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A second wheel joined the Drawing Decisions. It doesn't have a name, but its categories are "felt-tip", "pencil", "coloured pencil" and "biro".
That's how many pens I have.
Anyway:
The theme was glass and I swear to you that the light is as good as possible
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Japanese IJN I-400 #Diorama #ScaleModel #Miniature #ModelKit
Japanese submarines I-400 and I-14 in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, 1945-46.
(NHHC: 2016.02.01)
I forgot how much I friggin love Arpeggio of Blue Steel: Ars Nova If you haven't watched it you should because it's amaaaazing The sequel movie Ars Nova Cadenza is so good too it made me cry
This is Iona from the series and she is precious
Japanese submarines I-400 and I-14 in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, under inspection by US Navy technicians. 1945-46.
(NHHC: 2016.02.01)
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“I-400 (Japanese Submarine, 1944). View of the after 5.5" deck gun, with U.S. Navymen S1c Rudolph Massengill (in pointer's seat) and Torp. 1c Willis Clement. Taken at Yokosuka, Japan, October 14, 1945. Submarines I-14 and I-401 are alongside.”
(NHHC: SC 214271)
“Main Control Room on the I-400 Japanese Submarine.”
(NHHC: NH 111810)
“Japanese crew unloading cargo off the I-400 Japanese Submarine. Bales, bags and bottles cover the deck.”
(NHHC: NH 111809)
