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The DSO138 Oscilloscope $20 on Amazon (assembled). Displaying audio signal from a FM radio station.
TTGO ESP32 T-Display $16 on Amazon. Running a sketch I made to display news feed headlines.
Also, a DROK DC-DC 5-40V to 3.3V 5V 12V ADJ Adjustable Step Down Voltage Regulator, LM2596 4-Way Output Power Supply Board, 5A Buck Volt Converter Transformer $16 on Amazon.
More junk (on the right).
Looks like I need to clean my lens or my sensor or both.
The lines on the green mat make 0.5 inch squares.
Canon EF-S Wide-Angle Zoom 10-22mm - F/3.5-4.5
Pretty eyed, pirate smile, you'll marry a music man
Ballerina, you must have seen her dancing in the sand
A weed by any other name.
Decatur (Winnona Park), Georgia, USA.
14 May 2021.
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▶ "Oxalis stricta —called the common yellow woodsorrel, yellow woodsorrel, common yellow oxalis, upright yellow-sorrel, lemon clover, sourgrass, sheep weed, and pickle plant [a surfeit of names for such a tiny flower!] is a herbaceous plant native to North America and parts of Eurasia. It tends to grow in woodlands, meadows, and in disturbed areas, commonly considered a weed of gardens, fields, and lawns. Erect when young, this plant later becomes decumbent as it lies down, and branches regularly. The alternate leaves of this plant are divided into three heart-shaped leaflets (a typical trait of other species of Oxalis) that can grow up to 2 cm wide."
— Wikipedia.
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Pics from the Oxford Mail apart from one, bottom left… Mystery artist group known as “dinky doors” have been busy planting tiny doors in Oxford. After a nightmare trip to Oxford last Wednesday , a trip that should have taken 1-45mins took 4 hours !!!!! Due to an accident near the Burford turn off. A bursting bladder , finally relieved in a pub in Witney , got me to my home Town. So started my walk to find one of these little doors, I do not know what I as expecting but this one seemed quite underwhelming lol
Happy weekend all 🌞❤️
Part of the tiny lake in Bikás Park which is one of the well-liked green corners of Újbuda in Budapest, Hungary.
I painted seven tiny houses. Now they need to be varnished after they dry for a day or two. I mixed the acrylic paint with gesso and I recommend doing that. It thickens the paint and helps it cover more thoroughly.
Photo on the left shows this tiny spider, hiding in its web; while photo on the right shows a macro version of it (after I removed a portion of his web with him onto a brick paver)...glad it didn't bite me!
Glassblower Thomas Von Koch's display of glass tinies: kangaroo, fish, birds, seals, & more. I collect kangaroos of all kinds.
Tiny, tiny ant. Had to do a little crop from the original. Shot with 50mm f1.8 + extension tube @36mm.
theres 5 ducklings at the pond in warrington 2 are brown theres this one and one that's brown with yellow in it
this is only about a foot drop between the rocks, same tiny falls as in the previous shot.
Looking towards the west.
Yes! My Tiny Tactical order has arrived. I promised a review of their products, so, here it goes:
Weapons (without attachments): I ordered 3 Tiny Tactical weapons in total: 1 KSV and 2 SBRs. Unfortunately, I didn't have a chance to order any of their SMG A1s, Panzerfausts, Flamethrowers, SMG A1ks, or G18s. The quality of the plastic in the weapons is superb, and very durable. Each of the weapons that I ordered has "tactical rails" that support accessories. **The accessories slide on, but will not stay unless "super glued."**
At the moment, 5 out of 7 of Tiny Tactical's weapons are Modern War-Era, and the other two are World War II era. Personally, I don't like how there isn't much variety in weapon type or era. I feel limited to a few amount of weapons. I think that if Tiny Tactical expanded their weapon range, that more customers would buy there guns.
The Attachments: The attachments are some of the most amazing things that I have ever seen. They are so small, yet so detailed, and the fit exactly on the "rails" of weapons made from Minifig. cat, BrickArms, and TT. The plastic of these accessories is amazing as well. Tiny Tactical has pretty much every attachment imaginable in their store, which adds the the fun and creativity of creating-your-own weapon. It's great that there are so many different attachment combinations that one can assemble onto a handful of weapons... simply fascinating!
