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Episode 8, Part 1 of 2.
A parasitised Scale collected on 6th April from a bay tree growing in Hastings Cemetery. In the picture below you can see an exit hole from which a male Metaphycus dispar parasitoid wasp eclosed on 13th April.
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This massive, almost 10 ft long, half scale model represents an Aerial Target Unmanned System.
This model is made for trade shows. Despite its size and high durability, the model is extremely lightweight. It can be easily lifted by two man. The model is highly detailed, down to the last screw, and decorated with scaled down decals, exactly as on the original drone.
Since the model is meant to be transported from one trade show to another, it has removable vertical stabilizer and wings. The model is accompanied by two replicas of payload, packed in the individual luggage type transit case. Payload replicas are easy to install or remove.
To display the model we provided a convenient custom made metal tripod. Tripod is one of the common designs to display large scale aircraft models. However our tripod is made so it can be easily assembled/disassembled in order to make it portable and conveniently transport it. The tripod also has a removable plaque to display tactical and technical characteristics of the drone.
We provided custom made ATA transit case with custom designed interior which consist of the holders for the model itself and compartments for the wings, vertical stabilizer, tripod display legs and a set of tools needed to handle the model.
This massive, almost 10 ft long, half scale model represents an Aerial Target Unmanned System.
This model is made for trade shows. Despite its size and high durability, the model is extremely lightweight. It can be easily lifted by two man. The model is highly detailed, down to the last screw, and decorated with scaled down decals, exactly as on the original drone.
Since the model is meant to be transported from one trade show to another, it has removable vertical stabilizer and wings. The model is accompanied by two replicas of payload, packed in the individual luggage type transit case. Payload replicas are easy to install or remove.
To display the model we provided a convenient custom made metal tripod. Tripod is one of the common designs to display large scale aircraft models. However our tripod is made so it can be easily assembled/disassembled in order to make it portable and conveniently transport it. The tripod also has a removable plaque to display tactical and technical characteristics of the drone.
We provided custom made ATA transit case with custom designed interior which consist of the holders for the model itself and compartments for the wings, vertical stabilizer, tripod display legs and a set of tools needed to handle the model.
As part of our #scaleupyourcareer campaign job seekers were invited to register for our free jobs fair event to kick start scaling up their careers.
I find you can use actual museum brochures for art. All you need are scissors, the brochure and a mini frame (Michaels, Aaron's Brothers, or your local dollar store carries these). The brochure is printed on glossy paper and often includes images of actual paintings. This is a great way to recycle!
Tigger: "You've grown a bit, Baby Tigger, but I think you should eat more Extract of Malt"
This shot was inspired by this fabulous shot by Kalexanderson. Checkout her fantastic storm troopers series . Very creative and always superbly photographed. My shot is a feeble imitation, for the lack of good light conditions and a good place to set things up.
I'll probably redo the shot another time, somewhere else
ODC Group 2: Scale
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Spoons that look like scales. Taken in the window display in the storefront at Fishs Eddy in Union Square, New York. If you look closely, you can see the building across the street reflected in the spoons.
It's very very hard to imagine the scale of this place. I'm standing at about 6' tall. My eye level is near the bottom of the first level of windows. This is, however, one of the larger shops.
Picture of a polaroid, cause I don't have a scanner...
8/1/17 by Stephen Badger, Office of Communications
Tuckahoe's newest addition to their Scales and Tales program: the common raven
Did some testing today with it. The values for converting x (grams) to y (scale reading) is y=(197.56*ln(x))-181.25 and from scale reading to grams is x=2.50288*(exp(0.00506175y)).