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a close up anaglyph of the tracks of the mars lander curiosity on the mars surface. View large size for the feeling of really being there!!
NASA/JPL images
The bald eagle's talons just begin to break the surface of the water at the beginnings of a successful catch.
2013 DAF LF
M8, Livingston, West Lothian
12/06/2025
All photos on our Flickr page are frames taken from our videos on YouTube, and each photo's description contains a link to the video featuring the pictured vehicle. The photos are also all ordered into albums and collections and are tagged by registration number, so you can easily find any lorry we've filmed and watch it in action!
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Listen to my upload of "Surface" here: goo.gl/OYCHC8
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Greenpeace activists, one dressed as Clippy, the mascot infamous for irritating Microsoft Word users, visit the Microsoft store in Palo Alto, Calif., Oct. 25, 2012, to ask the company to use clean energy to power the cloud for its new Windows 8 software and Surface tablet that launches Friday, Oct. 26. Photo by Jakub Mosur/Greenpeace
An inbound D Line train has just emerged from under the Colorado Convention Center as it turns onto the downtown loop at 14th St and Stout St.
SD-160
14th St and Stout St
D Line - RTD
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Moon surface July 18 2011
30 x 1/25 second
iso 100
Did this with normal tripod, equinox 80, and 1.6x Barlow.. It was a bit trickier stacking the images without having tracking because only part of the image is aligned properly.. Would've liked to take out my bigger scope (and mount) but the clouds were rolling in and the weather was not very promising. I can definitely see a difference in image quality when comparing my 80mm refractor to my 6" Maksutov Cassegrain. Here is an image of the same part of the moon surface for comparison.. www.flickr.com/photos/jamieball83/5554434431/in/photostream
Painting and markings:
As usual, I wanted a relatively plausible livery and kept things simple. Early J 29 fighters were almost exclusively left in bare metal finish, and the Swedish Vampire trainers were either operated in NMF with orange markings (very similar to the RAF trainers), or they carried the Swedish standard dark green/blue grey livery.
I stuck to the Tunnan’s standard NMF livery, but added dark green on wing tips and fin, which were widely added in order to make formation flight and general identification easier. However, some dayglow markings were added on the fuselage and wings, too, so that – together with the tactical markings – a colorful and distinct look was created, yet in line with typical Swedish Air Force markings in the late Fifties/early Sixties.
The NMF livery was created with an overall coat of Revell 99 acrylic paint (Aluminum), on top of which various shades of Metallizer were dry-brushed, panel by panel. Around the exhaust, a darker base tone (Revell 91, Iron Metallic and Steel Metallizer) was used. Around the cockpit, in order to simulate the retrofitted parts, some panels received a lighter base with Humbrol 191.
The raised panel lines were emphasized through a light black in wash and careful rubbing with grinded graphite on a soft cotton cloth – with the benefit that the graphite adds a further, metallic shine to the surface and destroys the uniform, clean NMF look. On the front fuselage, where many details got lost through the PSR work, panel lines were painted with a thin, soft pencil.
The cockpit interior became dark green-grey (Revell 67 comes pretty close to the original color), the landing gear wells medium grey (Revell 57). The dark green markings on fin and wing tips were painted with Humbrol 163 (RAF Dark Green), which comes IMHO close to the Swedish “Mörkgrön”. The orange bands were painted, too, with a base of Humbrol 82 (Orange Lining) on top of which a thin coat of fluorescent orange (Humbrol 209) was later added. Even though the NMF Tunnan did not carry anti-dazzle paint in front of the windscreen, I added a black panel because of the relatively flat area there on the modified kit.
Decals come from different sources: roundels and stencils come from the Heller kit’s sheet, the squadron code number from a Flying Colors sheet with Swedish ciphers in various colors and sizes for the late Fifties time frame, while the tactical code on the fin was taken from a Saab 32 sheet.
Finally the kit was sealed with a “¾ matt”, acrylic varnish, mixed from glossy and matt varnishes.
57:107
I tried playing with perspective and rotations at the edge of the pool. Didn't work.
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Soft furniture can be a big problem: No solid surfaces for your beverages. Make a Pallet Ottoman Wrap like this and solve that problem.
Here's how I built this Pallet Ottoman Wrap:
I used two reclaimed pallets to make this project. First, I had to separate the boards from the stringers, but I did it carefully! I reused the nails! You could use whatever fasteners you wanted or your Pallet Ottoman Wrap. I measured and cut the boards to custom-fit my ottoman. However, I took photos and will share what I did so you can adapt the idea. I made the end pieces from sections of stringer boards. I used four L-brackets, two on each side, to provide additional support and stability.
Next, I sanded the entire table to get rid of sharp edges and splinters. I started with 80-grit but progressed to 120-grit for the final sanding.
Finally, I painted mine a dark brown to go with the lighter brown tones of our furniture, but you could stain, varnish, or even shellac it if you wanted. After everything is assembled, you want to sand the whole thing down to get rid of any splinters or sharp edges ( 80 grit and progressing to 120 grit sandpaper is preferred). Then, depending on your desired look, you can stain it or paint it.
To further protect the wrap, or if you want to give it a better look, spray or brush on at least three light coats of polyurethane. Be sure to wait at least four hours between each coat to let it dry properly in a well-ventilated area. Now our soft ottoman does double duty as a convenient coffee table when we need, but converts easily for seating or lounging. Hope you are inspired by my Pallet Ottoman Wrap and find the description helpful!!
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