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So, these are my 3 most recent builds. Since my aim is building after the real world data to have them all "fitting" to each other, its always interesting to actually see the results and check if it works like that^^
Its really strange how small the Transporter looks next to the cars, but its even more crazy just how long and wide supercars are compared to standard vehicles. Also, the T3 is a vintage car and back in a day, european vehicles were more narrow and small. Today i saw a bmw i8 next to the bigger T4 multivan on a parking lot. Its crazy how much space the bmw used for 2 drivers only, while a van is really economic and space saving^^
Whats cooler though, is that my variety of cars is finally growing :P
Old Scale in Bahrain Museum..
Deticated to All Libra specialy Khaldaa.. =)
btw i'm not Libra..
Technical Details:-
Camera: Sony a200
Lens: Sony 18-70mm F/4-5.6
Location: Bahrain Museum
Model: None
F-Stop: f/6.3
Exposure: 5 sec.
ISO: 200
Focal Length: 70mm
Flash: None
Edit: Photoshop CS3
a vintage scale just inside the old front door to the long closed Hazelhurst General Store in Hazelhurst,IL.
I've posted a number of pictures of Calanais but have always felt that they didn't capture the scale of these stones. In this shot my wife stepped out from behind a stone just as I shot. She's 5'7", or 1 3/4 meters tall. The stone she is next to is more than twice her height, more than 3 1/2 meters tall. One disappointment with this shot is that it doesn't show how dominant the central stone is. It is nearly twice the height of the one my wife is next to. I haven't posted other shots from this angle because I'm unhappy about how I lined up the stones with some unfortunate overlaps. You can, however, see the chambered tomb at the base of the central stone.
Possibly in the Superfamily Coccoidea - Aug 2, 2021
BWI Bike Trail - I still do not have a clue really!
Ore loads arrive in Proctor, seen rolling past the scale track. I'm not sure if the train actually gets weighed or not here; but nonetheless is a cool scene. On this dreary morning, the train is led by three SD40 types - an IC leader and two BLE motors trailing.
I've these characters lying around for a while now, I keep meaning to pull them apart so I can sort out their weapons, vests etc... but I can't cos they just look cool.
Obviously heavily inspired by The Expendables, I just like em, and all the cool Brickarms, Brickforge Si-Dan parts and wanted a quick simple shot.
Note : there is one 'fleshy' face... I was gonna change it but couldn't be bothered.
An ice maker machine whit its shovel, common at cinema sites and restaurants, minifig sized
Get the instructions for this model and manny more in this link:
Minifig scale 7 studs wide coach, I took inspiration from Mercedes Coaches and colour scheme from a bus company of my hometown.
The only bus I still have from this era. During this period all doors were operable and I even had side mirrors. I stopped doing both of those things, Doors were too difficult and mirrors were too delicate.
Sorry about the look of concentration; I was struggling to balance on one leg, making sure my head, foot and hand were all in frame and using the remote all at the same time!
Thought I'd better keep the shirt on this time! :-)
These are 'N' scale people-they're only about 3/8 inch tall.
Take a look at slinkachu.com/little-people
He does amazing shots with teeny little figures. EXPLORE #418
ODC1: MACRO