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My set redo of 76898. This was also my first solo (mostly) edit, and I think it turned out really well.
Enjoy!
High deflector-fitted 'JS' 2-8-2 No.8040 moves off shed at Songshuzen at 7.35am on 11th January 2001. It would be turned on the shed turntable, an unusual feature for China Rail depots, before taking the morning freight service to Baihe, along with sister loco 8208. The limited space here, with a steep-sided hill alongside the depot and railway, prevented the usual triangle preferred by China Rail from being installed. Built at Datong works in 1987, the 'JS' it was merely 14 years old when I photographed it at Songshuzen. Withdrawn from China Rail service within a year of this, it found further service at the Sandaoling opencast mine in the north west of China, losing its deflectors in the process.
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A futuristic lever action rifle that fires
45-70 Gov't. Credit goes to (PMG) Jake for the barrel and inspiration for the lever action.
My second revolver. Been working on this for about a week now. I really like how it turned out. Inspired by a few different revolvers from sci-fi shows, movies, games etc. The mateba from Ghost in the shell, and IRL, Vash the Stampede's revolver, and the Diamondback .357 drom Deus Ex, Human revolution.
Credits:
Davidman for his revolver frame, heavily modified.
Bowlingdude for the wood grain.
and myself for the iron sights :P
This little fellow toyed with me for about 20 minutes before finally posing for a shot. There's a small trap door above him that he would pull down to hide himself. I'd gently pull it back open with the tip of a leaf and put my camera back up to shoot him and he'd just pull it right back down.
A cheap, yet reliable compact .45 caliber submachine gun. The polymer casing makes it both light and durable. Popular with the criminal underworld, it is frequently seen in drive by shootings.