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IKEA wanted to put a store in Red Hook on the site of an old shipyard; as part of the deal, they had to build a park to preserve some of the area's history and provide public access to the waterfront. The sprawling park is quite beautiful, and incorporates many shipyard relics, including the massive crane you see here. I do have one complaint, though...
Highly recommend a visit to the Borneo Rainforest and especially to Tanjung Puting National Park.
This photo is from my first day in the park. More info on my blog: inmyshoestravel.com/
Highly recommend a visit to the Borneo Rainforest and especially to Tanjung Puting National Park.
This photo is from my first day in the park. More info on my blog: inmyshoestravel.com/
A juventude é uma idade horrivel em que apreciamos apenas no momento em que sentimos saudade dela ( Antonio Amurri )
Put mum's swimming costume on her (made a special hole for her tail) She battled, got mad and after we took it off, she paid her revenge on it. Chewed, stretched, torn etc...
AYUH SAUDARA KU SEKALIAN..MARI SAHABAT YG KU HORMATI..ALIHKAN PANDANGAN ANDA SEKETIKA KEPADA MEREKA..
Rumah Kasih Sayang which located in Bandar Tasik Puteri, Rawang is a home for orphans, the underpriviliged, single mothers and the disabled. The house is currently occupied around 60 residents. It is run by seven volunteers and the fundings come from charity and public donation.
The motive of this group is to collect donation on behalf of this house. We hope to grab your attention by browsing through the photos of the children and houses.
Dear kind readers,
Put a smile on those children faces by donating.As a token of appreciation, we would print out any of the photo(s) to your liking. You may contact us via discussion or privately via e-mail.
Putten - Steam-driven pumping station ("Putter Stoomgemaal"; 1885) at Arlersteeg in Arkemheen polder
Highly recommend a visit to the Borneo Rainforest and especially to Tanjung Puting National Park.
This photo is from my first day in the park. More info on my blog: inmyshoestravel.com/
Click here for more photos of the 2017 Milton Keynes 10K. If you put a photo somewhere public, please add the credit Photo by Barry Cornelius.
I put together this shoot to get a bit creative with lighting. Shot on a Hasselblad H4D. Lighting supplied out of a Ranger Q through a honeycomb, through a scrim. 500W Pro LIght monoblock through softbox and a small LED modelling light.
Maker: Robert Doisneau (French, 1912 - 1994)
Title: Etude Technique du Lancement du Poids par Chamorel (Technical Study of Throwing the Shot Put by [the French National Champion] Chamorel)
Date: 1950
Medium: Gelatin silver print
Love the tree from the Live Simply set, lost count of the number of times I've used it & each time I try a different technique. Used some pearlescent glues here. Other stamps are from the Tree, Birds & Messages set. Close up photos in my own album.
Got an adorable summer look for you, but make sure you get to the events before they are over!
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Highly recommend a visit to the Borneo Rainforest and especially to Tanjung Puting National Park.
This photo is from my first day in the park. More info on my blog: inmyshoestravel.com/
where i put the everyday matters ideas. every few days after my coworker and i finish a drawing, we spin the lucky rolodex to get the next drawing assignment. i got this from a craigslister who happens to be an artist too (thanks plastiksphinx!): www.plastikphinx.net
The kit and its assembly:
Well, it's not really armour, but since this... thing is based on a Jagdtiger I put it here. It's actually cross-linked with the Ba 349 Natter that I am building in parallel - after all, how should that tiny rocket fight start? This thought had been on my mind for quite a time, and I had the Brengun Natter stashed away for some time. But creating a mobile launch platofrm - or better: coming up with a concept that could be turned into a model somehow, took really long. First ingredient was a Fujimi steam catapult kit from WWII, which works with an external sled, towed by a cable, quite different to the launch catapults that were for instance used for the Fi 103 VI, which operated like aircraft carrier steam catapults with a sled in a pressurized tube.
Finding a suitable chassis was more complicated. First bet was "Karl Gerät" mortar, which turned out to be much too big and also not really compatible with the Fujimi catapult, and the project went into hiatus again. Until inspiration struck and I remembered the Jagdtiger that I had built last year or so, with an oversized L/100 gun and the casemate moved to the rear of the hull (and the engine in a mid-positionj behind the drivers' compartment). That could work in size and arrangement!
Said and done, I procured an(other) Trumpeter Jagdtiger with the late Porsche running gear, with simplified and standardized elements that were intended for the E-Series of tanks, what would fit well into the model's intended time frame of mid 1945. And from that on things went straightforward, only that the catapult was shortened by 3" at the rear and modified to stand vertical - with the bonus that was able to construct a joint so that this is even functional. The launch sled, which was slightly tailored to hold the Natter, is movable, too. That area inside of the Jagdtiger hull had to be filled/improvised, but that worked well, too, thanks to some donor parts from a Modelcollect E-50 tank.
Painting and markings:
The paint scheme caused the next headaches. This is supposed to be a special vehicle, (re)constructed from a Jagdtiger hull, and somehow I did not find Dunkelgelb to be a proper solution. Late in WWII many tanks received an overall Olivgrün factory finish, but I also did not like that idea for this massive thing. Luftwaffe vehicles were, at least during early war stages, painted in their own color, RAL 7016, a dark and rather bluish tone slightly lighter than RAL 7021 Panzergrau, but that did not appear suitable, either. Red Oxidprimer was another option, but rejected, too.
Eventually I settled for a very simple overall RAL 7021 finish - a tone which was still available in considerable volume and applied to operational tanks - and in this case it would be a "2nd line vehicle". The dark tone would also work well to hide the launch platform's bulk in the shadows of trees or buildings, and it simply "looks German". Since the lattice girder catapult with the pressure piston inside was build before painting I used a rattle can - another argument for a uniform livery. After that the model was dry-brushed, decals and matt varnish were applied, and some dirt and dust was added with water colors and pigments.
If not for "The Simpsons" I would've nerver known to translate "minigolf".
ps. "Family Guy" owns "Simpsons" everyday of the week! See for your self: fireglo.wordpress.com/2008/08/12/the-john-mccain-experien... ds.