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I was lucky enough to get some shots of this crab spider with prey. It's crazy how much stuff you'd never notice unless you look closely.
These are the bipeds of the Lime Legión. They are fast and slizzy not being armed with heavy weapons.Depemding on the model it can have a pack or a barrel of missiles.
White marks or parts show higher degree in command chain usually due to success in battlefield.
The structure of the cabin also uses the Wheel part etc. and articulations of legs have been done with guns and technic links. Curiously it can stand up without falling.
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Three predators of course only one winner Golden silk orb-weaver with a Hanging Thief with Damselfly 8-17-2015 I was photographing theHanging Thief with Damselfly when somebody came to see what I was doing and flushed it. The robber fly when right into the top predator net and the spider got an easy meal.
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Olive Juice is participating in the Beast theme. This is one of the last events scheduled for Olive Juice; just 2 more to go!
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Presenting the Predator 2 the republics latest MBT
This Variant is the HKU Hunter Killer Upgrade that features improved Commander and gunner optics, an integrated Active Protection System Front and side Reactive Armor, AESA radar and the Knight Gunshot detection system
The MBT is armed with the Rheinmetall 130mm gun
coaxial FN Mag
and an RWS that can equip either a M2a1 .50 cal or a Mk19
This is an older figure, but one I thought was worth re-posting, as I lost quite a few images when I let my Pro Account lapse. I really liked how this turned out, and am thinking of making a few more Predators as a result! I really need to order the parts to make several of Catsy's Alien figures!
Anyway - I'll have some fun new stuff coming up soon!
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These majestic birds of prey roam the Australian skies in the early morning using their keen eyesight to spot fresh roadkill, in this case, a kangaroo.
First attempts shooting my Hot Toys - Classic Predator. The quality of this thing is really impressive.
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Ghost Predator is based off the NECA Kenner-Inspired Expanded Universe action figure of the same name.
Seen here:
news.toyark.com/2016/10/24/neca-predator-series-16-kenner...
I used plain white for the skin tone; paint applications in the old Kenner days were quite simple. Any suggestions for a newer printed skin tone, based on the photos from the link?
Overall, I wanted to update the Jungle Hunter mini-figure that I had done a while ago. I was able to add shoulder armor, dreadlocks, and plasma caster to Ghost Predator, while still retaining the original design.
Enjoy the bio, straight from the minds of NECA!
Narrowly escaping a Super Predator raid on his village, the Predator known as Ghost has used his “presumed dead” status to his advantage. He has devoted his life to systematically eliminating the entire race of those responsible for the death of his people. Living in complete solitude, Ghost has taught himself extreme focus and patience, often scouting Super Predator tribes for weeks before a calculated strike. Using specialized thermal dampening netting, he is only seen seconds before a kill. This has caused him to become a subject of Super Predator lore – a “boogie-man” whom his targets fear. The psychological advantage gives Ghost and edge in combat, as his opponents are often fear-stricken upon seeing him. His plasma caster is only for defense: Ghost prefers the death blow of a cleaver sword or smart disc, ensuring that his prey sees him at their moment of death.
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Female predator. This awesome costume was self made & painted. I think it looks better than the ones used in movies. Predator & Alien costumes won this year's costume competition.
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People's concerns for the young lady in the previous posts are definitely warranted because these predators are found everywhere on the bayou!! Not so much around Bay Area Park but a few do hang around in that area even though they have natural fear of man! Have not witnessed an attack personally except for the one that grabbed a fish in mid air as it attempted to jump away!! Never let the size fool you! The largest ones are every bit as quick as the smaller ones!! I have seen them with deer and bits of pig in their mouths!! They have to eat and I will always be fascinated by them, but not fearful of them!! They demand your respect at all times no matter what type of animal you are!! This one was captured on Horsepen Bayou! Just want to add that this one is roughly 11 feet in length...not a small one!
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African Painted Dog (Lycaon pictus) with an intense stare looking right at me. Image taken in Tarangire National Park of Tanzania.
Considering I took the photo while in a costume (bandaged face, leather gloves) it didn't come out half-bad. I like playing with angles and lines to denote motion, emotion, and direction - like she's charging at you.
As Dragon Con is fairly crowded, I did have one person sitting down in the background and it took a while to figure out how to paint her out of the picture in a convincing manner.
Did a few things in PS (blurred, sharpened, desaturated the everything except the Predator) to give it an other-worldly feel.
Cosplayer: The lovely Vivica Hallow
Damn, it's been a while since I've done a full length review!
