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Thanks! Why don't you just try to scan it?

Thank you! Glad that you like it! Thanks! To be honest I have a couple of tan skeletons but can't remember where I've got them. May be you mean pelisse, a similar coat as dolman but with fur trimming, usually worn slung over the left shoulder. In the base I have used brackets like this.

Meet the brave hussar the latest figure from our historical series! Hussar by Dmitriy and Anna, on Flickr Historical warriors Legionnaire Musketeer Hussar

Like black and white photography from antiquity!

Nice glasses! Poor that we have no your photo with it put on.

I have published the design on LEGO Ideas, please support. Thank you very much!

Musketeer of the military household of the King of France À la guerre comme à la guerre by Dmitriy and Anna, on Flickr Historical warriors Legionnaire Musketeer Hussar

Veni, vidi, vici by Dmitriy and Anna, on Flickr Historical warriors Legionnaire Musketeer Hussar

Thank you Oliver! Glad that you like it. I wanted to build something simple and impresive in the spirit of surrealism, something like paintings by René Magritte . For the paving I've used this part Thanks kreimkoek, me too!

My artwork in surrealistic manner. To my wife, my muse and my critic. Shadows of the rain by Dmitriy and Anna, on Flickr Shadow people. Wet Town.

Soon I'll have to go to the past to find one petty hooligan - the danger of cats and pigeons, and send his wild energy into the right direction. I need to close this time loop, otherwise he will not become the builder vir-a-cocha, whom you know. Time loop by Dmitriy and Anna, on Flickr

Why somebody? Let it be Icarus. Well done!

CyCorp Inc, company that specializing in the manufacture of androids, supplied twelve Apsara models for the space temple Khajuraho. Preloaded software included observance of rituals, temple service and satisfaction of visitors. Fine appearance and accuracy of movement makes them perfect dancers. Later Khajuraho was ransacked by the space pirates and the androids were sold to new owners. Some of them have got in the houses of the nobility as a sex toy. Episode 5.0. Flashback: Devadasi by Dmitriy and Anna, on Flickr Сontents Episode 1.0 Sentimental Photo Episode 2.0 Episode 3.0 Captivity Episode 4.0 Dirty Work Episode 5.0 Flashback: Devadasi To be Continued... Edited December 10, 2015 by viracocha

Pleased to hear that from the person with such a nickname! Thanks guys! In my native town there is a monument the steam train Л-4305. I had a dream to build it for a long time and now all the puzzle pieces came together: I've got drawings and necessary parts and wonderful contest came in time. So it can be said that it is a model of steam train type "Л" in minifigure scale. Of course I had to sacrifice some technical details to save the functionality.

Thanks Capparezza! The point is that prototype tender is very flat so I couldn't add more details. The steamer is not motorized but it easily could be done. I am planning to do so and make videos. The problem is that the locomotive will not pass the regular LEGO turns as it very long. Carebear, glad that you noticed! The lack of women's hats made me to invent something new!

Xmas Steam Train by Dmitriy and Anna, on Flickr Metropolitan Street Journal Announcement The week before Christmas our correspondent Helena Kuznetsova has visited N town. According to the old tradition the best spruce is being chosen there and sent to the Metropoly to decorate the main square every year. Specially grown tree was carefully packed and loaded to the flatcar. The mayor Mr. Lebedyansky has personally observed the loading process. As the locomotive the L class 2-10-0 freight steam locomotive was selected. It is the best steam train using modern innovations as boxpok-type wheels and steam dryer pipe covered with casing. Very soon the valuable cargo will be on its way to the Metropoly with the highest speed of 53mph. Read more in the evening issue of Metropolitan Street Journal by Helena Kuznetsova. * * * Xmas Steam Train by Dmitriy and Anna, on Flickr Xmas Steam Train by Dmitriy and Anna, on Flickr Xmas Steam Train by Dmitriy and Anna, on Flickr

Meet Elliot. Elliot by Dmitriy and Anna, on Flickr He is a dragon. He is fluffy and looks like a dog. Elliot by Dmitriy and Anna, on Flickr He likes to play very much! Elliot by Dmitriy and Anna, on Flickr But you should not make angry him... Elliot by Dmitriy and Anna, on Flickr Because Elliot is firebrething dragon!

Thank you for the comment, Slegengr! I have drawn some lines on the photo to show the way how the perception of the perspective was done.

Perhaps everyone has a place in the world which he would like to visit ... There is such a place for me - it's Mexico! Even as a child I enthusiastically devoured stories about heroes who explore Mexican expanses in search of the mythical El Dorado. They were riding the mustangs wearing ponchos and drinking tequila. Later I came across a book about the ancient Maya, which described how a Russian scientist Yu.V.Knorozov decipher their writing. Since I was interested in ancient civilizations and learned to speak the words "Teotihuacan", "Quetzalcoatl", "Titicaca" and others without hesitation. At the same time the Viracocha nickname appeared. And the third time I met with Mexico while preparing the review of the literature for the PhD thesis. Accidentally I came across an article in IEEE Spectrum "Electric Rainmaking Technology Gets Mexico's Blessing", about the development of Russian scientists which promises to change Mexico's arid climate. And then I decided that I will definitely go there ... What it will be, my Mexico? Mexico by Dmitriy and Anna, on Flickr

Tsar Gorokh is a fictional character from Russian fairytails. Tsar Gorokh by Dmitriy and Anna, on Flickr Tsar Gorokh by Dmitriy and Anna, on Flickr Was built for the contest without using simple brics and plates.

Entry B - 1 Good fit to Architecture series. Complicated shapes of the prototype are well done. Entry D - 1 My favorite. From the first view it looks simple but the clever technique and engineering hides behind it. Entry H - 1 Something unexpected. Impressed. Sorry guys, there are no more points, good works all!

Volkovskaya Dam FACTS Location: Iset River, Kamensk-Uralsky, Russia (Google Maps) Material : Concrete Measurements: Height from bottom to the top 25 m, width 160 m Year: 1935-1939 HISTORY For the Ural Aluminum Plant operation a lot of water was needed so the construction of the dam on the Iset River near the Volkovo village was started the May 13, 1935. Design organization was Leningrad branch of "Hydroelectroprojekt" nowadays "Hydroproject". The concrete dam construction is based on porphyritic rock, height difference 17 m. Dam has eight adjustable spillways and a highway bridge with a pedestrian sidewalk. Buildings on top of the dam are decorated with flat pilasters and profiled cornices. In 1939 Volkovskaya Dam was commissioned and became the first concrete dam in the Urals. The length of the resulting reservoir - 20 km, width - 2.5 km, the volume of water - 21 million cubic meters. Volkovskaya Dam by Dmitriy and Anna, on Flickr Volkovskaya Dam by Dmitriy and Anna, on Flickr Volkovskaya Dam by Dmitriy and Anna, on Flickr

Jonsson, soccerkid6, Captain Braunsfeld, Actor Builder thanks for the comments. I am glad that you were impressed by my design.

Not bad for the first attempt. For the second one I would suggest to pay more attention to the proportions of the head and the whole body. You worked out the front good enough and now the back and buttocks should be pulled up.