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quickly thanked commented and congratulations for finding!
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Quick-Look Hill-shaded Colour Relief Image of 2014 2m LIDAR Composite Digital Terrain Model (DTM).
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BEATS BY DRE??? SHES SOO MANLY LIKE,BUT SOMETIMES CAN DISPLAY HER FEMMIE!! SHE GREW UP ON THE RUFF SIDE OF TOWN!!!
Quick Bièrges 21/06/2017 18h40
One of the many Quick restaurants in Belgium. As we speak (*April 2018) Quick is still market leader in Belgium with 86 restaurants open (excluding 3 being transformed into Burger King), 81 McDonald's restautans and 7 Burger King restaurants (3 ex-Quick restaurants).
Quick Bièrges
Bld.de l'Europe 51
1301 Bierges
Tél: +32 10 22 88 24
Featuring: Drive-Thru - Playarea
Store#: ?
Date of opening: ?
My brother in law and I stopped in at the Yardhouse for a couple of beers while my wife and daughter supposedly went back to the hotel for a nap.
The beer we chose was out and so they gave us this sample while we waited for the keg to be changed.
My wife has impeccable timing and so a couple of beers quickly became one :(
Sgt. 1st Class Clayton Felton, a motor sergeant, with the 1-163rd Combined Arms Battalion from Montana Army National Guard lowers an engine cover on a Bradley Fighting Vehicle at the Romanian Land Forces Combat Training Center in Cincu, Romania, July 22, 2016. Soldiers with the 1-163rd will support the 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team from Boise, Idaho during multi-national exercise Saber Guardian, a multinational military exercise involving approximately 2,800 military personnel from ten nations including Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Canada, Georgia, Moldova, Poland, Romania, Turkey, Ukraine and the U.S. The objectives of this exercise are to build multinational, regional and joint partnership capacity by enhancing military relationships, exchanging professional experiences, and improving interoperability between the land forces from the participating countries. Saber Guardian will begin July 27 and finish August 7, 2016. (U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. E. James Omelina 115th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment)
Quick screenshots from today's workshop at aviodrome. These are straight out of the camera. Retouching will be done next week.
Model/styling : nadine
Dinner roll and sausage flower with kiwi, just need 10 minutes to prepare.
The preparation to shoot this was taking longer :S
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(Saturday, 2013. Augusty 03.) The second time we (Ju-Jitsuka) were on a `tumbling air-track´, it is still a complete strength training session in `Rastede´ (near the city `Oldenburg´), a municipality in the `Ammerland district´, in the German state `Lower Saxony´.
Am 03. August 2013, waren wir (Ju-Jutsuka) zum zweiten Mal in den Sommerferien auf einem `Tumbling Air-track´! Immer noch fern ab von Perfektion - allerdings pures Vergnügen für uns!.
Gemeinsam in Rastede (Nähe Oldenburg), im niedersächsischen Landkreis Ammerland.
Every now and then I feel a dire urge to tackle one of the Dorvack PA kits from the pile, and towards 2019's end it's time to succumb to the drive once more. This one is a non-canonical, fictional creation, based on a PAM-74, from a re-released (2008) Aoshima twin combo kit. The first one from this set had already been built as a PA-72 a while ago, and since this personal variant without the missile pods and some other cosmetic changes looked very good, I built another one.
Even though the Dorvack PAs are rather simple kits, they need some skill because the parts do not fit THAT well. However, you have to keep in mind that the molds were created in the early 80ies, as a quick merchandising shot for a new "Real Robot" TV series that were all the rage in Japan at that time, even though the series eventually flopped. The designs are also older than Yokoyama Kow's Ma.K./ZbV3000/Maschinenkrieger stuff, which they actually inspired!
This time, however, I wanted to create a rather "normal" version of "my" PA-72, a classic infantry piece as a kind of successor to the bulky PA-36HD, which, in the TV series, seems to be equipment for higher Earth Defence army ranks.
The kit and its assembly:
The idea of the PA-72 series and behind this conversion was a predecessor for the PAM-74 series, of which two authentic models are available. The PAM-74 appears to be an artillery support variant, primarily armed with mini missiles – lots of them! It carries three mini missile launcher arrays on its shoulders that hold a total of 75 rounds, plus more in an optional hand-held twin launcher (resulting in 105 rounds!). The other kit, the PAM-74AM, seems to be an anti-aircraft system, which carries six additional missiles on its back, cramped in between the standard mini missile launchers and additionally armed with a light laser weapon that replaces the right hand.
While the first PA-72 was an anti-aircraft variant, with two missile containers on the shoulders and a radar dish on the back, this one was to become a standard foot soldier variant, operated by a commander or a platoon leader. These frequently carry a kind of radome on their PAs' back, and integrated weapons are also common.
Work on the PAM-74 basis started as usual with the assembly of the major components. Arms and legs were built OOB. The modification of the torso was more thorough. As an initial move I erased the triangular "cheeks" on both sides of the visor, sanding them away. This time I kept the original vertical visor slit, but filled it with a thin piece of styrene sheet to fill the seam that runs through this area and normally is hard to sand even.
