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MJ Josephine always stuns in whatever costume she wears. This Riddler of hers was just another example of beauty shining through.
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... ein wunderschönes langes Wochenende in den Mai!!!!
wish you a wonderful weekend!
This week's Saturday Timewatch features a Witness Post erected by the US National Geodetic Survey in 1978.
A Witness Post indicates to surveyors that a Survey Marker is very close by, but possibly on private land. Indeed we could not find the actual marker.
However a search of the National Geodetic Survey Data reveals height marker AW2189 is situated -
"NORTHWEST OF A POLE WITH 2 GUY WIRES AND TO A POWERLINE SPUR, 30 FEET NORTH OF THE CENTER-
LINE OF MORRISON ROAD, 17 FEET WEST OF THE CENTER OF TWO LARGE METAL PIPE GATES, AND 1 FOOT SOUTH OF THE NORTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY FENCE. DISK IS LEVEL WITH THE GROUND, ACCESS TO WHICH IS HAD THROUGH A 4 INCH PLASTIC SCREW PLUG".
The height above sea level is revealed as 57.88 metres / 189.9'
It seems the marker to which this Witness Post was erected may have been situated because another marker AW2213 placed nearby on an unknown date but known to be 'good' in 1954, couldn't be found in 1978. Ironically both AW2189 and AW2213 were refound in good condition on October 14th 2004!
Flickr Explore # 74 on Monday, April 22, 2019.
Leftover from the era of Big Timber, nearly 380,000 miles of roads riddle our forests. Unneeded and unmaintained roads are leading to a host of environmental problems.
Photo by David Burns.
I-Phone-Pictures of the Riddle:
riddle I;Sequel I; Sequel IA; Sequel IB; Sequel II; Hint; And in the evening ...; One hint more ...; Pastery
Like all my figures, Nygma was made on a short several hour time limit. For 3 hours of work, he turned out pretty good. Torso is one of my cleanest to date, although that may simply be down to alot of the details being lines onto a single coloured piece.
Not entrierly happy with face, the lines are a bit too thick/didn't need to be black.
Torso and legs are based off my upcoming product design which will be produced and sold by United Bricks, along with a range of other Gotham figures. So keep an eye out for those this year.
As always comments appreciated and if anyone is interested in more Gotham figures/ a figure range of sale, let me know!
I'm a little late for this part of the contest, but I wanted to put this out. Riddler is my favorite Batman villain, and Steampunk is my favorate genre-time-myth-thing. I worked really hard on his staff. Well, that's about it.
Also, changed my editing process-I hope you like it :D
#194/365 Can you guess what this week's theme will be? There are several clues....some less obvious. Best view large because I love how the DLP projector casted a grid pattern on the face. Since I'm going with a theme this week...I need to get some more ideas :)
Strobist: Projector above camera :)
Not a lot to say here, apart from the fact that I really do not like the 'Lego Batman movie' Riddler head. It just seems to be too...simple. Ironic huh?
So, I switched it, gave him his more traditional black hair and wound up here.
Visiting Riddles Standard 4 tank, 80080, leads the final south bound service of the Great Central Railway Winter Steam Gala to Leicester North on the approach to Quorn and Woodhouse
Honestly, who hasn’t played the Lego Batman Video Game? My brothers recently 100% completed the game, and it inspired me to find all of my old Lego Batman stuff. You guys have seen Two Face, Ivy, and Clayface before, but I found Riddler and Freeze just a few days ago.
Team Penguin tomorrow!
Stay Awesome
-Totally Awesome
The Riddler is my favorite Batman villain. While admittedly not a purist rendition, its one I've wanted to do for a while now.
The arms are CrazyArms, and the cane is from Poppunkmunky.
I got inspired by Lord Allo
Clayface: So basically, this is the same Clayface from last night, but I liked the idea Allo had of him trying to remain human after getting mutated, thus we have this versions
Poison Ivy: A lot of different designs meshed together
Riddler: I was going for a BTAS design
Mr. Freeze: Same as the Riddler
Two-Face: I really, really like the TBLM figure. I just painted over the exposed undies
What a difference a week makes! Where's is the sun? Working on its inaugural revenue earning day, the newly restored Riddles designed '2MT' 2-6-0 no.78022 climbs Oakworth Bank with ease with the 14:45 Keighley-Oxenhope train.
The Darlington built '2MT' was saved from Barry Scrapyard in 1975 and first returned to steam in 1993. After a long period in the railway’s museum at Oxenhope, she was recently surperbly outshopped in BR green livery.
Gollum's Riddle Alive without breath, as cold as death; never thirsty, ever drinking, all in mail never clinking.(Answer: Fish)
Riddles designed Standard '2MT' 2-6-0 no.78018 and Riddles designed Standard a '9F' 2-10-0 no.92214 leave Loughborough MPD.
Eeeeyyy, Double Post.
Honestly there's nothing all that special about this, I'm just stoked that I found a classic-style Clayface that I didn't have to pay Christo-amounts of money for.
Grabbed this guy off eBay, after a hint from Moose and Lego Skeleton. He's not hard to find, and not that pricey. Plus while the print and plastic aren't quite the same quality, I think it's passable enough. Especially for the price. and especially when slapped on a legitimate torso and legs.
Anyways, just wanted to show off all these guys again. Now I'm off to find a Riddler that isn't secretly a goddamn magnet.
Cheers!