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This is a repost of a build I did a few months ago when I first started on Flickr, and I wanted to repost this because a lot of you guys never got to see this because I had like 10 followers at most at that point, and I felt like the photo quality was really bad. To give you the rundown of the lore of this ship, LATT stands for Low Altitude Troop Transport, and it was meant to be like a smaller, faster LAAT, and is just supposed to bring small squads of troops to the battlefield, and is often used to transport Commandos to the battlefield. This is completely my own design, and is not based on anything that already exists in Star Wars. Anyway, thank you guys so much for all the support, we’ve gone a long way since the last time a posted this, and feel free to let me know what you think, what I could do better, or what I should build next.
Somehow I deleted this shot of Moon Lake from last August from my photostream. Being one of my favorite shots of 2012 it must go back in the stream.
Moon Lake
Weminuche Wilderness
August 2012
Two very sore backpacking photographers were:
Myself and good friend Guy Schimickle.
I inserted a small note just above the lake where are tents were located to show some scale.
NOT from the U.S. border....but an image I snapped 14 years ago in HuaHin,Thailand, and somehow eerily appropriate to repost.
Standard Dry Air is a standard gas composition for dry air, intended to represent the bulk average air composition encountered at or around sea level. Despite its intent of being near sea level, the composition omits water vapour entirely, since the humidity and the temperature will determine the amount of water vapour that can be present in air. This standard is used in flow measurement calculations.
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_Dry_Air
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