#IWSP

[absolute-matter]

Strike e lukas custom i.w.s.p

[massterofnuun]

[WIP pt.2]

Strike Lesbian is still very much a work in progress (ootori left to build and decal up)

[esperproject]

[etes-secrecy-post]

Hi, before I explain my post, I want to say something important.

• What you see my blog has become a major overhaul. And despite the changes, I decided that my 2nd account will be now my artwork blog with a secret twist.

⚠️NEW RULE! (W/ BIGGER TEXT!)⚠️

⚠️ SO PLEASE DO NOT SHARE MY 2nd ACCOUNT TO EVERYONE! THIS SECRECY BLOG OF MINE IS FOR CLOSES FRIENDS ONLY!⚠️

• AND FOR MY CLOSES FRIENDS, DON’T REBLOG IT. INSTEAD, JUST COPY MY LINK AND PASTE IT ON YOUR TUMBLR POST! JUST BE SURE THE IMAGE WILL BE REMOVED AND THE ONLY LEFT WAS THE TEXT.

⚠️ SHARING LINKS, LIKE POSTS, REBLOG POSTS, STEALING MY SNAPSHOT PHOTOS/RECORDED VIDEOS/ARTWORKS (a.k.a. ART THIEVES) OR PLAGIARIZING FROM UNKNOWN TUMBLR STRANGERS WILL IMMEDIATELY BE BLOCKED, RIGHT AWAY!⚠️

😡 WHATEVER YOU DO, DO NOT EVER LIKED & REBLOG MY SECRET POST! THIS IS FOR MY SECRET FRIENDS ONLY, NOT YOU! 😡

Okay? Capiche? Make sense? Good, now back to the post…↓

#OnThisDay: Jan 2nd, 2019

Title: Cuteness Girl Members - The Dancerings

No #OnThisDay throwback post for the actual 'New Year' (Jan 1st, 2024) owing to our celebration. Now, its back with the 2nd day. 😊

Originally, I was gonna drew separately for my next HTF OC to join the three Dancerings; Maryline, Knify and Messlie (owned by my amigo D4RTHSP4RT4N) 🐿️♀🦨♀🐿️♀. But when I search hard of what Gundam Mobile Suit that they're fit, I've found this early mass produced 'M1 Astray' w/ a big brainblast Idea. So why not separately when I drew 3 HTF OC's in one big paper! 😁📝

So yeah, that's my first time ever to draw it. The three Dancerings in their 'M1 Astray' armors w/ their custom colors and their heart icons! 😃🤖

M1 Astray Maryline / Knify / Messlie [with their respective colored custom] Came from the real: MBF-M1 M1 Astray [CLICK ME!]

Armament(s):

"Igelstellung" 75mm Multi-Barrel CIWS • The Igelstellung 75mm multi-barrel Close In Weapon System is a pair of head mounted Vulcan guns. These guns are small-caliber shell firing weapons that are designed to shoot down missiles and lightly armored vehicles, but are ineffective against the heavier armor suit.

Type 70 Beam Saber • The type 70 beam saber is the standard close combat beam weapon of Orb armored suits. The MBF-M1 M1 Astray is equipped with two beam sabers on its flight pack.

Type 71 Beam Rifle • The type 71 beam rifle is the standard ranged beam weapon of the Orb military. The beam rifle fires an energy beam that is highly effective against most targets, such as mobile suits, but is less effective against targets designed to take beam attacks, such as laminated armor or shields treated with an anti-beam coating. It can destroy a mobile suit with a single shot.

Shield • M1 Astray can can use a physical shield for defense, it is mounted on the left forearm and/or handheld. This is the same type of shield as used by Strike and Duel armors.

Anti-ship Sword • A 9.1m long physical sword, the M1 Astray can be optionally equipped with up to two of this sword. Despite its name, the sword can be used for both anti-MS combat and anti-ship combat. Stored in special sheath mounted on the side armor, the sword is similar in appearance to the anti-ship swords found on the armor Strike Rouge IWSP (MBF-02+P202QX).

Type 71-44 Improved Sniper Beam Rifle • A weapon from the MBF-M1A M1A Astray, this was a handheld beam weapon that was developed specifically for long distance shooting.

Special Equipment(s) / Feature(s):

Flight Pack • To increase mobility, the M1 Astrays are fitted with a fixed "flight pack" derived from the GAT-X105 Strike's Aile Striker pack. The flight pack did not provide true flight but it did increase the suit's overall mobility, and allows it to fly for a short period.

EF-24R Flight Rotor Shrike • After the First Alliance-PLANT War, some M1 Astrays are fitted with the "EF-24R Flight Rotor Shrike", which is mounted on the existing flight pack for improved aerial capabilities. When equipped with the flight rotor shrike, the M1 Astray is known as M1 Astray Shrike and is capable of independent flight in the Earth's atmosphere.

