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Runic fire selector icons, lens for glass scopes, main colors, one adaptative flash hider, one engraved logo, one failed screw (flip it up so it looks nice!) and last but not least, an rune to protect you from the evils of the gods-damned flash.
To do:
-Add fire selector.
-Refine and make more screws.
-Make an rune-like font.
-Refine lens and flash hider.
-Add a compensator.
-Leave most of this crap 100% recolorable.
Done in PMG 0.7.
For some reason the Chinese factory where my LXD75 was assembled used LockTite (or some equivalent) to secure the polar scope. What were they thinking? I had to use channel locks and my vice to get the thing off. It scraped off nearly all the paint, but it's not otherwise damaged.
a rdg photograph of: "Superman Dies of Old Age," oil on canvas, 2008 by Jiang Huan, Miami Art Basel, Scope Art Fair, byroncohengallery.com, Kansas City, MO
Canon 60d + Batterie grip + 70 - 200 lens
Triton ball head rotule ( Load capacity: 10 kg )
AstroTrac TT320X-AG ( Load capacity:15 kg )
AstroTrac Polar Scope
Tele-Optic Mount 320 TT
Berlebach Tripod ( Load capacity: 20 kg )
Sketchbook drawing over a picture I took in Washington state. Kind of a strange pose out of context, still happy with it.
SeaLife DC1200
Looking around for lobster and notice my friend Donato was next to me, but he had to go up for air. Once he was up for air, I decided to take another picture. I thought this came out really good with B&W.
More to come.
One of Earl Young's architectural creations. His houses are known for their extensive use of stone, large fireplaces, and unconventionally shaped roofs. Also, the frosted chimneys are one of Young's motifs.
This house was built in 1943. The rear view gives a better scope of the house's size.
Charlevoix, Michigan.
Kelly, do scope**** #mobiledigitalart #digitalart #artistsoninstagram #ipadart #ipadpainting #symmetry #kaleidoscope #amaziograph www.instagram.com/p/BvBNrQ8ArwstVEXzfFUehhcYw4QQnbDQ1vCMk...
Used for CQC as an alternative to a shotgun. Runs off of 100 round belts.
Features a rather large reflex sight, which can be enhanced for use as a scope if long range is desired.
This horse has a scope (tube fastened to bridle) connected to a camera (on rider's back). If anybody knows more about this, please share any links/articles you may have.
Please note that a new hardware version of this device has been released, therefore these images will most likely not apply to it.
Photo is Licensed under a creative commons share-alike. Use freely but give attribution and link to Alice Linahan, Voices Empower, Leader in Clear. Concise. Communication."