Asi nehri // Peryod: 1970 Sonrası // Arkasi Yazılı; Renkli; Yerli; // [Boyut: 14.8 X 9.9] // [Kategori: ŞEHİR\\Genel Görüntü] // [Kayıt No: 8099]
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1938-39 Hatay sorunu
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HATAY
Historical Context and Design Editing Hatay has been home to many civilizations for thousands of years with its rich culture, nature and history. It having different rich cultures has a mission to …
Hatay Yöresinin Dillere Destan Lezzeti : Hatay Ekşileme - Her sofraya her yemeğin yanına yakışacak, tadı damağınızda kalacak, Hatay yöresinin en özel lezzetlerinden Hatay ekşilemesini mutlaka deneyin.
HATAY MERKEZ HATAY İl Milli Eğitim Müdürlüğü Hatay Arsuz Öğretmenevi ve Akşam Sanat Okulu Genel Bilgi...
This tank, featured in my most recent MOC, is inspired by the tank featuring in Indiana Jones: The Last Crusade. In the movie the tank is owned and operated by the Republic of Hatay in Turkey and is therefore referred to as the “Hatay Heavy Tank”. From what I found the design is based on the real-life British Mark VII and Mark VIII tanks from late WWI, with the main turret mount on top being the major difference. In the movie this platform doesn’t appear to be able rotate, but this is a feature I wanted to add. I have no idea whether this is “historically accurate” or not. I spent hours looking at various reference pictures from the movie, and other non-LEGO models to get a good sense of the scale of the model. I found some very interesting articles detailing the different features and characteristics of the tank. I decided a long time ago that I wanted to build this, and the intention was always to use dark tan. My starting point was the part of the tank called the sponsons, with a gun-mount on each flank. After getting those right, I built the “side-panels” with the tank treads mostly using the SNOT technique. The tank treads sit in perfectly in place but are not mechanized. With the way I built the model, this should be possible to achieve, so I might go back to it someday. The tank treads can actually move though. Both side panels attach to a middle section that is fully detailed on top and underneath, but with no interior. The middle section with where the cloth-piece and dynamite sit isn’t attached to anything. It is held in place by some slopes, and can simply be lifted off. Building an interior is also possible, but I didn’t feel it necessary to do. The gun mount on top of the tank does, however, fit one minifig, as you can see it other pictures. The model isn’t 100% accurate to the Hatay Heavy Tank from Indiana Jones, but this was never my intention either. Building this tank was an extremely fun challenge and process, as it’s completely different to what I usually do. The result is a lot better than how I expected it to be, when I started.
The Hatay Archaeology Museum is the archaeology museum of Antakya, Turkey. It is known for its extensive collection of Roman and Byzantine Era mosaics. The muse...
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