Pictures Time!
Jul. 13th, 2009 05:01 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
crossover_chickFirst, the T-2 'mates:
The package. I just thought the image on it looked kind of neat. (Also, widescreen pics! I'm trying to cut down on the OMG HUGE factor a bit)
Arnie the T-800. This is him at the very end of the movie, in the steel-mill fight, as evidence by the fact most of his endo-face is showing and he's missing half his arm. No, I don't know why the hell his legs are or --
Hang on, is this MELTING Arnie?! When they lowered him into the steel at the steel mill? It makes sense now! :D Anyway, they legs look cool, even if they are a little weird-looking.
Austin the T-1000, part one. He's battle-damaged too from the steel mill -- the head is from when Sarah shot him in the face. He also has the spike-hand he used to impale her shortly afterward. (There's also a normal hand included for switching purposes.)
Austin the T-1000, part two. Austin comes with an alternate head and upper body piece showing him after that grenade exploded in his belly, right before he got himself killed. I call it the SPLOOGE body. (Yes, I know the dirty meaning, I just like the sound of the word)
Mini photo play: Austin advances menacingly on the injured T-800, spike finger ready to perform the robot equivalent of a lobotomy. . . .
. . .instead, he gets SPLOOGED by Arnie's gun.
The mates are currently hanging out on the shelf next to my Corpse Bride figures, mostly because I have no room on the Marvel Mates shelf.
And now, some Sim pics of a house I built, inspired by something I saw in a local magazine. . . .
A couple of early-construction pics I took and never posted. The design's based on a local family's house -- they built themselves their own small castle! I thought it was awesome, especially how the guardhouse served as a garage. And then I realized, I could do that in Sims! So I did.
Some exterior shots of the mostly-finished product. There's a greenhouse, a pool, a deck for entertaining, and a pond for fishing. I like to be thorough when designing my castles.
Interior shots. The first floor is the garage and general living space, with a bathroom and a spare room I wasn't sure what to do with. The second floor has the main bedroom, a music/games room, the kitchen/dining room, and two more bathrooms. It's kind of designed for a single Sim or a childless couple, though there's always room to expand.
And that's my pictures for today. Now I'm off to play more Spymaster.
The package. I just thought the image on it looked kind of neat. (Also, widescreen pics! I'm trying to cut down on the OMG HUGE factor a bit)
Arnie the T-800. This is him at the very end of the movie, in the steel-mill fight, as evidence by the fact most of his endo-face is showing and he's missing half his arm. No, I don't know why the hell his legs are or --
Hang on, is this MELTING Arnie?! When they lowered him into the steel at the steel mill? It makes sense now! :D Anyway, they legs look cool, even if they are a little weird-looking.
Austin the T-1000, part one. He's battle-damaged too from the steel mill -- the head is from when Sarah shot him in the face. He also has the spike-hand he used to impale her shortly afterward. (There's also a normal hand included for switching purposes.)
Austin the T-1000, part two. Austin comes with an alternate head and upper body piece showing him after that grenade exploded in his belly, right before he got himself killed. I call it the SPLOOGE body. (Yes, I know the dirty meaning, I just like the sound of the word)
Mini photo play: Austin advances menacingly on the injured T-800, spike finger ready to perform the robot equivalent of a lobotomy. . . .
. . .instead, he gets SPLOOGED by Arnie's gun.
The mates are currently hanging out on the shelf next to my Corpse Bride figures, mostly because I have no room on the Marvel Mates shelf.
And now, some Sim pics of a house I built, inspired by something I saw in a local magazine. . . .
A couple of early-construction pics I took and never posted. The design's based on a local family's house -- they built themselves their own small castle! I thought it was awesome, especially how the guardhouse served as a garage. And then I realized, I could do that in Sims! So I did.
Some exterior shots of the mostly-finished product. There's a greenhouse, a pool, a deck for entertaining, and a pond for fishing. I like to be thorough when designing my castles.
Interior shots. The first floor is the garage and general living space, with a bathroom and a spare room I wasn't sure what to do with. The second floor has the main bedroom, a music/games room, the kitchen/dining room, and two more bathrooms. It's kind of designed for a single Sim or a childless couple, though there's always room to expand.
And that's my pictures for today. Now I'm off to play more Spymaster.
