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Picasso abstract letters at Daley Plaza in Chicago during exhibition at the nearby Art Institute of Chicago. The famous untitled Picasso abstract sculpture is in the background. Photo taken when we lived in Chicago a while back. Original: flic.kr/p/e78nvC
My latest weapon of choice in Fallout 4. Nice weapon and I like the name. :) Crafted it with several modifications.
“If you would convince a man that he does wrong, do right. But do not care to convince him. Men will believe what they see. Let them see.”
- Henry David Thoreau
The DB Cargo Class 66 fleet are now approaching twenty years old and recently there has been a steady trickle of repaints into DB Cargo red. It is a testament to the original red/gold EWS paint specification that it has lasted so well for so long. One of the repaints is 66149 heading north up the Erewash Valley at Stanton Gate working 4Z18, 08:40 Toton – Doncaster – Shirebrook with seven redundant HTA coal hoppers for modification to HRA stone hoppers by WH Davis.
"Resoling"
Hanoi (Vietnam)
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Bit the bullet and bought the new LEGO Star Wars AAT Set, mostly for Ahsoka and the 332nd clone, but also somewhat for the build. Honestly, the tank in the set is absolutely terrible IMO, but after a few scaling modifications and turret redesign, I think it looks good! Lemme know what you think!
Some small modifications to an Oxford Diecast Land Rover Defender produced a reasonable representation of the vehicle used in the ITV drama.
The model is posed next to a model of it's owner and photographically placed on the North Sea coast.
The palace dates from as far back as XV century, although it has been fully re-shaped since then. Home to a Valencian noble family, the Marquis de Dos Aguas, it was originally a Gothic building. In 1740 it was re-shaped to Baroque by Hipolito Rovira, and it is then that the famous entrance was added. The last modification took place in 1850s-60s, when the entire facade was redesigned to a hybrid of newer elements. In 1949 the palace was bought by the Ministry of Education to house the collection of ceramics donated by Dr. Gonzalez Marti.
In the composition of this magnificent entrance made in 1745 reference to the two largest rivers of the Valencian community is: the Turia and Júcar, represented by two naked human figures (Atlanteans); under these two buckets pour water in clear reference to the title of the Marquises.
On the right side of the entrance it see represented two heads of crocodile, a quiver of arrows and a vessel by whose mouth pour the water. On this set one of the two great figures referred to above and higher up decoration of ivy whose trunk it curls a snake.
On the left side, a reclining lion, another vessel pouring water into and other quiver of arrows. On the back of the lion resting the foot on the other giant. Complete the set diverse decoration of plant type and a palm tree.
In the doorpost the complicated shield of the Marquises, the shield of the Rabassa de Perellós family and its various noble junctions. Embrace or rather protect the shield, the figures of two savages with maces. So between its quarters it can find the surnames Perellós (represented by some pears), Rabassa, the lineage of the Lanuza, Rocafull, Boil, Hijar and Maza de Lizana among others.
In the upper body of the entrance, in a niche artistic, the image to natural size of the Virgin of the Rosary, chosen as special patron saint by the House of Dos Aguas. At the foot of the Virgin two matrons kneeling, one with a cornucopia (the horn of Almatea) from which it spilling fruits (allegory of Agriculture and Prosperity) and the other with a vessel at its feet from out coins (allegory of Justice and Magnanimity). Flank the Virgin of the Rosary two pairs of small winged sirens. Throughout the entrance the overflowing voluptuousness of the Rococo style. Above the niche where the Virgin, it see represented the image of an angel with a trumpet, is "la Fama" trumpeter that proclaims the greatness of the Marquisate of Dos Aguas also wears a laurel wreath. The Virgin of the Rosary is work in polychrome wood by Ignacio Vergara in 1740 but it disappeared, it now see is a plaster copy made in 1866 by Francisco Cano Molineli. The niche has a lid that allows the concealment of the image; when the Marquises were outside the palace the image of the Virgin was hidden, and if they were inside the palace the image appeared in full view to the people.
València (Spain).
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The first A320NEO prototype, seen landing inToulouse TLS\LFBO. Powered by two Pratt & Whitney PW1127G-JM geared turbofan engines.
The prototype is now testing the new SHort AiRfield Package (SHARP) aerodynamic package designed to permit operation of the A320NEO off short airport runways. It consists of a kevlar panel at the wing root leading edge and a row of vortex generators on the VTP in front of the rudder (seen here o a black strip) to give rudder authority at low speeds. The package also includes engine modifications and replacement brakes. As of November 2017, the package has received official certification and will be used by airlines including LATAM for short Brazilian airports, such as São Paulo–Congonhas Airport.
