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Technical Details:
It is not an HDR. It is a single Long Exposure taken with ND 1000 (10 Stop) filter during day time. Total Time was 46 seconds at f/10.
Used curves adjustments, saturation adjustment and unsharp mask at the end while editing it.
Explored.....Thanks Everyone
The dawn of hover vehicles took place just before the Lazarus Flu had become a global pandemic. Thanks to a flood of investment, the vehicles were commonplace along the Silk Road countries and when the infection arrived, these vehicles were adapted for survival. Militant groups took to them for their potential as mobile weapons platforms, and Scimitar was no exception.
This vehicle took much longer than it should have, but I have to say I'm actually finally happy with a vehicle I've built. I really like the hover aspect to this, let me know what you think! People I've asked for advice, ranted to about this, or used products from are tagged. Thanks!
"Listen again our legend... of the Bionicle."
Statue of a turaga telling the tale.
Made this about 2 years ago for a lego statue contest my LUG was holding. Forgot to photoshoot it then, and later I had too much stress over studies to do it. Seems oddly fitting to upload it now with Bionicle 20th anniversary coming this year.
I've checked the manual, read the FAQs and raised a support query but, frankly, I don't think this is a known issue.
"A monster virus is loose in Cyberspace. Nobody knows how it got loose, but only the Roboriders can stop it!"
Rider 8003: Scaling volcanic mountain terrain!
Rider 8004: A rugged minibike only bested by Power!
Rider 8005: Navigating through snowy peaks and valleys!
Rider 8006: A mad machine that can take any terrain!
Rider 8509: Conquers the poisonous vapours of the swamp!
Rider 8510: At home in the heart of a volcano!
Rider 8511: Blasting through snow and ice!
Rider 8512: Patrols the deepest caves!
Rider 8513: A real desert devil!
Rider 8514: Fast, strong, unbeatable!
Position: Railway station Kladno, Czech Republic. This technical detail belongs to the steam locomotive "Parrot" made in Czechoslovakia. Locomotive series 477,0 is the last type of stream locomotive manufactured in the ČKD Praha for the Czechoslovak state railways.
Technically speaking this is a panorama, one shot for the bottom and one for the top. No light painting this time, I wanted a silhouette of the tree in the foreground :)
Following the collapse, Scimitar's use of Armored Technicals proved to be an effective, mobile asset connecting their territory. The one pictured above features a DSHK, a door mounted 249, communications antenna, armored cab and engine, run flat tires, and a LED light rack.
So an upload! It's been a while, especially making something with wheels. Side note, do you all think that vehicles with wheels can exist alongside hover vehicles? I've been building, just haven't uploaded anything recently. That being said there's big stuff in the works.
The truck is highly inspired off of Christian's Technical based on Andrew's design.
While the community is certainly not what it once was here on Flickr, let me know what you think of this and if you're still out there. Check out my Instagram here: www.instagram.com/sci.fi.dude/
Antibes Côte d'Azur rally 2026.
This is a classic French 1930s-1950s era Salmson S4-61 cabriolet.
The Salmson S4 series was produced by the French manufacturer Société des Moteurs Salmson.
The S4-61 model was originally introduced in 1938 and production continued into the post-war era until 1952.
These vehicles are known for featuring advanced technical elements for their time, such as twin overhead camshaft engines and Cotal pre-select gearboxes.
I've shot the HH11 local dozens of times. It's an easy target and it's always a single GP38-2.
I've also shot from this location at CP Harrisburg from atop the State Street Bridge dozens of times. It's a spot I like and it's also easy access from my office in Harrisburg.
I heard the HH11 wanting to come out of the yard with GP38-2 #5179 and knowing 5178 was a high hood I had hoped the same for the #5179.
Well no such luck as I could spot that admiral cab from a mile away.
As he fired up the bright lights I ratcheted the shutter down to 1/6 and decided to grab the big and wide pan.
Why? Well if I don't make it, nothing lost. But if I do...well I've just won gold in the foamer olympics. LOL.
Thought it was time I gave my "freedom fighters" a vehicle ; )
I'm still going to keep messing with this to make it much more beat up and well used but I want to avoid it looking incomplete instead. All in all a fun build and without the MG and flag etc etc it also serves well as just a regular jeep for different kinds of scenes.
