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I'm going to say that these are Least Sandpipers. If that is accurate, then this is a lifer photograph for me.
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Nikon D4s. Nikkor 80-400mm @ 400mm. 1/6400th @ f/11. ISO 2500. EV = - 2/3.
Let's see...recently we've been to Seattle, the county fair, and to the flower garden. How about a quick spin around my [still new] city? Here we go... :)
Note: Having missed most of the summer here on Flickr, I've got lots & lots of photos to post--thus the daily multiples. So please don't feel as though you have to comment on all (or any). You rock just for stopping by! :)
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After Hamas terrorist's assaulted a shot down naval helicopter, which was surveying the area, a "TACT" (Tactical Assault Combat Team) was inserted into the heat of the action. Dropped from the outer layers of the atmosphere, these soldiers are kept on constant alert for issues such as these. The high altitude enables them to respond to a vast area, and quickly arrive at their destination. The team utilizes many modern combat equipment and weapons to gain the upper hand in all scenarios. A team consists of about thirty men and are usually trained individually for maximum effect. Here they are in action, sweeping up the last of the insurgents.
Name: Oenothera
Designer: Valentina Minayeva
Parts: 30
Paper size: 4,9 Ñ… 14,7 (1:3)
Final height: ~ 11,0 cm
without glue
Inserts:
Parts: 30
Paper size: 4,9 Ñ… 19,6 (1:4)
Two sided end cap sign probably featuring the VHS film release. Along with 2 vintage shoe horns. Cool birthday gifts from good friend.
This Week magazine Dec 13, 1964. This was a magazine inserted in the local Sunday papers across the country. Thanks to my friend Roy for sharing this.
Think I'll leave the title to you guys!
Took this shot ages ago whist enjoying this rather madcap street performance in Covent Garden, London.
HSS!
It originally had a two bay hall,and a central hearth - all open to the roof - the chimney breast and a first floor where inserted during the 16th century when fireplaces and chimneys where becoming the norm, although the brickwork and the slightly higher roofline to the right will be 19th century.
Castello Aragonese (1485 - 1498)
Lo stemma di Carlo V inserito sopra la porta di accesso al castello.
Aragonese Castle (1485 - 1498)
The coat of arms of Charles V inserted above the access door to the castle.
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I had realized the twin mudguards' usage from the first time i had them in my hands and i was waiting till i find the proper project...as usual!
If you are interested in making one, let me know with a comment and i'll mail you the LDD file!
I'm pretty busy nowadays because of making these. The order would be opend soon, maybe in this week or next week.
This RS4 Avant uses a long-roof variation on my DTM sedan chassis. I’ve wanted to build a wagon for some time, and just keep ending up somewhere else. Finally I made myself stick to it :)
As with my Alfa and Merc builds, this has a 7-stud section between the wheel wells and uses a 1 plate vertical offset at the rear wheels to produce a slight downward rake towards the front.
I wasn’t sure the front clip was possible considering the rather specific geometry of Audi faces, but after some iteration I found a way to make it work. This solution for the grille face requires two black triangle stickers to be placed on the lower 1x1 white tiles (I used the extra black from a left over SC sticker sheet) to get the basic shape right since the angles of these details are sub-pixel for Lego, for lack of a better term. The DRL’s are achieved with more intricate shapes cut from the white area on an SC sticker sheet. They are so key to the look there is no way around it :) The basic layout of the front ended up being rather straight-forward and without stickers looks quite a lot like a current gen Charger sedan. The offset achieved by layering the 1x3 grille tile over part of both trans-black headlights helps to produce the right proportions for the grille and gives more dimension to the headlights.
Out back is a place where instead of stickers I have employed printed graphic inserts for the tail lights. In Illustrator I created black and white LED shapes for the tail lights and cut them to fit inside the 1x1 trans red tile and the 1x1 trans red slope. It has a nice, subtle scale detail effect that gets the car’s look much closer than the trans tiles were getting on their own. As with my GT350 build, I again used some left-over black sticker area to black out the interior/inset area of the white 1x1 panel tiles, which helps to visually unify the rear diffuser.
I ultimately built about 5 different roof racks (all too tall or too wide) and ended up back at this simple solution. The racks will be interesting for something later, but it kept looking more like a safari adventure than a rack for a sporty weekend outing so I took the clean and simple route.
I wanted this car to have a bit of a story, being a wagon/estate, so this also gave me a good reason to build a little picnic cooler, pick up an azure city bike and throw in a boombox. Hello local parks, here come some all-wheel burnouts!!
a little norway scene for an insert in a card .
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While doing some cleaning on my hard drive, I found this unused pic and thought it had some potential...
C & M, Aintree UFG 61S, from a happier time when you could get up a little closer and capture those little atmospheric moments of the time; that is until the Merseytravel Gestapo started wading in.
Liverpool, Hood Street, 28/01/1993.