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The interior of the micro treefort
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Princess Bubblegum, Marceline, Ice King, Finn, Jake and BMO in micro figure form.
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Keyboatrd of a BBC Micro computer at the National Museum of Computing in Bletchley Park
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My bf got me the whole set for my bday (a few weeks ago) and now I'm obsessed and I need all of them. We were caught up until I found 2 new sets at toys r us today.
Me undergoing micro-surgery on my artery and radial nerve after going through a window. The surgeon thought it strange that I'd ask him to take a photo! I just wish I had given him a decent camera to use!
Final iteration of my Micro Scale Sea Duck and Thunderquack, built to scale with Brickvault's Micro Millennium Falcon.
Forgot to upload these when I originally posted the ships.
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Nikon D800
NEW Lens AF-S MICRO NIKKOR 60mm F/2.8G ED
B+W filter Digital MRC nano UV-HAZE XS-PRO / Premium
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I mentioned to Janis that I wanted to buy some to photograph. On the way back to the hotel, we stopped at this bakery and she bought ten. Two, ten...no big deal. They're micro-croissants.
I took the photo I wanted after we got back to our room. An hour later Janis asked where the pastries went.
"I ate them. Why?"
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Leica M6 summicron 35mm f2
Kodak Ektachrome EPP
this was shot in Thies, near Dakar. Senegal. (random shot from my chest)
Children immideately surrounded the car when we stopped at the gas station
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Sometimes, a navy wants a rugged, old-fashioned capital ship which dish out punishment and take even more. The newer navies and militaries consider this view quite out of date, and the FG-10 is a successful product of this modern warfare.
SyncTech, a Sweedish-Korean company, produced the vessel for their respective navies, but it has been produced under licence for several other states, and the idea copied by even more.
A true stand-off weapon, the ship is minimally armed for conventional ship-to-ship (STS) and anti-fighter warfare. It's main potency comes from the four cruise missile launchers, able to fire in serial or in sequence, at other ships, at space platforms or planets. Although slow enough to be destroyed by specialised point defence cannons, the FG-10 is able to destroy much without having to get into cannon range at all.
At close-range, the Frigate is no match for a ship as small as the BB-22, but with proper escort and intelligent use, it can be used as an anti-capital ship threat, as well as to destroy space platforms and assault entire planets.
Length: 220m
Crew: 74.
Armament: 4 x fast tracking ion turrets, 2 x Quad STS flak cannon.
2 x dual Sorsvig-class Cruise Missile batteries. Limited ammunition.
Computer: Siemens Y2-modular.