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Sand pattern abstract - Death Valley National Park, California
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Available on Ravelry - www.ravelry.com/designers/irene-strange
Updated the pattern 01 august '09 - R13 amended to have 1 less decrease - now the math makes more sense
Competition #11 2017. Greystones Camera Club. Pattern - Hexagonal shape created from Neocube magnets
prints, t-shirts, hoodies, totebags, phone cases available society6.com/chobopop/Troll-Doll-Pattern_Print
waiting for winter.
First I thought this image has to be in b/w, but while processing, I also liked the coloured version.
Finally after many years I have been able to build a Diamond Pattern Pantograph that I am truly happy with. For a long time I hade used the good old Lego pantograph www.bricklink.comcatalogItem.asp?P=2881 on my fleet of Electric Locomotives as there was no better substitute to my liking. The unfortunate thing is with the official Lego Pantograph is it is rather under scaled, also it's only available in Single Arm format which is fine for modern locomotives but not for vintage locos that predominantly used the Diamond Pattern style.
Special thanks to Namo-Den who inspired me with his design used on his RhB Ge6/6 Crocodile www.flickr.com/photos/namo-den/5165827171/in/set-72157625... and his help with supplying me information about his design.