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Blackpool Flexity tram 001 is seen at Lord Street, Fleetwood approaching Fishermans Walk with a Fleetwood Ferry - Starr Gate 4/6/22.
I know which of these two is prettier, but that's a personal opinion and I freely admit I am not exactly unbiased.
The Contarex Special considerably exceeds the already not exactly petite Leicaflex in bulk. Keep in mind that the Special is considerably slimmer than the original Contarex "Bullauge", which has been incorrectly and non-sensically translated into English as "Bull's Eye". Bullauge means "porthole" - a ship's circular window with a solid metal frame (or "scuttle", for those who have a RN background), for obvious reasons.
Originally I didn't want a Contasaurus Rex. I certainly don't want the original one. I have a friend who has one. It doesn't work. He showed me how incredibly difficult it is just to get the top cover off. It's axiomatic that some collateral damage is incurred before you get to whatever you want to fix. No way I'll ever get one of those. But after shooting a few films with the Zeiss Ultron on an Icarex, and being delighted with the results, I can be forgiven for wanting to try a Planar on a ZI.
The Special is much simpler in layout. It's almost a normal camera. Almost, but not quite. It still is, tangibly and intimidatingly, a Contarex. But at least it doesn't have this horrendously complex, fragile and also spectacularly ugly (OK, that is just my opinion) selenium meter which would not be likely to work any more today.
The Contarex Special comes with a prism viewfinder that can easily be exchanged against a viewfinder and a plain ground glass focusing screen that can be exchanged against a Fresnel screen with a split image circle.
I only have the prism viewfinder and the plain focusing screen, but I find that focusing is rather easy with the Planar lens. The scene just appears to jump in and out of focus. However, a Contarex user should not expect (and won't get) a huge, bright viewfinder screen like in a Leicaflex.
Shot with:
Canon EOS600D
Leica Bellows R (16860)
Leica 100mm f/4 Macro Elmar-R, bellows version (11230)
Edixa Flex (1958-60) Made Wirgin in the Former West Germany in the town of Wiesbaden, a Spa resort town in the state of Hesse. The Edixa Flex is series of 35mm SLR cameras, related to the Edixa Reflex series. There are several versions. The model pictured here is unmetered, the pentaprism is removable and can be substituted with a waist level finder. The mirror is of the non-returning type and requires the film lever to be advanced to return the mirror for viewing through the lens. It has a focal plane shutter with speeds 1/25-1/1000. The body is black or chrome.
Blest with a hairy chest... I’ve lost 20 pounds over the last year! Trying to make sure it’s all blubber not muscle - so intermittent fasting and pumping iron. Still got those damn little love handles but no more beer belly.
Peco Plaubel 13x18, adapted to 9x12 / Erno Ernolux 75mm 2.5 projector lens / Agfa Gevaert expired 9x12 paper negative
The Ford Flex models is a full-size crossover available since 2008. In Europe the model is very rare as it is not imported here. This one registered in Kaiserslautern, Germany is probably from military personnel stationed there.
Due to restrictions of having third rail shoes attached, the first 'FLEX' Class 769 was moved to Nemesis Rail, Burton, by road. Class 50s 50007 & 50049 were dispatched to take the unit to Reading. After arriving from Leicester, the pair would encounter trouble coupling to unit to the barrier vehicles, and depart a keen 160 late. The timing of the journey via the Down Tamworth Slow allowing 10 minutes to be made up by Burton station, a mere 1 1/4 miles away. The pair then were marooned at Washwood Heath for a while as Western Region control would not allow the 769 to traverse its area with thrid rail shoes attached. After the paperwork had been updated, the pair were able to continue their journey, finally arriving 106 minutes late.
Here the pair are seen arriving at Nemesis Rail before any problems were encountered - 07/08/2020
The Flex-Foot Cheetah is a prosthetic human foot replacement currently produced by Össur. Unlike all previous foot prostheses, the Flex-Foot stores kinetic energy from the wearer's steps as potential energy, like a spring, allowing the wearer to run and jump. About 90 percent of amputee Paralympics runners use a variation of the original Flex-Foot design, as well as thousands of athletes around the world.
- wiki
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This has been a project I've been working on for a little over a month now. With my growing interest in bionics has also developed into an interest in prosthetics in general. The Flex-Foot is one of the few non-mechanical prosthetics that caught my interest. But enough about all that jazz.
This doesn't completely stick to the Flex-Foot design, I wanted to choose usability over appearance so I used battle-droid feet to make it so the legs could connect to studs. I than took some battle-droid arms, cut off the hands, and modded them to give the blade look. And than I just cut some normal lego legs in half. I was thinking about painting some yellow trimming on it but decided just to stick with the standard look. I was also considering trying to paint some kind of logo on both of them but just thought it'd be impossible.
I might revisit them eventually, seeing as throughout the month I've been working on them I've found they're delicate as all hell, so I'm still trying to find a way to make them a lot more sturdy. Also I realized after painting that the left leg is slightly bent in, so that's another thing I'll need to touch up.