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Credit to The Wezzy for the screw(I took his apart and made my own from the design(Does that mean I have to credit him everytime?))
I'm terrible at names for weapons. Halp.
Anyways, here's my latest and greatest. I took Epicsunrise's advice and did the better shading. I think It looks better, personally. Also, I may or may not be starting a group, although I have no idea what the requirements would be, so therefore it may not be happening. (I stole the scope off of my MA3)
Enjoy :)
Most of these guys I've shown on their own before, so yeah, enjoy.
P.S. Another popular bad guy team coming up tomorrow, stay tuned.
P.P.S. Still looking for onlinesailin Reverse Flash, plz halp :'(
Icy & Pyry: "WHEEEEEEEEE"
Frosty: "HALP!"
The sled goes really fast on crusted snow! Dont't fall off!
(ADAD 2015 February - 8: Out and about)
Plz halp.
I haven't done something like this in a LONG time. I could use some help, especially with what to do with the legs.
Suggestions are appreciated!
JUSTICE IS GROWING!
Hi guys! We have many changes in the works, and need help! HALP!
Applications are open for a new position at JUSTICE to create Vendor Photos for Adverts.
If you are interested please apply here: tinyurl.com/qwgh27a
Better pictures when I find the time. I made a little movie clip, but the stupid flickr uploader says its too big): halp? haha I don't have much extra time lately, so don't expect a lot outta me.
Enjoy this for now though!
Nono Walle, the lighting spectrum is 5500-6500....and ugh. I have a serious case of brain rot. HALP!
This historic, but now disused, Greenore Lighthouse constructed in 1830 by Geroge Halping Senior.
Camera: Contax G1 + Carl Zeiss 45m f2 Planar Lens.
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Greenore (Irish: An Grianfort) is a village, townland and deep water port on Carlingford Lough in County Louth, Ireland.
A lighthouse was built on Greenore Point in 1830.
Several decades later, the Dundalk and Greenore Railway Act of 1863 authorised the construction of the port and railway. The port was constructed in 1867 to provide links to Heysham and Fleetwood. The village was constructed to provide homes for the dock and railway workers of the Dundalk, Newry and Greenore Railway.
Greenore has the only privately owned port in Ireland. It has three berths and can handle vessels of up to 39,999 gross tons.
In 1964, the then disused port was used to fit out the ships used for the pirate radio stations Radio Caroline and Radio Atlanta (later Radio Caroline South). The port was owned by Aodogan O'Rahilly (1904-2000) - father of Radio Caroline founder Ronan O'Rahilly from 1958 until 2000.
In the 1970s there was regular freight shipping from the port to Bristol. In 2005 Greenore was Ireland's 10th largest port in terms of tonnage handled with 649,000 tonnes of goods handled.
From 1873 to 1951 there was a ferry service between Greenore and Holyhead. The London and North Western Railway constructed a substantial hotel and railway station to serve passengers using the ferry.
The original railway line ran from Dundalk to Greenore and the first service was 1 May 1873 when the station opened. In 1876 the railway line was extended to Newry. In the 19th century there was a ferry from Greencastle to Greenore. The railway and the station closed on 1 January 1952 and was replaced by bus services to Dundalk and Newry.
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this is so old
seriously
i hope you guys all had a happy new year and that this year is good to you
im doing another 365 on my other account
i hope ill take more photos this year, though
i don't know who saw this but i would appreciate the help
www.flickr.com/photos/queenofcydonia/3209461972
any other comments or views on photographing blythe would be appreciated i would like to use some for my journal work
ps - thank you to mrs piggy for your help
Since I’m bored out of my mind I went to the nearest lego store and bought a bunch of pieces for a stop motion. There’s just one problem- I have no idea what to make. Does anyone have any wacky suggestions or requests or something? I’d like for it to take place in that corner shown or just along the wall
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What We Are Wearing:
Hair: Tram - J0731b
Outfit & Socks: Maple - Alice - New @ DayDream Event
Head: Toddleedoo - Sky
Body: Toddleedoo - Chubby
promised myself that this summer i'd take more pics of other spots in nyc... so hasn't happened yet thus far. soooo unmotivated. halp meee
so I came up with this style for my comic I might be working on (i'm posting eliza's comic tomorrows)!!!!! ummm i think it looks good! ummmmmmm yeeeee! HALP I NEED A NAME!!!!!!
