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Well, this fighter started off as a redux of my Der Krieger Armored Starfighter, but now that I've finished it, it doesn't bear that much resemblance to it. Doesn't matter though, since I like this one better. This will be the fighter stored in my upcoming SHIP. Oh, and as for the asymetry on the guns, That will be fixed once I find another palm link piece. And as for the seemingly out of place tan dish on the right, it's a squad marking. The Viking pattern is what inspired me to name the ship the Wikinger in the first place.
Anyway, enjoy.
Chiroptera - just a generic little ship, all in old gray. I think it looks kind of like a bat from certain angles, the vertical fins are like big bat ears or something. Chiroptera is the scientific name for bats.
The Curtis P-40 "Warhawk" first appeared in 1937 and it was the only U.S. fighter available in quantity at the beginning of WWII. The P-40 with it's nose decoration was made famous by the "Flying Tigers" under Gen. Claire Chennault who flew for the Chinese government in 1942
Just rolled out is the Empire's newest weapon against the Alliance, the ISF (Imperial Strike Fighter) was created to combat the small star fighters, 170's, and the X-wing the Jedi and Alliance use.
Foo Fighters @ Pinkpop Festival 13-06-2011
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Las Vegas, NV - December 15, 2012: UFC Fly Weights, Tim Elliott ( white trunks) and Jared Papazian ( red trunks) during their fight on the Ultimate Fighter finale at the Joint inside Hardrock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, NV. (Al Powers for ESPN.com)
Still mixing with the military traffic at Juwata today. They're here until Thursday according to the NOTAMs and do present quite a few photo opportunities.
Behind the scenes shot from the new MMA short we are working on.
Fighter - Steven Dell - @thestevendell
Lighting done by
Two seat trainer version of MiG-15, in this case equipped with slippery auxiliary fuel tanks. Can be seen at Monino museum.
NATO codenamed "midget"
Mark Carey's Star Wars action figure, which still smells very bit as good now as it did back in the day (TIE Fighter Pilots are made from a certain plastic that has a very distinctive aroma!). This was a long exposure shot so as to pick up the detail, but without the interference of the flash which was making the figure appear green.
T-Man, one of the last known survivors out there........
"As i lie here, wondering what happened to the world I knew. Abandoned, wasted, destroyed. Amok with zombies. The few souls I find alive are either bitten, or have gone mad. The human race cannot survive without another..... Without another."
Entry to the LCN Zombie Contest, my updated entry.
partial side view of wing on Imperial TIE Fighter model displayed in the exhibit "Star Wars: Where Science Meets Imagination" at the U. S. Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama
She lost her left eye while trying to win a territory from another tigress whom she killed in a brutal fight.
She is indeed a fierce fighter !!!
Bandhavgarh National Park, India
These photos of old warbirds were taken at the Fighter Factory located at Virginia Beach Airport in Virginia, USA. You can learn more about this fascinating public museum at www.fighterfactory.com
Y la estrella del paquete (que se convertirá en la estrella de nuestro salón o despacho cuando tengamos el piso): una nave de Star Wars.
Descartamos otras naves más mÃticas como la Estrella de la Muerte o el Halcón Milenario por su precio, y el X-Wing, aunque también es caro (pero mucho menos que los otros), nos gustó porque parece grande (en la foto se ve un muñeco en la cabina, para que os hagáis una idea) y lleva muñequitos de la saga (me falta Obi Wan y me sobra Antilles, pero no nos vamos a poner quisquillosos por eso... bueno, también falta Vader pero tenemos el llavero :) ).