Now I've never been too fond of the Predator franchise. I believe Fox has been trying to make this B-film premise an A-list franchise ever since the first film hit theaters in '87. I feel as if the first Predator is as good as you can get with this premise, it's got the scares, the over the top action, and the one liners, but even then I wouldn't call it an amazing film. I don't think I wouldn't have even went to see this film if it weren't for Shane Black though, I'm just so in love with his style. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is great, but The Nice Guys is one of my favorite films of all time. He just knows how to right dialogue and make characters that will keep you energized, laughing, and invested in the story he's telling. With all that said, it's pretty clear I was super interested to see what kind of energy he could put into this franchise, but knowing the dialogue that he put into the original Predator for his character to say, I was still a little hesitant because I didn't think his character was all that funny in that film, just dirty for the sake of being dirty. Anyways, I just saw this film, here's what I thought.
Good: One of the greatest aspects from the Predator franchise is back in this film, and that's Alan Silvestri score. Just that little bongo rhythm or whatever that is to tell the viewer that the Predator is one of my favorite little jingles in science fiction films like this, I was glad to see it back. Another thing I liked was some of the character's humor. Some jokes and the way they were delivered were classic Shane Black so I was glad to see some work, I'll get to the characters themselves later. Another thing that helps the Predator franchise with a modern installment is the makeup and affects on the normal Predator's suit was actually really sweet! Speaking of the normal Predator, I was having a great time every moment that normal Predator is on screen, it's too bad he couldn't just be the central focus of the film.
Bad: This film is a complete narrative MESS. Not only from how the film was cut together, which made it so obvious that there were reshoots and the studio trying to rush Black to get to the "good" parts of the film, but it's also just a mess in terms of the script. A lot of stuff just happens like "they have a car now" or "the Predator dog just walks out of nowhere," and it was infuriated. There's also so many side plots and ideas thrown into this film that I just couldn't tell what this film was trying to be. Is it supposed to be a comedy? A serious thriller? Hell, there's even a pretty cool political commentary on our environment that they touch on for a second, but then just completely ignore for the rest of the film! I would've loved to have seen a Predator film only focuses the environmental concept that they tackle in this film, it would be such an interesting film! This film also falls into the "Jurassic World" syndrome where the characters in this film have no sort of arc at all, they're are just walking and talking "witty dialogue machines." All you can do is say what the characters do, but you don't get a quite good idea of who they actually are which is such a disappointment because I know how well Shane Black can write characters. Because you don't get a good idea who these characters are, there are no stakes in this film at all, ESPECIALLY when that Super Soldier Predator is introduced. There's something really cool when the Predator is a physical being on set, the kills seem a lot more satisfying, but when it's just some hulking CG beast, all feeling is lost in what is displayed on screen. Lastly, the last scene in this film is complete trash. I do not like the idea they're going for, and the visual effects in it were PS3 graphics.
Overall, as a Shane Black fan, I was massively disappointed by this film. I just think Black should just stay away from blockbusters at this point. At least Iron Man 3 was still a good Shane Black film, even if it wasn't that great of an Iron Man film, but The Predator didn't even feel like a Shane Black film for the most part. For these reasons, I've going to give the Predator a 4.5/10. What's even more telling about how much I think this franchise isn't that great is that this might be my second favorite film that I've seen so far in the Predator franchise! They just need to leave this franchise alone for a while, then come back when someone has a really great and focused idea for the Predator, maybe, JUST MAYBE I'll be interested then. If you've seen the Predator, let me know what you thought about it in the comments below!
When the Empire needs to eliminate a Wookie they hire a specialist, a true predator. They hire Bossk.
Allosaurus is a genus of large theropod dinosaur that lived 155 to 150 million years ago during the late Jurassic period. The name "Allosaurus" means "different lizard". The first fossil remains that can definitely be ascribed to this genus were described in 1877 by paleontologist Othniel Charles Marsh.
Allosaurus was a large bipedal predator. Its skull was large and equipped with dozens of sharp, serrated teeth. It averaged 8.5 m (28 ft) in length, though fragmentary remains suggest it could have reached over 12 m (39 ft). Relative to the large and powerful hindlimbs, its three-fingered forelimbs were small, and the body was balanced by a long and heavily muscled tail. The genus has a complicated taxonomy, and includes an uncertain number of valid species, the best known of which is A. fragilis. The bulk of Allosaurus remains have come from North America's Morrison Formation, with material also known from Portugal and possibly Tanzania.
As the most abundant large predator in the Morrison Formation, Allosaurus was at the top of the food chain, probably preying on contemporaneous large herbivorous dinosaurs and perhaps even other predators. Potential prey included ornithopods, stegosaurids, and sauropods. Some paleontologists interpret Allosaurus as having had cooperative social behavior, and hunting in packs, while others believe individuals may have been aggressive toward each other, and that congregations of this genus are the result of lone individuals feeding on the same carcasses. It may have attacked large prey by ambush, using its upper jaw like a hatchet.