So..... yeah updatez.
Elseworlds: Yeah still doing stories.
Customs: Yeah making those.
Everything else: still happening.
The real reason I made this was to say, HALP again.
I need to know what figure to make next. Bob from Hydra is a WIP right now, and should be up some day this week. The only problem is... I need another figure to paint.
I would like the figure (or figures) to be from Marvel or DC, as I am fans of both. I plan to make Batman vs. Superman figures later on in the month of March, so think of something else.... fools.
Pls. Will mak figz for liks and commnts.
DO NOT FAV DA FOTO
so this is called eliza's trip to the moon!!!!! ps it's like two pages! so here are the words if you can't read it XD 1. Good bye earth! 2. puke sound 3.Almost there!!! 4. OMG my first step on the moon! 5.WAIT!!! what is that brown stuff? 6. I THINK IT'S POOP!!!!!! 7. BLUCK! 8.I think I can make it to Saturn where there will be NO poop! 9.I'M BURNING HALP!!!! hey look i'm on the sun! 10 AHHHHHH!!!!!! ahhhhhh...... 11. HUFE! just a dream! 12. the end! ps sorry for the terrible drawings pss this is not serious it's just jokey!
stop taking boring photos issy
((Totally preparing photostories for when I get a boy.. I don't know whether to get the guy next... or my Supia girl HALP, HALP))
I'm so frustrated by this girl not telling me her name. I took her to the beach so we could get to know each other better...
still no name!
HALP!
I've read about a lot of different methods for the care and keeping for Kenner Blythe hair. I've tried a few things, as well, but I'm curious...
What method have you found most effective? What do you do to tame your Kenner's hair?
[Note: At risk of sounding rude, please don't just link me to information on how to use the flat iron. I have a few Kenners and I've tried it. I'm more curious to hear what you do. Is there some element you've added to a method you've read about? Something you've found particularly effective? I've got a few girls that could use some help and I'd love to hear some ideas!]
"Ginger" , a feral orange kitten which got trapped inside my sister's home had his first ever car ride to the vet's, where he received his first vaccination and anti flea treatment. We don't know Ginger's history and assume that he's homeless and had never been vaccinated.
While Ginger is very chummy with my sister's kittens, he also eats their food when no one is around. This young one had no regular contact with humans since birth and is very skittish.
You can see the fearful expression in Ginger's eyes, accompanied by his occasional loud meowing. He was not harmed in any way during the examination and received the shot and flea medication through a special cage. Unfortunately our vet was unable to make Ginger take the deworming pill as he refused to be handled.
This is sadly, the only photo of Ginger and was only made possible as he was inside the cat carrier. Previously I was unable to photograph him at my sister's home as he would run away at the very sight of humans.
Not quite sure what I did wrong, but my first Mecabricks render ended up somewhat underwhelming. The transparent pieces aren't transparent, these no shininess to the bricks and it just lacks that realism I've seen from renders from people like Alex Sonny and Loek (I never expected anything like what you get from Gabriele of Nick himself). Still took 7 hours. Hmmm...more practice needed I guess.
p.s.the out-of-focus-iness was done afterwards on PAINT.net.
Detail of one of the high stone gargoyles protecting the southern flank of Lichfield Cathedral.
Not quite sure what he was originally holding, nor am I entirely convinced that this is a true gargoyle - one that issues water off the roof. Tonally pleased with this one and the combined circle and triangle geometries.