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Issued by GMP in 2005. It is 1:24 scale.
A Limited Edition, # 416 of 1000.
The model is finished in Tuxedo Black & Platinum Silver.
Of the five Buick Regal replicas, this is my favorite.
British Airways
Scale 1-100 model
Aérospatiale-BAC Concorde
Reg. G-BOAA
Engines: Rolls Royce Snecma - Olympus 593
Measures: 64x27x20cm
The Irwin Conference Center was designed by Eero Saarinen. It is one of the first modern banks in America. It is one of the 6 National Historic Landmarks in Columbus Indiana. The model is also built at the 1/200th Scale
Drastic action is called for. Who needs to pay to be weighed every week? A very public weigh in and I'm off and running - well sort of. This entry in early because I'm busy all day and evening tomorrow (not eating). Good meeting tonight.
I tried an experiment today. I have several ideas for some multiple scale shots.
These photos are my 1st try at mixed 1:18 & 1:24 scales.
The Gold Dust Hdtp is from SunStar and is 1:18 scale.
The Monte Carlo Red & Adriatic Green models are from Danbury Mint and are 1:24 scale.
La mochila no puede ser más parecida a la mía :D
Es impresionante como trabaja esta chica la polipiel *_*
This is one of the school's water machines... Since this one is outdoors, the water left on the machine was evaporated during the summer, leaving the lime scale behind.. It does make you think how many years it has been since it was last cleaned...
The temperature scale is in degrees Fahrenheit.
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Black Pool is a moderately large hot spring in the Lower Group of Yellowstone's West Thumb Geyser Basin. The irregularly-shaped, moderately deep basin is about 21 x 13 meters in size. The name is in reference to its pre-1991 appearance (see a 1987 photo: www.nps.gov/features/yell/slidefile/thermalfeatures/hotsp...). In the early 1990s, a new geyser appeared from a pre-existing small spring next to Black Pool. On 15 August 1991, an explosion removed material from between the new geyser and Black Pool itself. This was followed by hours of small, short eruptions and heavy overflow into Yellowstone Lake. Black Pool, now enlarged, heated up - this changed the color from greenish-black to greenish-blue. A couple larger eruptive series also occurred in February and March 1992.
In 2000, researchers measured the temperature of Black Pool's water at 73 degrees Celsius (= 163 degrees Fahrenheit), with a pH of about 8.0 (= slightly alkaline).