https://www.deviantart.com/sporemanjake/art/XPS-Gojicenter-s-Indominus-Rex-and-Indoraptor-2-0-1182302131

Goji Center's Indominus Rex 2.0

Fireman Sam

Stormtrooper que aparece en las misiones de the Mandalorian de Beskar

Stormtrooper del remanente imperial

Fireman Sam (Series 5)

Now you can start the extermination knowing that your pet dog won't be trying to save the roaming uninvited ants in your household, while also setting up new living quarters for any guests who dare come without a reservation. This is a covor for ant ant killer, it comes with a tray, and a detachable roof.

RetiremAnt Home

Coorta was a miner at the Peragus Mining Facility in 3951 BBY, known for smuggling blasters, spice, and grenades. Seeking profit, he planned to sell the exiled Jedi Meetra Surik to the Exchange, which offered a bounty on Jedi. Surik had arrived unconscious aboard the Ebon Hawk, brought by T3-M4, along with a hidden HK-50 assassin droid posing as a maintenance officer.

learning Surik’s identity, Coorta conspired with other miners to capture and sell her, despite opposition from Foreman Sien and intervention by the Administration Officer, who tried contacting the Republic to send Surik to Telos IV. HK-50 manipulated Coorta, promising help while plotting to eliminate witnesses. Using the maintenance officer’s voice, the droid ordered mining droids to attack, triggered explosions, locked down the facility, and sabotaged ventilation, flooding dormitories with toxic fumes.

HK-50 betrayed Coorta, reversed turbolift codes, and ordered mining droids to kill him and his fellow conspirators.

Kotor 2 - Coorta

Bruno Hardwick looks like he’s carried more weight than he ever talks about. Close-cropped and bald, broad-faced, heavy-lidded, he wears a tired, unsmiling expression that reads less “angry” than done—the kind of look that comes from long shifts, bad lighting, and too many conversations that went nowhere. The skin detail is grounded and human: subtle redness around the nose and cheeks, creases that sit where years have settled, a jaw that looks like it’s clenched by habit. As a model, he works as a realistic NPC portrait, a bouncer, foreman, mechanic, fixer, or small-town antagonist—someone who doesn’t posture, because he doesn’t need to.

Bruno Hardwick, a weathered workingman bust

**Object:** Fireman's Memorial Marker (Helmet Motif)
**Location:** Cincinnati, OH
**Date:** Late 19th Century

**Historical Significance:**
This marker features a traditional 19th-century firefighter's helmet. Monuments like these honor the dangerous reality of volunteer fire brigades during the industrial age.

**Preservation Status & Discovery:**
This "Digital Twin" captures two critical elements of the monument's current state. First, the upper block has been severely displaced from its pedestal base, likely due to kinetic impact (such as a fallen tree limb or heavy groundskeeping equipment). Second, the digitization process revealed intricate carved foliage and wreath details surrounding the helmet—features that were nearly invisible to the naked eye in the field due to heavy biological growth and shadows. This scan ensures these hidden details are preserved and easily studied.

**Digitization:** The American Digital Heritage Project

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