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Proudly presenting my latest MOC.
Specifications
Piece count: 6'900 (approx.)
Scale: 1/200 (approx.)
Length: 146 studs
Size (LxWxH): 121x53x24cm or 3.94x1.74x0.79ft
Weight: 8'200 kgs or 289 oz
Build time: almost 3 months
Design: EC Henry
In this picture ...
... one of the more iconic shapes of the SHIP! The angles on this frigate are quite a challenge, as Lego only give you some flexibility on shape and form and how all the sections fit together.
It worked out nicely in the end ... after some trial and error 😉!
Love to hear wat what you think of this detail?
For those who maybe have not followed the WIP-series, you can find a lot of pictures of the build here.
Mon vieux Slinky jaune et orange de sorti ce soir a entraîné sur son sillage un bloc de lamelles de papier pour exécuter quelques pas de danse tel une série de voiles tout en souplesse dans le salon bien ventilé pour l'occasion. #Macro #MacroMondays #Flexible
From my toolbox a roll of PTFE tape, so useful for getting a water tight seal on pipework !, have a good HMM !.
I have gone pro.
...Happily looking forward to flickring with added flexibility, latitude, scope and statistics : )
..........Happy flickring folks : ))
Capel Manor Gardens - Middlesex. ( by the pond ).
OUTFIT: Necessary Objects dress from Filene's Basement
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INSPIRATION: softening my love of neon brights with a femme girly flounce and white accents
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Our unpredictable South Florida sky's have actually been rewarding the flexible photographers down here with some sporadic opportunities to capture and display nature at its finest. I have personally been monitoring the evening cloud patterns almost daily (remember, I'm not much of a morning person) for breaks at the prime times in the evening. On those evenings when I don't have the little one with me, I mentally prepare myself to be able to jet out the door with my gear faster than an EMT to a 3 alarm fire! And this shot was taken on just one of those emergency calls :)
Macro Monday's and the theme of "Flexible".
I am hoping my angle of thought here comes across as valid for this week and if not then that's fine.
Whenever a pine cone is exposed to water the scales contract and close trapping the water. When the water is absorbed the scales open out again. This is what I would call flexibility in nature.
Maintenant que le support avec les tubes a été utilisés pour remplir d'eau les ballons directement depuis un robinet, il ne reste que les tubes plastiques et c'est l'idéal pour des prises de photos en macro.
Lugar: Cuevas de Mar (Nueva, Llanes, Asturias, Spain)
Fecha: 16/01/2016
FotografÃa: Children of Darklight
Sponsors:
www.HERRAMIENTASLIGHTPAINTING.com
www.NEON-FLEXIBLE.fr & www.LED-FLEXIBLE.com
A flexible female dancer stands with one foot in the air and one on the ground .Looking down.
Dancer from Bo Jangles Dance Studio.
Bestival, Kitchener, Ontario.
TFW's Flex Unit 769006 departs Heath High Level on its way up the valleys. 2R12 13:03 Penarth to Rhymney
If the Cold War would have turned hot, Soviet forces in Europe would face potentially overwhelming NATO air power. To offset this, Red Army doctrine emphasised integrating surface-based air defences into its mechanised units. Early Soviet SAMs, such as the S-75 "Dvina:/ SA-2 "Guideline" were could not move with the troops. The later 2K12 "Kub"/ SA-6 "Gainful", introduced in the late sixties, included mobile missile erector-launchers on tracked chassis and separate tracked vehicles with surveillance and guidance radars and were much more mobile. The launchers used for its replacement, the "Buk" system (beech), include their own guidance radars, which makes them TELARs (transporter-erector-launcher, radar), for more flexibility. The vehicles can even operate independently, if necessary, although the volume that can be scanned by the radar is very limited.