Call for Backup!! by tallpindo
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Marie has played the Siren in her rigid inflatable boat I bartered. Now her problem is not how big her greed is but how close the watchful eye of the military is. I didn't make anything in this scene. I only imported the models and composed it. There is no picture on the Internet of this scene and so far none in even secret military archives.
Comments (19)
Fantastic modelling and excellent realization....!!!!
Amazing pic! Really nicely done!
wonderfully topical.
How do you know ! Did you surf the entire "Internet" over night ? Man that's some bandwith you have there, my man.
Oh i like the water and reflections , cool work!
wonder what the cargo is, illegal drugs! neat ships. steve
love it all fantastic!~~~~~~~~~
Wonderful modeling..looks terrific!!
Very nice!
real cool idea. all hands on deck is looking for sure
Fantastic modeling.Wonderful work.
well if the freighter is off the east coast of Africa, an escort would be in order.it is a shame that the people are so destitute that they need to hijack ships, but there has always been pirates. heck, we have them running the government. at least two are history now, but now their fruits of piracy will pay off.no accounting of their income now
nice work..
Great size comparison! Brilliant piece of work. Especially on the carrier! Great stuff, my friend, Rob.
Modelagem magnifica, belissima realização, aplausos (5)
Thomas Jefferson had the right idea on how to handel the pirates. But I doubt he saw anything like Marie on the Horizen.
The models and water is convincing to me... great work
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I describe myself now as a Cancer survivor after Cecum surgery by hemicolectomy in 2016 and in 2020 a 90 rad deletion of the innards of the prostate. I was able to fly to the UK to find Stonor house on a 787 and a car to the Chiltern highlands in 2016. Sadly, I was unable to fly on a regional airline to OSHKOSH for the EAA in 2021. I fell down while trying to jog at exactly 100 bpm to avoid growth while managing fitness. The dislocated left pinky needed a cast. The tram driver thought I was a troll as I look at the visitors even way back. I have 1/100th diecast models through the years after 1965 of all my contract wins beginning with the C-9A Aeromedical transport which is in wood as it would be too heavy otherwise. My C-17 in 1/100 is also wood. I only did the F-117 engines from data on the Rapid deployment force from a print-out of all the stuff that years later ended up at Desert Storm. PWA was doing the F-16 Proximate splitter when I got there in 1978. Up on my bookcase are the Navy/ USMC 1/72nd models in diecast and some plastic features. Folks ask "what did it look like" when I say it went 350 knots when climbing not 275 like the Boeing. Meanwhile Boeing built them in 12 months when Douglas took 18 months for a narrow body. An almost 2 year lead to first delivery was hard to beat. Hey, prediction of a carbon fiber fuselage in a commercial jet 35 years before it happened was why I got to take the 787-9 ride.