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4 weeks ago
Trojan-Chimera Motorised Conversion
Running by wire, Looking into the possibility of a Faraduino board
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1 month ago
Horrible Histories - Charles II meets the man who tried to steal the Crown Jewels
King Charles II meets the man who tried to steal the Crown Jewels, Thomas Blood.
" Blood, that wears treason in his face,
Villain complete in pars...
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1 month ago
Skitarii Medusa Walking
Finished Medusa from my Skitarii Guard
A little arthritic from a year collecting dust
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3 months ago
Martin Said to His Man-The Geen Knight-Heather Dale
Song: Martin Said to His Man
Album: The Green Knight
Artist: Heather Dale
This CD and More by Heather Dale can be found at http://heatherdale.com/...
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Well I saw a flea heave a tree: 'Fie, man, fie!'
I saw a flea heave a tree: 'Who's the fool now?'
I saw a flea heave a tree, forty leagues across the sea
Thou hast well drunken, man -- who's the fool now?'
Well I saw an ant catch that tree: 'Fie, man, fie!'
I saw an ant catch that tree: 'Who's...
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6 months ago
40K Inexpensive - Scratch Built Reaver Titan Version 2.0
This video shows my scratch built titan evolution then a focus on the features of the skeletal structure of the new scratch built reaver titan.
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I appreciate the effort you have gone to to make titans on the cheap, but you seem to miss out the effectiveness of foamboard. £7 of this has made me 2 warhounds, a reaver and a warlord. Which I must say are rather more accurate to the originals
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8 months ago
The big cannon at the Battle of Chippenham
This fellow was one of the big ones that really made the earth move. The sound just doesn't come over recorded on a little camera mic.
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8 months ago
Battle of Chippenham, July 1643 - a short film
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Over the weekend of 25/26 June 2011 various regiments from both armies of the English Civil War Society r...
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@tomizdabest1 They've been around since King Offa of Mercia, 757–96
originally there were 240 silver pennies in a pound (which weighed 1lb, hence the name).