The Dancerings: Maryline, Knify and Messlie (HTF OCs) - owned by D4RTHSP4RT4N (dA) [CLICK ME!] Armors (Mobile Suit Gundam SEED) - Gundam series © Bandai Namco Filmworks, Inc. (SUNRISE), Sotsu

[alfazagato2]

Bandai MG 1/100 GAT-X105E+AQM/E-M1 Lukas O'Donnell's Strike E+IWSP

[anxp]

I'm not gonna be able to do any custom project for a few months since i dont have any space to do it right now. But still manage to do 10 high grade kit this year.

1. GM Custom: Custom paint/custom gatling gun

2. Grimoire: Custom paint/custom backpack

3. Helios: Custom paint

4. Dantalion: Custom paint/custom backpack and weapon

5. Barbataurus: Repaint

6. GM Ground Type: Custom paint

7. Strike + IWSP: Custom paint

8. Blue Destiny: Custom paint

9. Kampfer: Repaint

10. Zaku II FZ: Custom paint/custom shoulder cannon

Hopefully i could do some MG or RG next year.

[tropicanaruntz]

iwsp.

[caris-p]

🥧Spinach Bacon Quiche

Got a whole 1kg slab of grade A salmon for free so I made it into quiche to share it with my friends

[moselwine]

Dneska jsem degustovala ostošest a moc me zaujalo výrazné červené suché barikové víno z Mosely🍷👌Příště vám pár lahví dovezeme 🙂#moselwein #moselwine #moselwinecz #cuvee #barrique #trockenwein #moselskavina #cervenevino #redwine #rotwein #barikovevino #mosela #internationalpraguewineshow #iwsp #hilton #prague #praguegirl #winetasting #degustace #vino #vinari (v místě Hilton Prague)

[murumokirby360]

[ARC] Gundam Extreme Vs 2 [Triad Battle] Strike Gundam (Mobile Suit Gundam SEED)

[vcagundam]

ราคา/สั่งซื้อ 🌐 www.vcagundam.com/p/915 MG | STRIKE GUNDAM + I.W.S.P. VCA GUNDAM (THAILAND) ☎ 083-050-1151 ⛳️ goo.gl/maps/xeuUuBZXjvq ✅ @vcagundam | line.me/ti/p/%40vcagundam ✅ Instagram.com/vcagundam ✅ Youtube | goo.gl/fnrsQ6 ✅ fb.com/VCAGundam ✅ www.vcagundam.com #MasterGrade #MG #GATX105 #StrikeGundamIWSP #StrikeGundam #สไตรค์กันดั้ม #สไตรค์กันดั้มIWSP #Bandai #Gundam #Gunpla #GundamThailand #GunplaThailand #กันดั้ม #กันพลา #VCAGundam (at VCA Gundam Thailand กันดั้ม กันพลา) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2O0xfOBNHp/?igshid=dyqzwot3mtuw

[clemprime13]

Time to show off a new hobby of mine. You see, I build Gunpla now. That’s short for Gundam Plastic Model, in case you’re not in the know.

My first build was the HG Strike Freedom, and… I highly regret having this be my first. A very complicated build, plus the yellow v-fin broke when I tried to put it on. Big oof. Also, the sheer amount of color correcting stickers was a tad overwhelming.

Next, we have the HG Gundam Heavyarms. The king of more gun. This was a much easier build, although I did find that the chest hinges can be fragile. Luckily the chest part stays on without it. Also, this was my first time panel lining. I did most of this build on my late Grandpa’s birthday. While he might not have understood this whole… Gundam thing, he would’ve been thrilled that I’m making something with my hands.

Finally (for now) we have the 1/100 Full Mechanics Calamity Gundam. This was a fun build, no issues to speak of. A point of warning though. If the front waist armor comes off, you have to disassemble the entire waist unit to get it back on. Very annoying. Getting him to hold the shield can also be a bit of a task.

I’ve got more kits on the way. My next build will be the Graze Ein from IBO. I also have the Strike IWSP and Buster Gundam on the way.

[anxp]

Strike Rouge IWSP

[itisagunpla]

I bought a 3rd party IWSP backpack from eBay for my HG Strike Rogue. Take a look if you are interested in accessories other than Bandai at https://itisagunpla.com/hg-mbf-02p202qx-strike-rouge-iwsp-part-2/.

[jasondefive-blog]

Fixed this since morning till late evening Finally done MG - Strike Gundam + IWSP #GUNDAM #IWSP #STRIKE #IGDAILY #IGLIKE #LIKE #FOLLOW #TOYS #DECOR

[yahoosg-workreadygraduates]

More than a job: making a difference with specialised degrees

The pace of change is accelerating. Many of the skills, roles and job scopes of today are constantly evolving due to a number of reasons such as technological innovations, globalisation and demographic shifts. Issues such as global warming and an ageing population are major concerns that organisations need to address if they are to contribute meaningfully to society and stay competitive at the same time.

