Lego Warfare
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Another art from my hand sanitizer.
I made an artwork composed from various differently processed versions of the sanitizer. Then i sent it to my pc, where i shot it on-screen in the Pano Sabotage style. Then back to my phone for more processing.
Another interesting piece of street art with a slight "kick" added by me. Shot taken in the Spitalfields area of London (UK).
How come the only way to know how high you get me
Is to see how far I fall?
God only knows how much
I'd love you if you let me
But I can't break through it all
Elephant duels were a historical martial practice where opposing army leaders engaged each other on the battlefield in single combat on the back of war elephants. They are documented in historical records from Southeast Asia, mainly in present-day Cambodia from the 11th Centuries and Burma and Thailand from the 13th to 16th centuries.
Wikipedia
In order to avoid an immensely destructive battle, the two opposing parties could negotiate a duel between two figures of equal rank, each mounted on his heavily armed war elephant (along with one or more bodyguard behind the warrior and a mahout in front to guide the animal). At the agreed moment, these two would rush forward and attempt to disarm, wound, kill or unseat each other. It was understood that the outcome would settle the entire battle once and for all.
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This image is about 2 inches wide. It is tooling on an inner panel of a wallet that I acquired in Nakhon Phanom, Thailand in 1971.
At dusk, as the last rays of the sun set the sky ablaze, she stood ready. A high-stakes mission had brought her to this tropical island, a paradise turned battleground. Despite the torrential rain, nothing could extinguish the fire of determination burning within her. Armed and unyielding, she knew the darkness of night would bring no relief, only new dangers to face. But fear was a stranger to her. She was a warrior born from chaos, and this sunset was just another day in her fight for survival.
I slowed the firework explosion part down because it was rather quick and its fun to go frame by frame looking at the different shots
Also threw in some john williams because the war horse soundtrack seemed to fit the theme
Rocco, it's collection day. Get out there and make the rounds.
Ok, but hey, boss, can you get somebody else to do it today?
Whaddya mean, somebody else?
I dunno, it just seems, like, unfair.
What are you talking about?
Collecting money from people who don't have it.
What exactly is your point?
Well, it just feels like, you know, the rich taking from the poor.
Let me ask you something: you like breathing?
Uh, yeah.
Do you want to keep on breathing?
Yeah.
Do I need to be any clearer?
No boss. I’m on it.
Good.
Clumbering along, dragging your feet through dust and mud? Not Archibald, he prefers the bicycle.
Toy Project Day 2831
Just some random mix of modern warfare models I've built a while back, thinking of turning the Raptor back into the version with rear open trailer so it looks more like a Technical..but not for a while.
DSC03509 - 32mm extension tube. Detail taken from a 5.56mm ammunition box I bought from army surplus and re-purposed as a case for an analogue synthesizer.
IED, improvised explosive device , are modern soldiers worst nightmare.
By the end of 2007 they have been responsible for at least 64% of Coalition deaths in Iraq.
Here is a picture of us special forces targeted by an ied during a night mission in the afghan's desert (yeah it's not in the snow). I keep exploring in the live explosions area, made with bengal fire. You stick several together, and you should get a big blow.
A big thanks to Tiny Tactical and their amazing gear to make this one possible. www.tinytactical.com
Be sure I will do some more modern military pictures !
Running as CSX V101, CP #7021 heads north across the Sanitary and Ship Canal on the IHB stopping for a red signal at McCook.
Droneuary? Anyone? Made these drones with some custom stickers and came up with a cool combo to go with them.
Aviation Defense Services (AVdef), Dassault Falcon 20E-5, s/n 280, reg F-GPAD providing Electronic Warfare service for the exercises during NTM2021 at BA11 Beja (LPBJ)
I did it. I built a WW2 MOC. And there are probably more to follow since I’ve quite a few minifigs I’ve never used before.
The minifigs are from TMC and CitizenBrick.
The window technique is from Maxim Baybakov , please check out his stream.
"The Spiritual Warrior is a person who challenges all fear, lies, false beliefs, and judgments that create suffering and unhappiness in his or her life. It is a war that takes place in the heart and mind of a man or woman. The Spiritual Warrior faces this challenge with the clarity and awareness that this war is fought within himself and that Truth and unconditional love are on the other side of these battles." - Gi ❤
"I'm at the borderline of my faith
I'm at the hinterland of my devotion
I'm in the front line of this battle of mine." - Sade ♫
Just having some fun with an edit- these are re-enactors playing their part at EAA Airventure 2006. The smoke in the background is from the pyro (dynamite and gasoline) used for simulated bombing runs by warbirds. Always fun to see stuff blow up.
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CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. – Marines with the Ground Combat Element, Black Sea Rotational Force 11, spent a few days in the Horno Canyon for urban warfare training using simulation paint rounds as a part of a Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force deploying to the Black Sea, Caucasus and Balkan regions. BSRF-11 has a unique mission to help promote regional stability, build partnerships with host nations and advise military training capacity of European armed forces training with U.S. troops. The GCE consist of Marines from various companies within the Anti-Terrorism Battalion, Bessemer, Ala. March.14, 2011