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A micro limousine MOC.

 

Inspired by the four miniature vehicles featured in LEGO set 10214 Tower Bridge.

Thanks to the awesome Travis Mathieson and fellow MUGS members, I broke my LDraw cherry on the weekend at their free info seminar :D

 

Micro AT-AT with a nod to Rod Giles ;)

I've been having some fun with these purple snake heads

Micro Racer Punisher

Just bought this lens today. This is one of the true macro champions of Nikon history. It works in my old Nikon cameras and also works with my digital D80. In this case everything is manual, and you even have to guess the exposure. The meter doesn't work. The Manual focus is very easy and precise and if you're in doubt you can use the AF confirmation signal inside the viewfinder of the D80.

 

Galoob - Star Wars Micro Machine R2-D2 & C-3PO - Open

R2-D2 = Jabba's Palace

C-3PO = Tatooine Cantina

Micro Precision Products Microcord (early model) 6x6 TLR.

 

This is the sequence to reset the Filmcounter to "1".

 

- Push Reset-button 1 downwards (= direction bottom of the camera)

- While still pushing 1 downwards, depress the button 2 in the centre of the Winder-knob.

- You then should hear some clicking sounds and the Filmcounter 3 must now show "1" .

 

Now the Filmcounter is reset and you can start taking photos.

 

After every photo depress button 2 and advance the Winder-knob till it blocks.

 

So you don't have to use the Ruby red Window on the bottom to get to the next frame. Keep it closed to avoid straylight.

 

Micro machines Eurostar from the 'National Geographic' series train pack, and F9 loco EMD demonstrator livery, from the pack - 28 decades: the'50s

Polícia Militar do Distrito Federal

Angelito Top Ten, the original, the pulento, the tunning.... the micro!:

2016/17 San Jose Sharks

micro moth? width 20mm, high 27mm see note.

Location: Kasteel Ooigem, Belgium

Date: May - 18 - 2008

Got the idea from one at my grandparents former residence!

MADE IN JAPAN, Nippon Kogaku, Ultra Micro Nikkor 165mm F4

 

Photon Ninja - side

Micro Machines - ZBots - Galoob - 1993

Made with vintage micro mosaic hearts and rusty black components from B'Sue boutiques for the Bead Hoarders Blog Hop hosted by Lori Anderson.

Pena de foto, ha quedado demasiado clarita...inspirada en los diseños de Miafial

www.flickr.com/photos/miafial/2357900225/

 

Micro Machines - ZBots - Galoob - 1993

Micro built castle with dragons fighting over :)

Leftover summer salad seeds, about 20 days from sowing.

A small car. Don't know make and model. Anybody got a clue?

Manizales, Colombia, 8 de septiembre de 2009. Ellos son los integrantes del gripo chileno argentino Microbanda que participan del XXXI Festival Internacional de Teatro de Manizales. En la imagen su obra El Traza Ruta en la Plaza de Bolívar de Manizales.

...mostly all dyed in koolaid...=)

All this particular specimen is missing is Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow ;-)

 

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The small one came with the 'Power train city' layout, while the larger 'Central station' is a fairly common easy to find model. Thing is though, what is the purpose of the paper track sticker which goes through the canopy on the larger model? the slot isn't big enough to insert the plastic track sections, it's totally bizarre, I know it's only a toy, but the rest of it is so well thought out, that this part doesn't make sense at all.

I ordered from Hogtrainz these two Micro Trains cars from their December 2018 releases. The gondola was a quick seller.

Sony A7 and the Minolta Auto Bellows III + the macro stand AB-III with inverted Minolta MC W.Rokkor-SI 28mm f/2.5 lens.

Polaroid image transfer - photomicrograph of cicaida wing

Close-up of the BBC Micro keyboard with the f0 key removed to compare it with a keytop from the Compukit UK101. The cruciform fitting on the keyswitch is identical, but this version of the BBC keyboard has a straight stem and an angled keytop, whereas the UK101 has both parts straight.

just the b&w version of a previous shot I posted a while ago..

I'm no expert, hence the "suspects" in the title. A while back I read an article about collecting micro meteorites, education.jpl.nasa.gov/educators/micromet.html, and thought I'd give it a try. I put some magnets in a plastic bag and ran it along the bottom of a pond shell in the backyard that only gets filled when it rains. I found a few teeny, tiny pieces that stuck to the magnet. I used my 7-year old's "Bionic Eye" handheld microscope to take this picture. There are definitely some interesting features to these tiny rocks. Whether they're micro meteorites or something a little more down to earth, they still look pretty cool. For size reference, the magnet they are stuck to here is around 1/8 inch cube.

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