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This is an extension of this older shape:
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* This is the 24.5" model of the J/24.
The model is mounted on the Teak backboard.
The model dimension is 24.5"(L) x 8"(H) x 4"(D). The size of this backboard is 31.5"(W) x 12.5"(H). The model scale is 1/12. The model weight is 11 LBS. The model is built with gelcoat & fiberglass using 3 part molds.
The link to the detail pictures of this model is listed below :
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The link to the detail pictures of the latest models is listed below :
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This is a beautiful example of a Gothic church, date unknown, located near Wittenburg, Pennsylvania. It has a steeply pitched roof. The steeple with bell is a continuation of the steeply gabled entrance of the church. The use of the pointed Gothic arch is prominent throughout both in entrance and in window moldings. The buttresses are of such flimsy material I doubt they serve as support to the structure. In the background to the right is a church of another denomination.
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This one is the most sensational (my opinion of course) stone bridge in Greece. It was built in 1814 over Bagiotikos stream near Kipi village and boasts three beautiful arches with a total length of 56m. All the credit for this masterpiece should go to abbot Serafeim for the initial funding and to Alexandros and Andreas Plakidas for its preservation.
Taken with a Minolta XD-5, Rokkor MD 28mm f/2.8 and Fuji Velvia film.
The sunrise this morning from the window in Weston super Mare UK .The colour of the sky changed as the sun came up . Our planet is so beautiful .
This is an antique postcard featuring a tightrope daredevil (Dixon) crossing the Niagara Falls Whirlpool Rapids. Oh, those crazy daredevils!
This is probably one of the few times being colorblind is a help rather than a hinderance while birding. These are night birds and to get to find one hiding in the daytime is a treat.
This sandhill crane has built her nest on an island in a large pond. I was lucky enough to take two shots while she repositioned herself on her eggs. Using a 600 mm lens, I was far enough away not to disturb her.
This image is protected by copyright, no use of this image shall be granted without the written permission from Csaba Desvari.
This is a 1969 Austin 1800 Land Crab that was parked at a shopping centre.
Taken at Lisarow, NSW in 2013.
This hallway is called the Hall of Champions. It is the entrance way to Memorial Gym. Memorial Gym is the home arena for the Vanderbilt Commodores basketball teams. The jersey's in the cases are of former Commodores who now play in eithe the NBA or WNBA. On the other wall which you can't see, is pictures and items from the leaders of Vanderbilts teams including points and rebounds. Memorial Gym is located on the campus of Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tn.
This vehicle was developed by both the Coventry Motor Company and the Humber Company and based on the Leon Bollee tricar of the time.
Manufactured under the supervision of Charles McRobie Turrell at sites split between Parkside and Conduit Yard, large quantities of these vehicle were though to have been produced and sold. It differs from the Bollee in that it has tiller steering and the exhaust valve is on the top of the cylinder instead of underneath. This vehicle was fitted with a hot tube ignition system, but has been converted to electrics to help the reliability.
Affectionately known as “Methusela”, the vehicle has taken part in a number of London to Brighton runs and in 1946 actually carried number “one”. Although not the most reliable vehicle on its trips to Brighton, it has completed the run every time to date. It has also completed a Manchester to Blackpool run during which a rebuild of the exhaust valve gear became necessary.
This Motette was purchased by the Museum in 1961 for £475. It was then completely rebuilt by the Museum Staff with the aid of a Job Creation Scheme. CTM WIki
This is one of the few things I know how to make. :)
Hiro made this panko at home! No need to buy it!
This photo does not belong to me, I will remove if requested or put the owners copyright if required.
This machine was the first rotorcraft to use bleed air from the tips of its rotors, eliminating the need for a tail rotor.
This faded Coca Cola ad in downtown Galesburg, IL appears a bit different than most as it has a white background and red lettering.
This is an image from my collection. Although predominantly slide scans, it includes other types of media as well. All have been collected over the past 40+ years of shooting Kodachrome and digital images, slide purchases and many years of exchanging. I was fortunate enough to trade with some of the best airliner photographers around the world.
Created in 2017, this is a curated archive that serves to share what otherwise would be kept in binders and boxes, not being enjoyed by anyone, myself included.
REGISTRATION : HB-IQE
MFR TYPE & SERIES : Airbus A330-223
MSN : 255
OPERATOR : Swiss
AIRPORT (WHEN KNOWN) : Zürich ZRH
DATE (WHEN KNOWN) :
PHOTOGRAPHER (WHEN KNOWN) :
REMARKS:
This lucky attendee received a signed Lionel Messi jersey from the Priceless Surprises vending machine at Mobile World Congress 2015.
This flower image is a tribute to my Brother who died on Friday October 5th 2012. He loved flowers and gardening. Many of the flowers on display here on Flickr were given to us over the years by my Brother. He is greatly missed.
It has now been eleven years since my Brother's death & despite the passing of time, feelings remain very raw. The deep, deep pain simply doesn't go away. So many questions, so few answers & one huge engulfing emotion. Why?
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This photo is licensed under a Creative Commons license. Please credit Rob Larsen with a link to Drunkenfist.com, if you use this photo anywhere. Thanks.
This is 25mm gun rail mount and PVC plumbing pipe cut in half so it can be mount on the motorcycle handlebar
This piece was made using a computer program that takes an image, applies relief based on contrast, then produces a set of instructions for a different program to use that controls a CNC milling machine to cut the shape out of wax. This wax is then cast with the lost wax method to produce a rough silver piece.
This pendant took about 90 minutes for the machine to carve the wax form. The wax was cast to sterling silver and I cleaned and polished it up. My intention was to create a wood texture but I have been told that this piece looks like a scene from space (galaxies) or watermarks.
The pendant for this necklace was created with Art Silver Clay (ACS), which is a combination of fine silver (.999 silver), organic binders and water. After firing it in my kiln, the organic binders dissipate and what is left is a 99.9% fine silver pendant. I oxidized this pendant and further applied a satin finish to this pendant.
In addition, it features a dichroic cabochon created on a base of clear glass.
This pendant is strung on a 16 inch box cable chain and a toggle clasp adds a finishing touch.
The measurements for this pendant are as follows:
Length: 1 3/4 inches (including the bail) 1 1/4 inches without the bail.
Width: 1 1/4 inches.