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Just some weapons I made for my GLC stories... which reminds me. Stories will come soon, I've just been debating on where and who to start the stories with.
"We captured a command post."
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Somehow, I always wanted to built something out a the game SWBF2, and finally I got the inspiration and time to do it, I hope you enjoy! :)
I have received the new weapons Arealight has kindly sent and am really quite amazed.
This is a test set in teal blue, which I share to show the details. Photos better than the black ones.
Love the vibrosword and the gauntlets are much better than BF. The gauntlets have a better fit and snug up to the base of the hand nicely. I also very much like the little touches of the hollow barrel and the clip/magazine bases of Jango's pistol and the clone trooper rifle. I also like the open trigger guards with the visible triggers on several of the guns.
RSAF F-15SA WS-02 lands at Nellis. Six Saudi Strike Eagles from the Weapons School were taking part in the Red Flag 22-2 exercise.
Aircraft: Royal Saudi Air Force F-15SA (Saudi Advanced) Strike Eagle WS-02.
Location: Cheyenne Avenue, Nellis Air Force Base, near Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
A beautiful old dagger we found at a recent sale- NO idea where it originates from, but we loved it!
"He's downwind ... he has the scent. Claw extrusion ... right hand. Some blood evident."
"We need some kind of terminals there ... something to keep the flesh apart. Make a note, Hines."
"Yes, Doctor."
('Weapon X' / 'Wolverine' by ToyBiz / Marvel Legends)
Diorama by RK
Rolls-Royce PV-12 Merlin XX liquid-cooled supercharged 27-litre V-12, 1185-hp - Hawker Hurricane IIc LF363, 1944 - RAF Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (BBMF)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolls-Royce_Merlin
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawker_Hurricane
www.key.aero/article/how-crashed-bbmf-hurricane-was-rebuilt
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Airframe markings: Hurricane I, P3878, YB-W, FO Harold 'Birdy' Bird-Wilson, RAF 17 Squadron, Battle of Britain, 1940
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Imperial War Museum Battle of Britain 70th Anniversary Air Show
www.iwm.org.uk/visits/iwm-duxford
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imperial_War_Museum
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Britain
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Nikon D300 + Nikon AF-S VR Zoom-Nikkor 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6G IF-ED
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikon_D300
www.dpreview.com/reviews/nikond300
photographylife.com/reviews/nikon-70-300mm-vr
_DSC0716 Anx2 Q90 1.5k f25 f50
Tweaked a few of the weapons for my Micro-scale models (1/72).
AIM-9X
AIM-120
AIM-130
GBU-10
GBU-12
GBU-31
Hellfire
AGM-65 Maverick
Drop Tank
Taken back in July when I rented teh 10-22...If I still had the 20D I would have bought that lens. So fun.
Those legs are weapons. In the morning she'll come to my side of the bed, sit down, and launch a paw right into my face. The bottoms are sandpaper.
Scrap Iron tries out the new heavy weapon developed by Destro's M.A.R.S. Industries corporation. (Remixed older photo)
Elektra wearing Highland Fling set. She's trying to be sexy and scary while posing with her sai knives.
Any Star Wars weapon we get is a good weapon, All are great for their own reasons.
I don't know why it took this long.
You guys have no idea how hard it is to get this shit in Germany !
just my rars ,have some more Brickarms
Tuesday 28th October 2008
Now most of my Lego contact's have probably been wondering where all my Lego CPKF images are? Simple. I haven't been taking them. And on that note you tank builders are probably wondering where's the medium/heavy armour? That's still in development.
It all comes down to time. At the moment I have very little of it. Sheesh, I haven't even got time to update my 365 project (a week's worth of images on back log)... So I'll upload them soon...
Anyway, back to the Lego army Peace Keeping Force building. Well it's game on...
This long awaited* BrickArms order arrived today. How awesome is it... and before any of you ask - no trades... sorry...
Will was kind enough to send me some awesome prototypes too.
I feel obliged to mention that I paid for this just as the $AUD fell against other currencies, so I ended up paying about 40% more than what I expected to..
That's the (my) CPKF logo in the top left.
I'll profile these fellas on minifigs/MOC's over the upcoming [insert time unit here].
A big THANK YOU (love-you-long-time) to Will Chapman, Founder of BrickArms. Thanks for the excellent service and consultation from since before the beginning and for the future! I do hope to meet in you in person one day to talk about stuff over a beer or something.
If you're interested in more information about BrickArms please visit www.brickarms.com.
Joz
*my long awaited
Get any weapon you could need from Kai and Nya's blacksmith shop! Who can say no to a blade signed by the Master of Fire?*
Another section from Kai and my NINJAGO collab, and one of my favorites - I just love the colors here! Plus, as this was the first on I built, I didn't have to worry too much about parts and size, so that was definitely a plus, haha! The stone floor/pathway was a new technique for me here, but I'm very happy with how it turned out!
This is also the second largest of my sections of the collab - be on the lookout for Sensei Wu's Monastery sometime next week!
Scroll on through my photostream for more closeups and interior pictures, or check out all the sections I've uploaded
here, and don't miss Kai's in this album!
Thanks for viewing, C&C welcome as always!
*Offer only valid for a limited timeperiod or while suplies last.
Nikon D850, Nikon 24mm f1.8g ED Nano, Nikon 14-24mm f2.8g ED Nano, Nikon 85mm f1.4g Nano, Nikon 105mm f2.8g Micro Nano, Nikon 70-200E FL ED VR f2.8g.
I took this undewater action shot of Freddie Nova cosplaying Red Sonja with a Canon 15mm Fisheye lens.
Some clone heavy weapons I've had around for a while. The background is pretty lame... sorry!
Gatling is based on a design by Brick Builder on MOC Pages.
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American rebels needed arms from France to win in their independence. By 1812, American industry manufactured everything needed to equip an army, including muskets, pistols, cartridge boxes, and swords.
1. American Powder Horn
The carving on this powder horn commemorates the rebel soldiers who marched north to Canada and besieged Quebec City in 177.
2. American Musket
This French-made musket has “US” (United States) stamped on the lock plate.