERY nicely designed product. The size is perfect and the ability to run on battery is highly convenient. As expected, it mates with the iPod beautifully (I have an iPod mini). The million dollar question is how does it sound? Well, honestly, do NOT expect to be amazed. Once you stop expecting earthshattering performance from it, it'll pleasantly surprise you. Some music sounds better on it than other (see end of this review). I'd say the sound quality/performance is good but not jawdropping, EXCEPT when you turn the volume up...way up! It can power a nice sized backyard party. I would not, however, buy it as a home theatre system replacement. It just doesn't have the floor-shaking bass nor the head-turning soundstage. Don't get me wrong, it sounds very good for what it is. It's perfect for the bedroom, in the backyard, on a boat, at tailgate parties. But is it worth the price for me? I'm still debating with myself on that question. It would be a nobrainer if I have an Airport Express and a 5G iPod already.
Music with emphasis on the following sounds great on iPod HF:
1. acoustic guitar/banjos
2. female vocals (superb!)
3. piano
4. music with real instruments
Music with too much of these doesn't sound as good on iPod HF:
1. music with a lot of bass
2. violin
3. synthesized music
4. tracks with weak recording
5. sound effect heavy music
I've constructed a set of sci-fi miniature bases out of plasti-card and brass etch, ready for my first attempt at resin casting.
After I moved to a smaller apartment, it seems as if I am using a little too much cable to my wireless connection!
Star Wars
Character: Queen Amidala
Cosplay: Payton Schmall
Costume by: Payton Schmall
Photographed by: Ken Pearson
Sci-Fi Expo, Irving Convention Center 2013
See more at www.facebook.com/kenpearsonphotography