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Snails or the henge, I think the henge. :D It was so clear, mate. Travellers arrived at the henge and entered through the trilith or gate in front of them. Inside, they consulted the druid, who told them which gate to depart through, to make their next waypoint. But sometimes the Druid wasn't able to anymore.

Mmm the perspective in #1 is wrong. You'd want to add something about distance to the prompt. The top pic uses Photoshop Generative Fill, which began with my own photo, whereas the others are all AI-generated using Bing Image Creator. With Generative Fill, I draw a mask -- which can be any shape, really, but in this case it's a rectangle -- where I want the prompted subject placed. The size and placement of the mask determine what the AI thinks can fit. If I move the generated subject, I can 'regenerate' to make it fit the new location. So to tweak the result I can move the result up or down...

Thanks Rob. Scary indeed. Mike

Charl, I know what you mean.....regarding Dylan and the like, I almost anticipate news about the demise of ...for example, any living member of the Rolling Stones, Dylan, Paul Simon etc. Don't mean to be morbid. I must admit that more than once in a while I remind/warn myself that there could be news when I wake up. I have an obsession with Linda Ronstadt, who has been unwell for a long time now, but I still hope that she outlives me.

" Did you say, "Wing Attack, Plan R" ? "

I remember in my railway modelling years - about 60 yrs ago - the great debate was 'Make it look real on display, or make it so it looks real in a photo for the Railway Modeller and suchlike.' At that time Pendon were using genuine local stone to build their buildings, drystone walls and so on and it did look great; but the worst thing for modelling coal in a wagon or a tender is real coal. Same for 'scale' ballast supporting 'scale' track. If your granny had some old velvet, that could be made to look like real grass on an exhibition layout, but in a photo it just looked like old velvet....

GREAT STUFF AND GREAT PHOTOS showing progress of building the plane When I was kid, I built 300 planes. I am surprised to see in your photos that Revell and Airfix are still in business since I was kid in 20th century!! I never heard of the brand Sword. Is it new company founded in 21st century? Oh the price for plastic model plane kit is between 2.50 and 5 bucks for many American and foreign brands in 20th century. The price for plastic model tank is 8 bucks with motor or 6 bucks without motor for Japanese Takima brand. Wondering how much it is now Regards, Aharon

Heinkel He 100D-0 This plane is one of the few that flew on behalf of propaganda. The painting was pure fiction and so Goebbels newsreels suggested that the Bf 109 had a successor. In the Battle of Britain there were also some reports where a He 100 or a He 113 (propaganda fake for the He 100D) was said to have been shot down.

Dont shop around mate, just get Gimp, trust me

I'm pretty sure it's Adam's screenshot, I just get my name on it because it's my scenery.... Well, then your both stars :)

Deeknow, that sounds like a plan. Two more have just arrived :D The Britannia in Uniform and The CL-44 Swing Tail Freighter. I've still got a couple more, okay, a few more to arrive.

Thank you deeknow...the library still grows B-)

I have a money Box. I could've sworn there was a Roman coin in there. Meantime I'll see your Roman coin, and raise you 250 Roubles. Not quite 2023 338 -------- 1685 years old, but kinda exotic. The older notes tend to be the size of small blankets.