Prieure De Sion - Les Nautonies/Grand Masters

Jean De Gisors: 1188 - 1220
Marie De Saintt Clair: 1220 - 1266
Greillaum De Gisors: 1266 - 1307
Edouard De Bar: 1307 - 1336
Teame De Bar: 1336 - 1366
Blance D' Evreux: 1366 - 1398
Nicolas Flamet: 1398 - 1418
Rene D' Amjou: 1418 - 1480
Iolande De Bar: 1480 - 1483
Sandro Bollicelli: 1483 - 1510
Lenardo Da Vinci: 1510 - 1519
Connetable De Bourlon: 1519 - 1525
Ferdinand De Gonzague: 1525 - -1575
Louis De Nevers: 1575 - -1595
Robert Fludd: 1595 - 1637
J. Valentin Andrea: 1637 - 1654
Robert Boyle: 1654 - 1691
Isaac Newton: 1691 - 1727
Charles Radclyffe: 1727 - 1746
Charles De Lorraine: 1746 - 1780
Maximilian De Lorraine: 1780 - 1801
Charles Nodier: 1801 - 1844
Victor Hugo: 1844 - 1885
Claude Debussy: 1885 - 1918
Jean Cocteau: 1918 - 1963

The Da Vinci Code, Dan Brown

Project Trays & 3 HO Model Train Projects

I found this tray at a local discount stores. I purchased two of these and thought they might be a great thing for my current projects. All parts are visible and readily accessible.

From left to right: A brass box-cab locomotive under construction, four mini flats (see this post), and a miniature gondola kit, which was found amoung a collection of HO gauge detail parts.

An Indominus Rex in PVC

The Indominus Rex stands approximately 50mm tall by 70mm wide and is highly detailed. This specimine is one of three in this new mini Jurassic World collection which includes the Indominus Rex, 'Blue', and a T. Rex. Hopefully I will able to get back to the Dollar Tree and pick up the two miniatures.

"Oh, Indominus wasn't bred. She was designed. She will be fifty feet long when fully grown. Bigger than the T. rex." —Henry Wu

I count four colors being used for its body and the inside of its mouth. It eyes look convincing. Take notice of the very large hind legs. Should I paint its toes the same color as its front claws?

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Quote and a textual link add on 10.17.25 @ 3:30 PM.

Weird Oh's Collectors Card #27

I like the green tint of her skin, it looks so healthy, doesn't it?

The Assembly of the AT - M6 is Complete

Screenshot for Star Wars

Assemble has been completed. I still need to prime, paint, and detail the model. The instructions suggest paint consisting of 90% grey and 10% black. I don't see a scale listed anywhere on the box. So in milimeters the transport measures approximatly 75h by 65w. The piece is highly detailed and it will be fun to detail these with dabs of paint.

Even though I took longer to build the model it could have put together in about twenty minutes. For as simple as construction was I am very happy how things worked out. It is as small as it is beautiful.

Another Thin Thing

I found these on Temu. Ten young thin woman hanging out.

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Another thin thing ->

Construction of a (Hitch-Hiker's Guide To The Galaxy) Vogon Spaceship

The build of the Vogon Spaceship as invisioned by the author, was fascinating to watch.

Weird Oh's Collector Card #49

Another "curve ette creatures".

The flip side of weridness.

Is Extremely Thin a Thing

Look at what I have found on Ali Express. They are being offered in 1/64 and 1/43 scales. They are little weird looking. However, they are full of detail. I like their long thin bodies. Is this a new aesthetic? I have seen multiple offerings with miniatures that are tall and very thin. I will be making posts on some of the others I have found.

AT - M6 Walker Under Construction

These models are full of details and are well engineered.

Make sure you know what comes next and watch your assembly sequences during the assembly of your subassemblies.

European Signs I Presume

I just found these signs in an unopen plastic kit. It looks like they are in French, German and English. If I ever get around to addind additional signs to my layout I might remember to make use of some of these.

Four Short HOn30 Flat Cars

Here is another picture for future production. These train cars were built in On30 scale whereas my adaptation will be built in HOn30.

I just received four mini-flat cars from ebay today.

I will use these four 6-foot flat cars as a base for the four cars and build my own superstructures.

Weird Oh's Card #33

Here is another one of those weird-ohs collectors cards. I don't remember exactly what these cards came with, but they were included with another werid-oh's product. I will have to do some research into this.

A Poem, a Code, a Hint

The author of the De Vinci Code, Dan Brown used this poem as code to give the current set of seekers a hint as to where to find the Holy Grail.

"In London lies a knight a Pope interned. His labor's fruit a Holy wrath incurred. You seek the orb that ought to be on his tomb. It speeks Rosy Flesh and seeded womb."

And now for something totaly different...

Star Wars Imperial AT-M6 walkers.

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Sometime ago I acquired several of Bandia Star Wars Series of models, including an AT-M6. Although these models can be snapped together I usually use a spot of glue anyway. I have just started the construction of this model using the build instructions illustrations printed on the inside of the box.

"Lumbering armored beasts that are the latest generation in walkers, these transports help the First Order secure their expanding territories."