Breaksdown here
Treffen mit Hamburger Flickr-Freunden
Der Teufelsberg ist ein Trümmerberg im Westen Berlins und mit 120 m Höhe die zweithöchste Erhebung des Stadtgebiets. Der Hügel – mit Aussicht über das Naturschutzgebiet Grunewald und die Havel – liegt im Ortsteil Grunewald (Bezirk Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf). Er hat seinen Namen vom nahe gelegenen Teufelssee. Auf dem Berg befinden sich die markanten Bauten einer Flugüberwachungs- und Abhörstation der US-amerikanischen Streitkräfte. Nach dem Abzug der Militärs wurde die Anlage von 1991 bis 1999 als Flugsicherungsradar-Station genutzt. Seitdem stehen die Gebäude leer. (Wikipedia)
Update to my 6-wide technical. Improvements include wheel arches, fewer exposed studs, higher ride height, detachable tailgate, and a new engine.
Format: Glass plate negative.
Rights Info: No known restrictions on publication.
Repository: Tyrrell Photographic Collection, Powerhouse Museum www.powerhousemuseum.com/collection/database/collection=The_Tyrrell_Photographic
Part Of: Powerhouse Museum Collection
General information about the Powerhouse Museum Collection is available at www.powerhousemuseum.com/collection/database
Persistent URL: http://www.powerhousemuseum.com/collection/database/?irn=30033
Acquisition credit line: Gift of Australian Consolidated Press under the Taxation Incentives for the Arts Scheme, 1985
Here’s the EU truck from my World in Darkness post. It was inspired by GuySmiley’s design - from which I borrowed many elements (namely the windshield). It was extremely fun to design and went through several iterations. The part I’m most proud of is definitely the logo on the front
I have an Instagram now too, incase that’s more your jam. www.instagram.com/pinecone_eagle_man/
I’ll be happy to have your attention regardless of which platform you decide to lend my work your time through!
Technical info:
Canon EF-S 10-22mm
f/9
1/250th
ISO 100
One bare YN460-II flash at 1/4 power camera right, triggered with Yongnuo RF-603s
The 1924 Targa Florio winner car was a 2 liter, 4 cylinder, super-charged Mercedes, with Chistian Werner at the wheel. This car is an early example of the famous Merceds Compressor series, culminating in the famous SSK and SSKL.
Unlike the usual white livery of the Mercedes racers, this car was actually painted red: Rumour has it this was a camouflage strategy to stop Italian fanatics from throwing rocks at the passing car, because it might be taken for Italian.
In the 1920ies, the race cars were actually driven to the race track on public roads like normal automobiles. For this trip, mudguards and license plates had to be mounted, to comply with traffic regulations. My model is shown in both configurations: as a slick racer, and as a roadworthy automobile.
Lego model with four-cylinder engine, two speed gearbox, differential, leaf spring suspension, steering, and operational hand crank.
This is a scale model of a Ferrari 308 GTSi
It features:
4 wheel independent suspension with anti-roll bars
Front suspension with realistic setup (kingpin inclination, Ackermann, caster)
Pop-up headlights (operated with the lever in the dashboard)
3+R gearbox (with shifter in center console)
Detailed V8 engine
Opening doors
Opening trunk
Opening hood (with button in the dashboard)
Adjustable chairs (forward/backward + tilting backrest)
Removable rooftop
I build this car in commision with an exclusivity agreement. So there will be no building instructions available for this model.
If you are interested in commisioning a model yourself please send me a message or an email:
jjottens (at) onsmail.nl (replace the (at) with @)
On Tuesday morning I tried to get a drone photo of a stopped train at Bena and discovered a major software glitch made it impossible to get it off the ground. I stopping at Starbucks in Tehachapi during a break in the action to grab a coffee and re-download the DJI drone application onto my phone. I was able to mess around with it between trains and get it back up and running in the afternoon. In this shot a northbound BNSF stack train is running downhill as it passes through Tunnel 9 with the head end crossing under the rear of the train at the Tehachapi Loop at Walong. Since the last time I was in the area four years ago, the siding at Walong has been connected to the siding at Marcel making it possible to meet long trains at the loop.
September 17, 2019
Keene, California