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Basic lower hull is fastened together. At 1/6th scale, the lower hull measures a huge 50" long by 16" wide. 3/4" plywood doublers strengthen the sides. If you look carefully at the sides above the doublers, you can see the 1/4" wide slots cut for the suspension's torsion bars
Very ingenious "double" system whereby the the first 20 grammes read in large on the bottom, then the second needle or pointer on the second level reads to 350 grammes in "small print". Think it was used for pharmaceutical preparation, or maybe just Sherlok Holmes used it for splitting up his morph doses.
Comparative analyses of scale structures of the wild and farmed seabreams was undertaken. In addition, the scales of escapees were investigated as well. This preliminary research has shown for the first time that the scale of the fish in captivity show a range of degenerative features, the most striking one being a lack of compositional layering that is nicely depicted in the image presented here. This investigation is one of the first, introducing electron microscopy into marine biology.
Courtesy of Dr. Branimir Segvic , University of Geneva
Image Details
Instrument used: Quanta SEM
Detector: BSE
Scaled Pigeon - Patagioenas speciosa - Чешуйчатый голубь
Aguas Verdes, San Martín Region, Peru, 02/23/2018
I pulled down an abandoned hummingbird nest to show a scale of size of a typical anna's hummingbird nest.
This was a large, beautiful model with an onboard smoke system that was used to good effect. I think it's a clipped-wing T-Craft 15A, but I can't swear to that.
Notice the burned-out field in the background.
Sepulveda Basin, at a Scale fun-fly
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Huntly Power station:
Control Block with main floor raised to level of turbine hall. One of the two paired-flu stacks parallel to river. Steam purging. Sculpted articulation of the *nerve centre* Control Block to emphasize its importance relative to the massive bulk of the main/boiler-house. Landmark *presence* of the paired chimneys. NE corner of Control block against east face of main building. ©PS
Old slide.
Wikimapia aerial:
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Family of Forms over time:
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I just like the colour contrasts, the bright ferns and tree against the brooding sky, and the lichen adds a splash of yellow on the posts. The path on the right is the circular route around Scaling Dam reservoir, we should have worn more waterproof shoes!
Balkan Green Lizard - These are quite common on site and big enough(20-30cms) to make you jump if they rustle through the undergrowth. Our favourite was the one that would gingerly cross the path right in front of us every morning as we sat and drank our first cofee of the day. Be interesting to see if it's still there this summer.