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This is our old cat, Splinter.
He was named, as fans would know,
after the rat in "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles".
Splinter lived with us when we had
Laddie, and he would drive poor Laddie nuts.
Laddie liked things just so, and then
Splint would come along and go nuts.
Laddie found Splinter as a kitten and
the two got on very well.
Splinter and Timothy... another cat,
got into trouble one night, I caught them
in the kitchen playing socker with stolen apples from the tree next door.
there was a bumping sound which kept me awake... so I went out there to
sort it out, yelled at them and threw
their apples away.
ten minutes later it started again with
more stolen apples.
One day I watched as Tim went up the
tree and stole more.
Splinter got to know Benny very well
after Laddie passed away, and lived
with Benny most of his life.
One year Splinter got sick, and it turned
out to be feline AIDS... he was treated
and lived well for one year, but died the
next.
It's an awful disease, and there's a
vaccine for it now, so please see your
vet about this before your cat gets it.
Sarah Splinter.
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Toronto, Canada ~ April 16, 2016.
acrylic and water based oils on canvas,20"/20" all rights reserved by the artist,Lance Victor Moore.
NECA Splinter Cell: Conviction Sam Fisher action figure
NECA Resident Evil: Hunk action figure
McFarlane Terminator set
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction Video Game for Xbox 360 ( Standard or Collector's Edition )
Company: Ubisoft
Genre: Modern Action Adventure
Titles Rated: M ( Mature )
Release Date: April 13, 2010
I felt a sharp pain and saw this tiny shard of metal sticking in my finger. I easily pulled it out with the tweezers on my Swiss Army Knife.
Painting and markings:
The more creative part. During the early stages of the Afrikafeldzug a lot of German verhicles still bore their standard livery - tanks and trucks were painted in Panzergrau and aircraft arrived in RLM 71/70/65 or, newer types, in RLM 74/75/76. Anyway, everything more or less unsuited for the new theatre of operations.
Consequently, many aircraft received improvised camouflage in field workshops, using any paint at hand: mostly Italian colors. Therefore, a huge number of German aircraft received individual paint schemes with 'Giallo Mimetico' (of which several tones existed, ranging from pale yellow to earth brown) and/or 'Verde Mimetico'. The yellow was frequently applied over the original camouflage, so that the original paint would be visible. The dedicated desert camouflage tone RLM 80 (Olivgrün) was already a frequent sight, as well as RLM 78 for the undersides, but the German sand tone RLM79 turned up relatively late, towards the end of the North Africa campaign.
My night attacker Hs 123 was to carry a typical improvised scheme on the upper sides: the type's standard RLM 70/71 splinter scheme with a low waterline was to be roughly painted over, with light green splotches added, while the original colors would here and there shine through.
The paintwork was built up accordingly with enamels and brushes. For the upper sides I used Humbrol 91 (Black Green) and Modelmaster 2081 (Dark Green), for the Italian extra colors I used Humbrol 237 (Sand) and Modelmaster 2149 (RAL 6003).
On the undersides, the finish was to represent the former RLM 65, but overpainted with flat black but well worn. The leading edges and some areas (e. g. under national markings) were primed with light blue (Modelmaster 2078), and then a coat of flat black was added (Revell acrylics). After drying, the lower surfaces were carefully and directionally wet-sanded, so that the blue came through again.
The national markings on the fuselage were painted over with thinned black acrylic paint, so that they remained barely visible. The typical white fuselage band for operations in the Mediterranean was also painted over on the sides and from below, so that only the dorsal quarter remained visible. The squadron code (T6) is actually there, but in very small black letters. The control letter for the aircraft's group beyond the yellow code color (a 'P') was left away - not an uncommon practice. The aircraft's individual code (the yellow D) would be the only clearly visible fuselage marking.
The squadron's emblem on the cowling comes from a Peddinghaus aftermarket sheet, placed on a dark green basis, and the crosses on the upper wings were placed on dark green squares, as if the new camouflage had been painted around these older markings.
Sarah Splinter.
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Toronto, Canada ~ April 16, 2016.
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photoshoot right at the feet of these fireworks is not a joke... you see all the splinters comes down on your head.
There was a night I was making some really huge choices, and was so full of emotion. To help me deal, and sort out my thoughts, I stayed up all that night editing this photo.
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Now the exhibition is fully under way I feel it's time to put up the other four of the 'Splintered thoughts' collection :D
Not too sure how much the youth of the present and future have experience with wooden toys. But when my mind flies back to fragmented memories of my earliest days I remember many happy moments playing with solid simple shapes of wood with painted designs of cars, dogs or just primary colours.
And when I'm thinking those thoughts I like to believe this is in someway how I appear to everyone around me.
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