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Danuser Machine Company in Fulton Missouri by Notley Hawkins Photography. Design by Simon Oswald Architecture of Columbia Missouri. Taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark IV camera with a TS-E17mm f/4L lens at Æ’/8.0 with a 1/13 second exposure at ISO 200. Processed with Adobe Lightroom CC.
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Delta flight DL137 is moments away from touchdown with Captain Mike Hayes at the controls of the 18 year old A330-200 performing the flight from Amsterdam-Detroit. The A330 is known for its exceptionally smooth landings due to the tilted landing gear, giving it the nickname "the butter machine".
Lewis Machine Gun. American invention which the US Army rejected in 1912. Taken to Europe, it gained acceptance and was in production at the start of World War I. Used by most of the human race, except for the Vatican. The US Army adopted it when the US entered World War I. Used in both world wars. Last time used in combat in the 1990s.
The Indiana World War Memorial is a monumental building, modeled after the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, conceived in 1919 to honor the veterans of World War I. It houses a military museum which I visited on October 25, 2019.
Star Wars Micro Machines Endor playset by Galoob in 1994. Approx. 8 inches long. Comes with micro figures and the diorama base has a few gimmicks such as swinging battery ram logs, movable Shield Generator, working barricade logs. The Speeder Bike actually does not belong to this set but it is a cool addition as the person who sold this to me was kind enough to throw this in. I want be a kid again to play with it! Then again, I can still play with it and still have fun! haha!!
The water is a bit salty in this area, so I've invested in a ROM, or Reverse Osmosis Machine. It makes just over 2/3 gallon of water.
Just a small creation I designed after a machine we have at my job. It's not much, but I think little details like this can make a bigger MOC a more realistic.
Living with Machines exhibition photos, courtesy of the Living with Machines project. Photographs by David Lindsay
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The tunnel eventually led out into, wouldn't you know, Grand Central Terminal. Elixir had begun to heal Rogues wrist and soon she was able to move it again without it hurting. As we walked up to the platform across the tracks, making sure to avoid the charged track someone yelled out in a deep voice.
"Hey you! What do you think your doing down there?" A man in an oversized, well what looked like an oversized Iron Man suit called.
"Pardon Mon Ami, what is de problem?" I turned to ask the machine.
"Name's War Machine and I don't suppose you have a reason for walking out of a subway tunnel and into Grand Central for me?" He asked, lifting himself into the air.
"My name's Gambit, dis is Rogue and dat is Elixir. We are part of de X-Men. Maybe you 'eard of us? We may of destroyed part of the village in as battle wit' dese mutant hunters, you see..." I told him.
"Mutants!" Someone screamed and the citizens that were standing around began to panic and clear out for the nearest exit.
"Mutants?" The flying machine man thing said.
"Whatever you are, you're causing panic and from the sounds of it major damage to public property. That my friend is against the law" He continued, aiming one of his hands at me.
"Eat repulsor!" he called firing some energy beam at me. I jumped out of the way in time. What were my advantages? Well the confined space would limit his flight path, he won't use his missiles in case of collapsing the tunnels, my increased agility is a good evasive tactic and my ability to blow his armour away one piece at a time. I dodged a second shot and swung my staff into his side, swing myself onto his back. I charged the gun on his back and jumped off as it blew. He turned round and fired a line at me. I jumped high as it hit the ground. I saw an electric current flow through the line and into the track it had caught in. I grabbed a his feet and again I felt the energy build beneath my fingers and enter his leg armour. The way my mutation worked is the fact that I have a body which can hold a considerable higher amount of energy then a normal human and I can build such energy within me and pass it into another object, thing or even animal at times. I saw the rockets on his feet blow and he crashed into the ground. I jumped at him again and placed my hand to his helmet.
"Desole Mon Ami, but Gambit can't be delayed any more" I told him and I was about to reveal his face but the vibrating tracks told me I had to move.
I unleashed the energy into War Machine's arms instead and tossed him up. I leapt onto the platform as War Machine was flown into the oncoming train and smashed against the front of the train. The thing was automated and just kept going, War Machine stuck to the front of the vehicle and was taken away leaving us to hurry out.
"Gambit quick we need to get out of here before Omega One find us!" Rouge called to me.
"You right Cherie" I said taking her hand and me Elixer and her ran out of the Terminal.
Gambit moves from #102 Greenwich village by subway tunnel to #82 Grand Central Terminal placing War Machine in peril
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I am in great need of Indy torsos,tan legs,M1 pots,And MMCB Brown trench coat!
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quote It is a lesser crime to call ones mother a whore than to call the sacred tool of tattooing a GUN. from left to right Lauro Paolini basic liner- chinese liner- machine-1st generation swash drive-trusty ol faithful NZ built shader- chinese 5 mag shader-Damascus hand wrapped coil machine-and 1st generation jack hammer pulse matic machine for 39 mag shading Ive learnt that even a cheap machine will still perform well with care and proper maintainence a machine is only as good as the hand that wields it :-) and yes these are my machines I use