Then the original missile launcher boxes had to disappear from the PA's shoulders - they were genrously cut away and the opening covered with styrene sheet. Then a new back section was sculpted from styrene profiles and finally covered under 2C putty. In order to make the PA's shape more interesting I added a leftover fairing from a PA-36 onto the left shoulder, and for the radome I added a matching adapter from a PA-58 kit between the shoulders. Intergarting all these new parts required some serious PSR, but the result is very good, the PA-72 looks very natural and believable.
As personal weapon I gave the PA-72 a standard R2 Hand laser, taken from a PA-36 kit. Adapting it to the slightly smaller PAM-74 arm was difficult, though, and I had to switch the small display from the original left hand to a right hand position. Into the laser nozzle I added a clear lens, and cables connect the new heavy hand weapon with the PA's hull - and authentic detail that is omitted on the Aoshima kits.
Painting and markings:
The paint scheme is pretty simple and was actually inspired by an 1:35 scale resin model of a PAM-74 that I saw many years ago in a Japanese modelling magazine: overall dark blue with a light blue "head" section. I cannot tell whether it's an authentic livery - I haven't seen such a variant in official OAV material that I have seen. But the livery looks plausible enough to adapt it.
The basic overall tone became Revell 350 (Lufthansa Blau, RAL 5013), while the helmet was painted with Humbrol 47. As a unique detail carried over from the resin model in the magazine, I painted the ball joints on the arms and legs in glossy black instead of a silver tone. This creates a more coherent overall look of the armored suit.
As per usual, the kit received a black ink wash for weathering and some dry-brushing for light effects and panel shading. I wanted a noticeably worn look that would add some seriousness to the colorful PA - after all, it is a piece of military equipment, fighting an alien invasion!
In order to add some more contrast to the model and to avoid a too uniform look I added a white "chest box" and white trim to the upper arms, lower legs and the lower back, created with decal stripes. The visor slit was first painted black and finally filled with a piece of blue metallic PET foil. The radome was painted seperately in Humbrol 56 (Aluminum Dope), the "lamp" on top of it was laid out with silver and finally painted over with translucent red paint.
Almost all stencils and markings come from the PAM-74's OOB sheet, but I wanted a white tactical code on this one. The latter had to be improvised: the "17" was created from single white decal strips of varying width. Fiddly, but the result looks very good.
Once the kit was sealed with matt acrylic varnish (the black joints were treated with a semi-glossy varnish) I gave the model a thorough coat with mineralic artist pigments, simulating dust in general and mud crusts around the feet in specific. I even added some grass fibres to the feet, at the large 1:24 scale this does not look out of place.
Basically a quick build, but while the kit itself went together with relatively little problems, the whole thing called for constant attention and corrections. The surgery on the back was easier than expected - the former build of the other PA-72 certainly helped.
The paint job was also not free from trouble, since the Revell enamel paint would not adhere so well to the plastic like other enamels I frequently use. And the glossy Humbrol enamel for the helmet section took ages to dry... Patience helped in both cases. The result looks very convincing and purposeful, though.
Another family member. :D
A BAe 146 CC Mk. 3 undergoes preparation for a Quick-change role swap in the hangar at RAF Northolt.
PAULDING COUNTY AIRPORT, Dallas, Ga., July 21, 2014 – Georgia Guardsmen with the 560th Battlefield Surveillance Brigade and the 165th Air Support Operation Squadron along with Texas Guardsmen from the 147th Air Support Operation Squadron jumped out of a perfectly good UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter during airborne operations at Paulding County Airport, Dallas Ga., July 16, 2014.
Georgia Army National Guard photo by Maj. Will Cox | Released
My first attempt at a new Nigel Slater recipe - "quick mildly-spiced beef". Beef, onions, garlic, ground cumin, ground coriander, garam masala, stock, grain mustard, cream, fresh parsley garnish. The beef I used came out a bit tough but otherwise it was very tasty. Maybe I'll use meatballs next time to be sure the meat is tender...
en avellaneda argentina! saludos a todos los panas siempre me acuerto de mis paisas!! GRACIAS A META POR LA HOSPITALIDAD OFRECIDA!!
One of the things I miss at not being able to buy Matchbox from Morrisons is the excitement of actually walking down very aisle of their stores in search of new models. You would walk in and within the first few aisles you would know instantly whether they had restocked with new batches and if they did I would hurriedly trot down every one with arms flailing everywhere like a demented octopus pulling models off the clip strips and into my basket! The only trouble with that is the odd casting I didn't want would end up there too and by the time I got to the tills I would be too embarrassed to take it back! That is the only reason why this Quick Sander is in my collection as it really is the type of Matchbox generic vehicle I don't actively collect or seek out but in a perverse way i'm glad on this occasion I did. Maybe its this attractive colour scheme but there is definitely hints of a believable Paris Dakar type vehicle bursting to get out with its raised ride height and full length mud flaps. Not one I will ever buy again but an experience in showing a tiny bit of restraint when out diecast shopping! :-p
Bought back in March 2016. Mint and boxed.