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The historic Casselman River Bridge in the foreground, with the bridge for Route 40 behind it, and the bridge for I-68 behind that.
progress with milhouse as tetsuo, this is a recreation of the cover from Akira volume 5. Painted with spray paint, paint marker, and sharpies.
Pretty much the greatest thing since sliced bread. Only way better.
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Performing at the 2005 Progress Club National Convention in Saskatoon. Photo courtesy of Steve Hiscock.
XT Progress (Xingtong Progress) oil products/chemical tanker passing Ellesmere Port for Stanlow assisted by M.S.C. Volant and M.S.C. Victory
x12 Cargo Pumps @ 300m3/hr
Name: XT Progress
Flag: Panama
IMO: 9500144
MMSI: 355971000
Call sign: HP8055
AIS transponder class: Class A
Detailed vessel type: Oil Products/Chemical Tanker
Gross Tonnage: 11440t
Deadweight: 17427t
Design Draught: 8.92m
Length Overall x Breadth Extreme: 144.2m x 23m
Year Built: 2020
Registered owner: XINGTONG PROGRESS SHIPPING CO
Ship manager/Commercial manager: XINGTONG SHIPPING CO LTD
ISM & Crew Manager: THOME SHIP MANAGEMENT PTE LTD
Shipyard: Zhoushan Qifan Shipbuilding and Repairing Co. LTD, Zhejiang Province, China
Hull number: XS16500-02
Date of build: 07th Apr 2020
Engine: x1 STX Engine Co. MAN B&W 7S35MC 2 stroke 7 cyls @ 170rpm
Engine Power kW: 5180kW
x1 Fixed Pitch Propeller @ 173rpm
x1 Tunnel Bow Thruster @ 368kW
Speed: 14knots
Wait... it's not red? Nope, there are enough red dragons; I probably have a dozen in the box this guy came out of.
Lots of time invested already and not a lot to show for it. I based the model in Bleached Bone and applied a washe of Vallejo Imperial Blue. I then drybrushed the model heavily in Codex Gray, then lightly in white, before doing a 4:1 blue:black wash. This will give me the basis for the bulk of the highlights. As I really get to work I'll come back these photos to help.
I'm still not sure at this point if he'll be blue with a white belly or white with a blue belly. I'm thinking the previous.
As with most minis I'm starting in on his face. I have done the first round on his eyes, bone and the frills on his face. I'll go back over the frills with a wash, highlight the bone (4 layers and a wash on there now), and then decide on the final colouring for this guy.
Jeff and I had the afternoon off today. So with Kai next door at
Michelle's, we worked on cleaning up the garage. Jeff finished his
workbench and we were finally able to get the saw and rolling cabinets
in place. Jeff started putting all his tools away, but we ran out of
time. Maybe we will get some more done tomorrow...
So today after all the Christmas festivities were over I decided to work on the fireplace. I tiled it with small pieces of slate from our backyard and then added my flickering battery operated tea light and some pieces of wood . I'm not sure if I need to add another tea light... what do you think?
Spent the past few days working on the sea, with oils.. Almost happy with it... Will re-work the foam/splashes in a few places, apply a murky yellow glaze over everything which should link the foam to the sea better....Then work back into the foam again......and then ofcourse, start work on the figure, umbrella, shark, background, and all the other elements..
Since 1879.
It begs the question: If this is progress, what was it like before?!
This is literally the other side of the tracks.
Sadly, there were blocks upon blocks of this same kind of ruin. A couple of kids rode by on their bikes and we asked why the city didn't tear them down. They said it's because they are waiting for all the chemicals to go away first.
Sounds like a great place to live and play.
Slowly - but progress none the same.
Excellent Olympic exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery. My advice though is to have your coffee at 'Notes' at the bottom of St Martin's Lane rather than in the gallery cafe.
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