#replicas

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[krumpkin]

Factory Five Cobra 😎

[happymotorhead]

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1965 Shelby Cobra Daytona Type 65 Factory Five Replica

[frakyeahbattlestargalactica]

2 vipers at Wings over Shellharbour Airshow 2026

Two master builders. One shared vision. Absolute craftsmanship.

Sharing with immense appreciation! See these incredible builds by Baz and Scott standing side by side!

[ltwilliammowett]

In door no. 10 we have a couple today. The US Brig Niagara and HMS Bounty, aren't they cute together?

More about them here:

The Bounty was a British three-master on which one of the most famous mutinies in maritime history took place on 28 April 1789 near Tonga. Since then, the story of the ‘Mutiny on the Bounty’ has repeatedly become the subject of novels, non-fiction books, films, theatre plays and radio plays.

The merchant ship, built in Hull in 1784 and originally used as a coal freighter under the name Bethia, was purchased by the British Admiralty for an expedition to the South Seas. After extensive modifications, it set off on a voyage to Tahiti in 1787 under the command of Lieutenant William Bligh of Spithead to bring cuttings of the breadfruit tree from there to the Antilles. After their exploits, the mutineers settled on the remote island of Pitcairn. Off its coast, they set fire to the Bounty.

The Bounty here, however, was a replica from the 18th century built in 1960 and 1961. It was built especially for the film Mutiny on the Bounty (1962). The ship was sometimes referred to as HMS Bounty II or variants thereof to distinguish it from the original, but neither the abbreviation HMS, which is reserved for British naval vessels, nor the numbers were part of the ship's name. After being used in several other films, she was used for charter and adventure trips with passengers and as a museum ship.

Unfortunately, she sank off Cape Hatteras during Hurricane Sandy on 29 October 2012 with the loss of two crew members.

The U.S. Brig Niagara, otherwise known as Flagship Niagara. This version here of ‘the Brig’ is a replica reproduction of Oliver Hazard Perry's relief flagship during the American victory at the Battle of Lake Erie on 10 September, 1813. All iterations of this ship were constructed within the sheltered natural harbour of Presque Isle Bay in Erie, Pennsylvania including this version which began construction in 1988. Her first sailing season commenced in 1992 and has been sailing nearly continuously since.

[issyoucool]

“You know what I say? One cannot live a beautiful life without beautiful nails. First rate, in all things. Accept nothing less.”

(more angles and whatnot under the cut)

guys….. guys i know im supposed to be working on other things… but it opens!!! thanks party favor lipgloss i got in 2016. i knew you’d come in handy.

um. tumblr is being weird so the shots of it open and front on are gonna be at the end. sorry yall.

: Really i think i got ambitious with this one. Trying to paint value/lights/shadows (crystal, no less) as someone who is not an artist was.. woof. Because the way my medium usually goes… the shadows and lights are just the shadows and lights i choose to photograph it in. But the highlights of glass were really important for this.

: this is one of the cooler things i think ive made. Edgeworth’s office is definitely still my favorite, but idk something about the bottle just presses a button in my head.

: i still suck at taking pictures of my work… i wanted something that was a little reminiscent of the gray evidence-examination screen so. shoutout to this empty black binder i sat it on.

: i also wrestled a lot with myself about the paint job. i like to think im a pretty competent painter, but something about trying to give an object dimension and creating clear segments without just drawing them on was just insanely out of my pay grade. i do say that it’s okay for things to just be “okay” a lot though, so i think ill extend the same grace to myself here.

: that hand freaks me out. it just. doesn’t look right. it looks exactly like my reference- which just doesn’t look right. jail kristoph just for the shape.

now as promised…. and i totally didn’t learn how to remove an image from a post just now…

[eruvandi-elf-fancier]

I just found out (via theonering.net's March Madness brackets) that Noble Collection has a full size, light up Gandalf staff, and I kind of want it now. I also kind of want to ask if it's sturdy enough to use as an actual walking stick, because walking sticks really help my Mom at her age (no canes for her, she doesn't want to be bent over like that) and she would legit use it. But I have a feeling that the answer would be no, it's for display purposes only.😅 But also, they should make a functional one because us LOTR geeks would straight up use them in public.