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the modifications are mostly exterior but the KRGA fixed a couple bugs on the interior of the sks
Bowlingdude's original on top'
credit to tfaddy for the fire selector and.lonely stalker For the grip
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Due to apron modifications, Boeing 777-300s and similar sized aircraft are pushed all the way to the taxiway before the tractor is uncoupled. Here, Emirates A6-EPF with green EXPO2020 titles awaits taxi clearance as ground staff uncouple the tow-bar as quickly as possible. The flight is already 75 minutes late.
The time between the tug moving out of the picture and the aircraft starting to taxi is usually about 45 seconds, so there is no hanging about by a photographer who is trying to take a photo with an exposure measured in seconds - 6 seconds at F5.6 on this occasion plus a short delay since I had to use the 2 seconds delay on my camera. (Click on image to view full size)
There are quite a few locations around the SHIP where I'm not entirely happy with the details. So, to avoid working on the next section (which is a bit of a pain) I've spent a lot of time improving them.
I already had 4 silver pipes in the central area in this picture but they weren't evenly spaced and there was some dark orange here that I didn't like. Because this was built before I had wedge tile, it wasn't a very smooth transition either.
So, I got rid of the dark orange, used wedge tiles to make the transition smooth, and discovered that I could add 2 more pipes if I used 2×2 jumpers, making this an evenly spaced row of 6 pipes. This was the look I originally wanted but want able to design back then.
"Ultra lightweight
Aviasud Mistral 532 (Salon aéronautique du Bourget 1989)
KODACHROME 64
NIKON FA - 35mm
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"Lighting"
(COTE D'OR 2018)
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Couching.
Modifications épilogues divers rapports objections actions différentes intentions auteur informé soumettant des scénarios travaux obsédés,
błędy przywódcy abstrakcje kręte zaułki zaciemnione siły podejrzane pułapki projekty wizje konsekwencje ułatwienie eksperymentów,
éilimh ina dhiaidh sin laethanta reatha bealaí aisteacha comhaontuithe aireach róil riachtanacha athruithe léiriúcháin theicniúla aireagáin neamhghnáth,
вычурные глаза вогнутые лунатики анаморфотные зеркала растягивающие эффекты ветхие улицы искажения линии неожиданные изгибы пути невзгод,
finestre oblique ombre angoli straordinari bizzarri esaltazioni personaggi antidiluviani organici selvaggi metafore esempi sentimenti misteriosi,
歪曲を圧倒するドアの叫び複雑さのダイナミックな謎めいた用語アニメーションオブジェクト犯罪者の無感覚の理解通り自然主義的なスタイル相互幻覚ギザギザの幽霊三次元計画.
Steve.D.Hammond.
My failed attempt at modifying the toy store into a bakery. I really wanted to use those old printed tiles, which I had from young... Oh well... back to square one.... :(
I took this photo with a point and shoot camera, no modification.. I wish I could paint well enough to reproduce this.
These are 2 modifications of the 'magic ball' origami corrugation
attributed to Shuzo Fujimoto and Sing Keund Ng.
If you remember the original corrugation, it won't lie flat triangles up (flic.kr/p/bYXH9b)
These one have modified pattern and they're quite flat. At least the right one. The left one tends to have more curvature...
There's an infinite class of such modifications, I'll publish more info later.
Left α = 45˚, β = 15˚
Right α = 45˚, β = 27.5˚
both α and β may be changed.
The 'magic ball tessellation' has α = 45˚, β = 45˚
Modifications were originally by Vodnik on Eurobricks. So I copied them onto mine. It makes the Transport look more proportional.
"Closer to city souls"
Lyon (Rhône-Alpes)
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I just felt like making you cringe. You're welcome.
I made these about 3 years ago for a long-ago destroyed Hoth diorama on my build table, which was never meant for the internet. But I still think these are pretty cool.
These represent a E-11 with collapsible stock, DL-44, and A280 from Star Wars.
Upper - Kar98k (low detail/black finish)
Middle - Kar98k (high detail/gunmetal finish)
Bottom - Hunting rifle from Fallout 3/NV
"Light and shadow"
Jardin Dumaine à Luçon (Pays de la Loire - Vendée)
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Bandai Tamashii Nations S.H.Figuarts Batman "INJUSTICE Ver."
Here is an easy custom/modification. Gave the S.H. Figuarts Batman a custom cape to add to his dynamic posing.
A3-21's plasma rifle from Fallout 3. This is the unique Plasma Rifle variant that you get from certain endings of The Replicated Man quest.
Materials: Brickarms Lewis Gun, scrap styrene, paper clips, guitar strings, and brass wire.
Shown here under a blacklight. The bits that should glow green, do. That glow-in-the-dark paint is really neat.