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III. The Kiss of Judas
A small-scale tabletop tableau (inside a narra urna) of The Kiss of Judas, also called The Betrayal of Christ (cf. Matthew 26:47–50, Mark 14:43–45, Luke 22:47)
"Little Mercies: Miniature Images of Faith" was the Museo di Don Bosco's special exhibition for the Lenten Season of 2020, which opened on Ash Wednesday February 26th and was to run until Viernes Dolores (Friday of Sorrows) April 3rd.
The images in this exhibit consist of small-scale processional tableaux, and were loaned by the Museum of the Incarnation in Malolos, Bulacan. Several of these tableaux are actually brought out in procession in the evening of Holy Wednesday in the Parish of the Immaculate Conception of the Roman Catholic Cathedral of Malolos.
Due to the imposition of the Covid-19 lockdown beginning March 15th, the exhibition has since been moved online and to social media. Once the community quarantines are lifted and museums are allowed to reopen, the Museo di Don Bosco may welcome visitors again. In the meantime, please check out this Lenten exhibition online including on dbmanda.one-bosco.org/museo
Assembling the new Technic 42009 - Mobile Crane MK II at the event Arte em Peças 2013 in Portugal.
Montagem do novo set Technic 42009 - Mobile Crane MK II no evento Arte em Peças 2013 em Paredes de Coura.
The Silcantar Valthalion is a all-wheel drive 4-wheel steering mid-engined supercar. It is powered by a transverse-mounted V8 engine located directly behind the driver's seat, which is placed in the center of the car, like in the McLaren F1. The passenger seat is located to the left of the driver's seat, with the position of the McLaren's second passenger seat occupied by the 4-speed manual transmission.
Valthalion's styling cues are primarily drawn from Formula 1 racecars, Ford GT, and Audi R8. Like a Formula 1 racer, Valthalion lacks fenders over the wheels. While this is probably not an aerodynamic advantage, it increases playability by increasing suspension travel and it looks freakin' awesome. If you were to remove the roof and front headlights, Valthalion would likely closely resemble a Formula 1 car due to its chassis and body design. The large front grill was largely inspired by Audi R8, and blends influences from American muscle cars and modern supercars. Because it combines features from muscle cars and supercars, Valthalion coincidentally resembles Ford GT, with its long hood and fastback and low profile.
Valthalion began as an attempt to create a supercar with low ground clearance from the parts of the 8880 Super Car. My primary, if not only, gripe with 8880 is that it looks like a Lamborghini Gallardo body welded to the chassis of a Dodge Ram. While this makes for great playability, it looks pretty ugly. Valthalion's wishbones are horizontal in their normal position, unlike 8880's, which are angle down at about 30 degrees. The result is a car with a total height less than twice the diameter of the wheels. The omission of fenders was an unintentional consequence of the low profile. It is pretty much impossible to create fenders for this car that give the suspension remotely reasonable travel and are not half the height of the windshield.
Valthalion, like Silcantar, is derived from Sindarin (one of Tolkein's elvish languages), and means "dauntless strength". (Silcantar, coincidentally, means "light bearer", roughly).
For my coming Jabba's palace I've built some technical device. I've made an instruction to see how I used some SNOT-techniques.
For my coming Jabba's palace I've built some technical device. I've made an instruction to see how I used some SNOT-techniques.
For my coming Jabba's palace I've built some technical device. I've made an instruction to see how I used some SNOT-techniques.
@stoe.ggy recently completed the Lamborghini Urus in a full black with lime accents version! He painted the four wheel arches black to match the build! This is the first time I’ve seen it with this colour scheme, and it looks awesome! He is planning on upgrading the rims, and taking it outdoors for a video! This SUV, what is the largest and fastest car, I built, I can’t wait to see it in action! Have a cool Thursday everyone. #Lambo #Lamborghini #urus #Lego #Technic #RC #Choe #Design #MOC #ScaleModel #InstaCool #HyperCar #SUV #Design #Mansory #Black #Lime #Accent
NTSB Technical panel members question witnesses during the NTSB investigative hearing into crash of UPS A300 on approach to airport in Birmingham, Ala. in August 2013.
Trying to learn a new technic. Doesnt go very well. Need to use it as silhouettes in a sunset, I am about to do. Now I lost confidence. Stupid. Getting old :-/
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I made this illustration of the tonearm of the famous Technics 1200 turntable for my man Meltman. He's going to have it tattoo'ed on his arm soon.. if he still dares to.
Lego Technic Backhoes.
8455 was released in 2003.
8069 was released in 2011.
8862 was released in 1989.
There will be 4 of these in the layout, all connected to an NXT. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
Sgt. Sean Salter (on the litter) leads his blindfolded 10th Army Air and Missile Defense Command teammates Pfc. Brandon Kirk (right) and 2nd Lt. Kristen Daisy through an obstacle course at the 2014 U.S. Army Europe Best Warrior Competition and Best Junior Officer Competition in Grafenwoehr, Germany, Sept. 17. The competition is a weeklong event that pushes Soldiers to the limits of their physical stamina, bearing, knowledge, adaptability and technical and tactical skills. The best warriors are ready and resilient Soldiers who live the Army values and lead from the front. Winners in the Soldier and NCO levels of the USAREUR competition will go on to compete at the Department of the Army level at Fort Lee, Va., Oct. 6-10. (Photo by Markus Rauchenberger)
There are so SO many more variations of this. Some with random irritated faces, some with babies looking like they are about to plop to the ground while their 'holder' desperately tries to keep them in place (this tends to give the illusion of a big kid throttling a baby), horrified and oddly shocked looks, crazy faces, laughter, strange hand gestures and poses, and even a few with some tears. I've got it all, I promise you. You would have to be a bona fide expert in cropping heads/body parts/facial expressions (what have you) from one photo to another to get something considered 'good.' Ah well...these show their personalities! That's what I'm going with. These are the first photos of all 7 of my children in the same frame at the same time. And that's saying something. Oh...it was over 100 degrees at this dry lake bed today, so please don't mind the flushed cheeks. It kind of goes with the territory. All in all, I'm thrilled that I got some photos of all of my kids together. That's what I really wanted, right? Forget technical perfection and plastic smiling faces...these are my kids, and I'm proud to be their mom. =)