From the back of the 2011 card:
Born: 2009Updated at 3:14 PM on 11/30/22
I found these three miniatures at the Dollartree and as you can see from above there are a few additional Justice League miniature available for purchase.They stand on an average of 2.75" from the sampling I have and are made of some hard plastic, perhaps PVC?
As you can see I really do not like having to repaint a vehicle if there is no need to do so. Besides, I do like the way they look right out of their packaging.
In addition to the machine gun up front the nippers will grab at anything it comes in contact with. It will really do some hurt, especially on a human torso.
Although I do have a few more conversions on the workbench, this is number four in my fleet off Gas Lands ready vehicles. Not that I am in any hurry. The design of the gameboard hasn't even got past the brain-storming stage.
“The sky was darkening as they approached the iris.
The eye was at least a hundred miles long from corner to corner and some thing like forty miles tall. Its outline seemed to blur as they approached. Layers and streamers became visible. The true shape of the eye began to show, a tunnel of churning winds that were reasonable uniform. Whose cross section was a picture of a human eye.
It was like falling into the eye of God. The visual effect was horrifying, terrifying, and almost comically overdone.”
Ringworld, Larry Niven
Although the author has some recent posts this page is from back in 2019. YHe authors talks of narrow guage trains, mostly On30 guage?
There is a nioce collection of model trains here which are reviewed in as far how they handle and hold on to the track. I find these specimens quite lovely and enjoyed reading through the authors remarks.
It was another fine day for rail watching, I don't know how many more we will see of these mild sunny days. I caught this and the passenger car chugging by, The Reading & Northern Railroad has several steam engines and their arrival is closely watched by many.
Henry Selick (The Nightmare Before Christmas, James and the Giant Peach, Coraline) visits Adam Savage's studio to discuss the art of stop-motion animation and the making of Henry's new film Wendell & Wild!, a Netflicks exclusive.
"Time was different when the sun was always streight over head. Morning and Afternoon were indentical. Decisions seemed less than perminate. Reality seemed less than real. It was, Louis thought, like the instant of time spent traveling between tranfer booths."
Ringworld, Larry Niven
"There are other advantages for Ringworld. We can spin it for gravity. A rotation on its axis of seven hundred seventy miles per second would give the Ringworld one gravity outward. We wouldn't even have to have a roof over it. Put walls a thousand miles high at each rim, aim it at the sun, and very little air will leak over the edges."
RingWorld, Larry Niven
Hot Wheels Screen Time vehicles are inspired by movies, TV shows, and video games in our popular culture.
"The Armadillo is a type of transport spacecraft shown in the movie Lightyear. It is used to transport Buzz Lightyear and his exploration crew in the movie."
"Set off on an epic space adventure and fight Zurg in this Armadillo spaceship! With huge jet engines, wheels and a drop-down deck, help Buzz and friends escape perilous space battles and save the day."
"Specialty: Shaped like a soda bottle with a huge rear wing and a turbine engine, this hot rod was made to "pop" your top."
THe author over two short videos builds four company shacks for his lumber mill crew.
The author uses simple techniques for his build and uses easy to use polystyrene sheets and ready availalbe windows and doors.
The author completes the simple fabrication, paints, and places his new structures to his layout.
I am not sure whether I have made a post on this topic before, but the article features a few suggestions on how to use those leftover plastic sprues.
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"I myself have dreamed up an intermediate step between Dyson Spheres and planets. Build a ring ninety million miles in radius-one Earth orbit-which would make it six hundred million miles long. If we have the mass of Jupiter to work with and if we make it a million miles wide, we get a thickness of about a thousand meters. The Ringworld would thus be much studier than a Dyson Sphere..."
