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Looking for a more accessible way to get into medium-format film photography, I bought a Fujifilm GW690 II with the fixed Fujica 90mm f/3.5 lens.
This portrait was shot on Kodak Portra 400 film at 1/250th second and f/4.0.
Yet another design for my military faction devoted to drones and cyberpunk. This hardsuit is a bit larger than my usual medium ones. And one of the toughest, that's for sure! It fits one full minifig and has one of the most complicated opening mechanisms I made. I'm not sure why I made such a huge arms for it, but I guess it really looks like a goblin now, a bit ugly, a bit grotesque... And all green!
Please do not fave this.Go to the Flickr Account, below to see my brother's account. THIS IS HIS PHOTO.
Halifax Area NS
This is one of my brother's slides from the 80's through the early 90's. He has images from Southern Ontario, Nova Scotia and a few from Alberta/Montana.
He gave me his slides to scan and process. Many are up on his Flickr account, and more will come as he gets computer time to label and them and make them public..
He has more at www.flickr.com/photos/186659975@N06
After the Mark I's success during the Velonnian Civil War, the Imperium commissioned the Mark II Grizzly.
Designed for use in urban and close-quarters environments as an infantry support unit, the Grizzly Medium Hardsuit employs heavy frontal armor, twin burst-fire railguns chambered for autocannon rounds, and a pair of anti-personnel repeating energy cannons to make quick work of infantry and light vehicles.
Here is my M2a1 medium tank.
sorry for my lack of posting lately but i have had some major builders block tank wise but I ave a lot of projects to work on now. Also the .50 cal and marine on the tank isn't meant to be accurate to the division the tank belongs to it is just to show the size of the tank. The tank never saw combat.
c&c is wellcome
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