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As those who live in SLO are familiar, there are a large number of these artfully painted utility boxes. This was one I hadn't noticed before, even though it was done by an acquaintance of mine. Sentiment is one being readily expressed these days.
Seen on the Gold Coast, Australia, reasonably confident it is a 1946 model but more than happy to learn more?
A utility pole that uses the minifigure zip line handles so that string can be fed through to link multiple poles together. Would work well for layouts I think. It's also made to be pretty sturdy. Free Instructions here: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-50464/MasterBuilderKTC/utility-p...
A fragment of an old utility pole lies discarded near a farmer's field. The outmoded porcelain insulator is still attached and in good condition. This short fragment of the pole has wires wrapped around it as though it had been reused as a fence post.
I recently acquired a Mamiya TLR camera. These photos are from my first roll of film that I ran through it as a test. I decided to go for a walk through the McNally lands in West Waterloo to find some subjects.
Check out an album containing more of my photos shot in 2018.
Mamiya C33 Twin Lens Reflex
Mamiya Sekor 85 mm F3.7 (black) twin lens
Manfrotto tripod with Manfrotto ball head
Shot on 120 format Ilford FP4 125 ISO film
F16, 1/15s
Ilford DD-X film developer mixed at 1+4 dilution. Processed in a Patterson system tank for 10 minutes. Gentle agitation for 10 seconds during the first minute and four inversions during the first 10 seconds of each additional minute.
Ilford Ilfostop mixed at the standard dilution. Immersed for 30 seconds with gentle agitation.
Ilford Rapid Fixer mixed at standard dilution. Agitated for five minutes in the same manner as the developer.
Rinsed in running water for 15 minutes
Scanned using a Nikon Super CoolScan 9000 ED with the FH-869GR medium format film tray.
Hullo, again!
Yesterday I created my first robot/mech/drone that is poseable, but still stands up at the same time. The design can be improved upon of course. I would love to hear any suggestions that you have.
-Noel
Btw, do you think I should be posting two days in a row? I don't want to be spamming you guys.
Another utility pole. This one is based off of common North American poles in particular. FREE instructions on Rebricakble: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-66728/MasterBuilderKTC/utility-p...
Part of a complex for Alectra Utilities, a power and water supply company owned by and supplying several municipalities in Southern Ontario