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Greetings fellow hobbyists!
I just thought I'd bring you up to date on my Warlock helmet. I put the first patch of Bondo body filler on the helmet. I'll be covering the entire helmet in the days to come, but for now just the back has some on it.
Also, this is my first time working with a toxic material, so I got to buy myself a respirator! :D I get really excited about things like that. But I think it just makes my family worry about me. :P
I think that's all for now, the next update will probably be the complete Bondo covering, sand and primed. So.... I guess talk to you then. TTYL!
As always, tell me what you guys think, I'd love to hear what you have to say! :) Drop a fave, comment or even a follow. They all go a long way!
Seeya in the next one!
*Spartan out*
Thumbs up for the one handed Canon 6D selfie! XD
In order to check that the two boards and all the associated wiring would stand up to being parted, moved around and rejoined, I relocated the layout. During the disassembly, some careful tidying of the mass of sub-baseboard wiring was undertaken.
The layout was reassembled and thankfully, all was well. The new location enabled a longer view to be taken, and it's shown here compared with a similar shot when the baseboards had just been built.
Morristown & Erie's primary road power as of July 2021 poses in near the engine shop which was in the process of getting a new coat of red paint.
ME 20 SW1500
NJTR 4104 GP40PH-2
Another from the recent Archives... Matauri Bay, a beautiful, unspoiled beach a few kilometres north of the Bay Of Islands which has so far avoided new housing estates...
Sadly, it looks like things are about to change... and they call it "Progress"...!
Averil joins me in thanking everyone who left such kind Messages beneath the previous photo; thank you also to those of you who shared your own personal Journeys...! Your words, thoughts, and prayers were all very greatly appreciated!
Thanks for taking the time and trouble to leave a Comment, Folks. It's always nice to hear from you...!
A hasty recomposure required at Shore Road this morning as 6C22 turned out to be bordering on a proper train's length.
The quartet of FNAs from the previous day's Torness trip were joined behind Nos.37612 & 37611 by D.I.T. 20308.
The train has just passed what remains of the steel-works at Moss Bay, ie; not a lot.
A atual bandeira do Brasil foi adotada em 19 de novembro de 1889, tendo suas cores e dimensões estabelecidas pelo decreto-lei número quatro, de 19 de novembro de 1889, sofrendo poucas alterações desde então. Tem por base um retângulo verde com proporções de 7:10, sobrepondo-se um losango amarelo e um círculo azul, no meio do qual está atravessada uma faixa branca com o lema nacional, "Ordem e Progresso", em letras maiúsculas verdes sendo a letra E central um pouco menor, além de vinte e sete estrelas brancas.
Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, São Paulo, Brasil
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ35
14/12/2011, 21:49
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It's shaping up, folks! Operation Bricklord: Europe at War is looking promising. This is today's progress, I've completed the bridge, and am adding little details all over the place.
This is about half/ two thirds of my contributions.
(Pardon the crappy iPhone photo)
Overnight shot of a beautiful hill and copse of trees that will soon disappear in a new development. This will be the second time the land is developed. Somebody used to have a house in the trees at the top, but all that is left now is the foundation up there. It was incredibly peaceful sitting under the trees, enjoying the view and listening to the wind blow.
In a seemingly depressing news week there was potential for some good news. Doubt has been cast on the future of the Garden Bridge in London. Millions of public money has been wasted already but at least more might not be spent. This would bring to an end to public money being used to create a public place/private space in central London within sight of the City banking area. Imagine if bankers of today followed the example of their Victorian counterparts and paid to create public spaces in London (and other cities), especially in more deprived areas.
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Don't say civilization makes no progress - every time they find a new way to kill us or destroy the Earth.
AP - A blockage caused progress to be stopped on the tracks yesterday. A stop sign was knocked over, likely the result of a vehicle collision. Damage was minimal to the sign post, and crews were in later that day to hoist the stop sign back into place. The mirror is expected to make a full recovery.
The only witness, a local warehouse that was sitting nearby at the time, declined to speak to reporters. Officials suspect driver error while backing out of the parking lot bordering the tracks. The investigation is ongoing.
Taken for the Active Assignment Weekly! group. This week's assignment: Freelancer!.
Interesting study of how they're making progress floor-by-floor. Each less finished than the one below it. Taken from my hotel room late one evening....
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Fermi....siamo fermi in un progressivo immobilismo cronico.
tutte le notizie danno una staticità impressionante e se anche il Vaticano, con la sua proverbiale lungimiranza (hahahaha) si schiera contro l'omosessualità e non firma nemmeno il documento a favore della convenzione Onu sui diritti delle persone con disabilità, "Una contrarietà limitata alla sola questione dell'aborto all'interno di un testo che la Santa Sede, pur non potendo firmarlo, ha contribuito a realizzare.
Ecco l'immobilità del pensiero, ben peggiore a quella fisica.....
La Convenzione, con i suoi 50 articoli, elabora in dettaglio i diritti delle persone con disabilità. Si occupa, tra l'altro, di diritti civili e politici, accessibilità, partecipazione, diritto all'educazione, alla salute, al lavoro e alla protezione sociale. E soprattutto, la Convenzione riconosce che un cambiamento di atteggiamento nella società è indispensabile per consentire alle persone con disabilità di raggiungere la piena eguaglianza.
Immobili in un mondo che sfreccia, che non è piu' controllabile, che è in continuo mutamento e trasformazione.
Spesso ci si sofferma su tutto ciò che non si capisce, ma poi dopo un attenta riflessione si va avanti.....Noi no! no ci fermiamo e nemmeno mettiamo benzina, usciamo dalla macchina e guardiamo gli atri correre, sfrecciare sull'autostrada del progresso e delle riforme sociali.
Aspettiamo il carro attrezzi.........chiamiamo l'Aci zomberos, speriamo arrivi presto!
buenas dias,....in movimento!
the young lady walks past, almost certainly oblivious to the fact that the building to her right was for over 200 years, between 1793 until 2013 "the devonshire arms" until jamie oliver came along, turned it into an over-priced restaurant and slapped his name all over it. that's progress folks.
We scrapped dirt and rust still a bit, then cleaned this part and finally applied a layer of primer.
You will notice that the axle is still missing, therefore the bogie is put on the small stand and strapped to the main body.
some new pieces i am working on for an upcoming show i was invited to participate in called "line and color" at mudfire gallery in decatur, georgia that opens on april 5th.
read more about it here
Holy crap this is like pulling teeth! It's SO BORING.
Not only that, but I keep running out of stuff. I thought I had plenty of one thing, and I did, but then I decided to use pieces for other things, and not use them for my original purpose, and now it's just driving me crazy. But I do know I want a crane thing in that middle part.
Also I have a lot more respect now for anyone that does a hangar scene. These things take up A LOT of parts!
... in my studio. In the centre of the frame is a watering can of which I am adding mosaic art. Once the letters (which are applied in reverse) are glued to the watering can, water is applied to the paper backing to reveal blue tiles, in the form of my best friend's name, Trevor and his partner, Sean. It will be part of their wedding present in September if all goes well with the project.
The art form of mosaicing is called the indirect method. It takes a bit more concentration than the direct method of tiling, but it's also great fun.