Another thing that I want to point out is the fact that Tiny Tactical attachments and accessories can "fit" onto BrickArms weapons, and some Minifig.cat items. It's brilliant that TT can do that. As you can see in these photos, I combined many Tiny Tactical attachments with BrickArms weapons. They fit together with utmost perfection. I have yet to try it on one of my Minifig.cat items... Hmm...
Assembly: One of the only things that impacted me in a slightly negative way was how hard it was to assemble the accessories onto the weapons. Super glueing these tiny pieces together was quite difficult, and I messed up a thing or two. I'd recommend getting "custom assembly" from the Tiny Tactical workforce for the really small accessories that could cause an issue, such as the "Magazine Pulls." Just my two cents : )
Vests, Helmets, and Gasmasks: Tiny Tactical also makes amazing Tactical Vests, Helmets, Gasmasks, and other body-wear/headgear related items. The Tactical Vests are beautiful, and I will definitely use them frequently. The plastic is durable, and "shiny." They come in three colors: Dark Tan (shown), Black (not shown), and OD Green (not bought or shown). As you can see, the Dark Tan is a perfect color match to TLG's Dark Tan. TT's Black color also matches 100% to TLG's Black color. I don't know about the OD Green vest though, I haven't bought it... yet ; )
Unfortunately, I was not able to acquire TT's Gasmasks or Helmets for they weren't in stock. For my next trip to Tiny Tactical's store, I'll make sure to pick up a few of each!
Other: Tiny Tactical's store also offers a wide range of "other" accessories. They have Wrist Watches, Radios (one shown), Target Stickers (shown), and much much more. My next trip to TT's store will be to buy some more of these items so that I can review them for you all. But for now, I'll leave this category empty of review. Sorry!
All in all, I'd recommend purchasing some Tiny Tactical items to all of you Customizers and Minifig-Lovers out there! Truly great products!
Review:
Detail: 10/10
Plastic Quality: 10/10
Color Accuracy/Match to TLG: 10/10
Parts Accuracy: 10/10
Playability: 10/10
Assembly: 8.5/10
Price Value for Parts: 8.5/10
Overall: 9.5/10
Helmets: BrickArms
Night Vision Goggles: BrickForge
Middle Tactical Vests: Tiny Tactical
Far Left and Right Tactical Vests: HAZEL (painted by oRRange, decaled by me)
Far Left Weapon: Tiny Tactical
Other Three Weapons: Tiny Tactical and BrickArms
M84 Stun Grenades: BrickArms
Head Decals: Made by Exxtrooper
Painted Arms: Painted by oRRange
Cloth Accessories: Custom Made by Myself
Target Sticker: Tiny Tactical
Other Decals: WarHammer 40k Decals
If I forgot anything in this review, please comment or FM me with a opinion that I should voice.
Thank you very much for viewing. Comments and criticism are highly appreciated. Please enjoy!
-Chef
These are Cinnabar caterpillars with tiny wasps about 1.6 mm long on them I have not observed any oviposition. There were a lot of them and they seemed to be the same as the ones on ragwort
This is a heavy crop of a 2:1 shot
New life heading into Autumn.
Lots of tiny baby frogs in one of the small pond size lakes at the park. They are along the very rocky steep shoreline, extremely hard for me to get close due to footing issues on the rocks but tried to grab a few photos even if not the best. Focus not the best since I was shaking trying to balance but saving for now. Not much going on, plus haven't been out much recently.
1.6:1 macro from a tiny flower
If you might be interested in what gear I used, you can by it here:
Canon EOS 600D
TAMRON SP 90mm F/2.8 Di VC USD MACRO
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Grass flower from my lawn:)
I have inspected my lawn, backyard almost everyday to fine something to captured that why my surrounding always displayed.
This tiny blue shown up sometime.
Thank you to love and look after your home, accommodation:)
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