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Before I moved this fellow across the road, I had to snap a little shot. Thank you, brave one. May Gamera bless you and yours.
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'Hover'
Camera: Mamiya RB67
Lens: Mamiya-Sekor 3.8/90mm
Film: Kodak Plus X; x-1990s; 50iso
Process: HC-110B; 5min
Colorado
July 2021
What?
YOUR BOAT is evolving!
"AAH! I told you to stop feeding it candy!"
"Where did it even find that shiny rock!"
"Abandon ship!"
"No, the only way to survive is to hang on for dear life!
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For DA3- I redid my PT boat. The requirements were a crew of 4, four torpedo tubes, a pic of them launching the torpedoes, 30 studs long, and in water.
And if you have a mocpages account and want to support Freedonia in Decisive Action 3, come here to like my builds! (Please and thank you!)
This is a chibified version of one of my favorite Kaiju Gamera ガメラ. Created by the ancient Atlanteans to fight Gyaos. Eventually he became the savior of the earth by warding off attack by many aliens. This is for a alien month challenge on our facebook group ^^
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I would like to know if the street artist was thinking of Gamera. But who in Switzerland knows Gamera, the symphatic flying japanese giant turtle, except me? Anyway, for me it is Daikaiju Gamera.
The primary concept behind this build was that it would be a redesign of the totally-not Gamera monster from set 8079 Shadow Snapper.
While designed to be displayed on a stand in this swim/flight pose, it does somehow stand on its own when the limbs are rotated into the admittedly silly looking "person-in-a-suit"
mode.
Built for Bio-Cup 2022. Round 1: Kaiju.
Subtheme: Reptilian.
For Judges: Unedited image with stand.
This is a chibified version of one of my favorite Kaiju Gamera ガメラ. Created by the ancient Atlanteans to fight Gyaos. Eventually he became the savior of the earth by warding off attack by many aliens. This is for a alien month challenge on our facebook group ^^
Happy Halloween, everyone! To celebrate, I decided to put out a list of my favorite monsters on film. The criteria to make this was that they had to be the main focus of the movie, so I couldn't put any star wars creatures or anything. Anyways, here they are!
1. Godzilla
2. Xenomorph
3. Creature from the Black Lagoon
4. Gamera
5. Bruce (Jaws)
6. King Kong
7. The Invisible Man
8. The Mummy
9. The Predator
10. The Blob
Tuesday, Jan 30. Ham and cheddar with apples, mixed greens and honey mustard on 7-grain bread. I got an extra pickle wedge, but I think someone stole my chocolate chip cookie.
My daughter gave me this Gamera figure for Christmas, and even though the scale’s not quite right, I thought he would look good alongside his fellow mutant turtles.
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Learn more about this image at the source.
Source: photos.jdhancock.com/photo/2013-12-27-215056-mutant-turtl...
With limited space and a live-in girlfriend tolerance I think I did a good job. She does like my collection...for now.
We found this little guy bobbing on his back on the edge of Lake Champlain one chilly spring morning, motionless with his eyes closed. So we put him on a sunny rock to warm up, and eventually his left eye opened and looked around. He flexed his legs a little bit, but the other eye never did open.
We put him in a sheltered backwater area before we left.
Complejo Chelonoidis nigra
Galápagos tortoise
Note :Reaching weights of more than 450 kg, and lengths of more than 2 meters, it looks like a monster.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gal%C3%A1pagos_tortoise
Location : Barcelona Zoo
I used Nikon 180mm f/2.8 AI
For 3 more assditional photos of Gamera vs Gyaos with a cameo of you know who, please check theOneCam, thanks!
no rules, no limitations, no boundaries it's like an art
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Tokusatsu (特撮) is a Japanese word that literally means "special effects." It is primarily used to refer to live-action Japanese film and television dramas that generally feature superheroes and make considerable use of special effects.
Tokusatsu entertainment is often science fiction, fantasy, or horror, but movies and TV shows in other genres can sometimes be classified as tokusatsu as well. The most popular types of tokusatsu are kaiju monster movies (the Godzilla and Gamera film series), superhero TV serials (the Kamen Rider and Metal Heroes series), and mecha dramas (Giant Robo). Some tokusatsu television programs combine several of these subgenres (the Ultraman and Super Sentai series).
Character: Gamera
Company: Nitto Science Kawada
Manufacturer: Nitto Science Kawada
Series: Kawada Series
Made In: Japan
Material: Green Vinyl
Height: Approximately 15 cm
Number of Parts: 6
Released: 1978
Original Price: 380 yen
Limitation: Common
Packaging: Net Bag with Header Card
Additional Info: This sofubi Gamera toy was released by Nitto Kawada in 1978. In 1978 Nitto collaborated with Kawada Toys. All the 1978 Gamera and kaiju related releases are referred to as Nitto Kawada versus just being referring as Nitto. The manufacturing was done by Nitto and the sales release by Kawada. The company collaboration was a direct result to compete against the growing popularity of Popy kaiju toy lines.
In Japanese online searches and books, you will see this figure sometimes listed as being released by Nitto Science. Nitto Science is the actual full company name. Many collectors just refer to it as Nitto, Nitto gangu, or Nitto toys. "Gangu" is just Japanese for the word "toys".
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Right foot markings: JAPAN