There is a real need for educational institutions to identify specialised, growing industries and co-work with these industries to develop the right skills for our future workforce.

Whether it’s developing new technologies for the future or improving quality of life through healthcare, here are three degree programmes from SIT that will help contribute to building a better tomorrow.

Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering (Building Services), BEng/BEng (Hons)

Land space is precious, especially in a dense population like Singapore. Therefore, making the most of it through infrastructure that is built to withstand the test of time is crucial. More than designing new infrastructure, the Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering (SIE) Building Services degree focuses on rehabilitating and optimising existing infrastructure. It looks at principles of urban sustainability and the long-term economic analysis of energy use, material selection, and waste, among others. There is a whole science to how we approach building for the future and making sure our communities thrive in them.

What really makes this degree programme unique, however, is its strong focus on applied learning and close collaboration with industries. Final year Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) student Tan Zi Rui had the opportunity to complete a one-year Integrated Work Study Programme (IWSP) with Aurecon during the duration of her course. This experience provided her with valuable real-world experience. Upon completion of her IWSP, she says she has a much better understanding of the different roles involved in building a project. “I had the opportunity to see a project from start to end and learned a lot in the process.”

Collaborations like this benefit both the industry and students, as it provides a platform for students to show their capabilities and put their knowledge to practice, given how the degree programme is designed specifically for the industry.  “I believe the IWSP was the reason that they decided to hire me as a full-time staff after I finished my studies,” adds Tan.

Tan, who will be graduating in October this year with a Bachelor of Engineering with Honours, has been with the company for half a year now. She says, “I like that I get many opportunities to visit interesting sites like data centres, warehouses, clean rooms, even laboratories – places that most people will probably never get to visit.” With a long journey ahead of her, she says she is grateful for supportive colleagues, who have made her transition into the workplace a smooth one.

Physiotherapy, BSc/BSc (Hons)

Technology has changed the way we live and work. With machines doing most of the heavy lifting, many people now live a sedentary lifestyle, resulting in higher health risks. Combined with a higher life expectancy and a growing ageing population that needs help with mobility issues, chronic diseases and pain prevention, the need for physiotherapy has grown significantly.

Physiotherapy is taking its place in Singapore’s evolving healthcare ecosystem. Since 2015, the number of licensed physiotherapists has increased by 17 per cent. This culminated in the launch of a four-year joint physiotherapy undergraduate programme by SIT and Trinity College Dublin in 2016 to meet the needs of the society.

Marcus Lee, a third year physiotherapy student at SIT, became interested in the practice when he saw how it helped his grandmother when she had a fall. “I was fortunate to have observed a few sessions and saw how it really helped her. This opened my eyes to the world of physiotherapy and I was curious to find out more.”

With a heart for the elderly, Lee says that he has always had an interest in geriatrics, and a profession in physiotherapy would allow him to contribute meaningfully to society. He says, “People think that all we do as physiotherapists is massage and exercise. But physiotherapy covers a whole lot more than just that. This includes cardiopulmonary, musculoskeletal, neurology, sports, and paediatrics, to name a few.”

The course modules are co-created with clinical partners and industry advisors to ensure that the programme is clinically relevant and evidence-based. Besides theoretical knowledge, students will have opportunities to gain 30 weeks of clinical experience while working in the various hospitals and healthcare facilities in Singapore.

“Physiotherapy is a hands-on programme which requires us to learn and apply knowledge outside the classroom. The clinical attachments at the various healthcare settings will prepare us to be health professionals when we transit from university to the working world,” remarks Lee.

Pharmaceutical Engineering, BEng/BEng (Hons)

A lot of the work that pharmaceutical engineers do happen behind closed doors. However, the impact of their work can often go beyond borders. The Pharmaceutical Engineering (PHE) programme at SIT was designed to support the swift growth of Asia’s biopharmaceutical manufacturing industry in recent years.

Associate Professor Lim Kok Hwa, Pharmaceutical Engineering programme director and Chemical Engineering and Food Technology deputy cluster director, feels that as more people gain access to healthcare and populations shift to urban areas, non-communicable diseases like cancer, diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases are becoming more prevalent.

“PHE graduates will be part of a specialised workforce that will manufacture the growing suite of innovative healthcare products, to meet the evolving needs of patients around the world,” he comments.

Like the rest of its courses, the PHE programme at SIT is built with a strong industry focus in mind, so students will receive industry endorsed competency-based certifications when they complete certain modules. Students will also be given opportunities to collaborate with international teams, further enhancing their industry readiness.

As global citizens, we all have a part to play in ensuring a better quality of life for ourselves, and our children in the future. With a myriad of degree programmes and careers to choose from, these are only the tip of the iceberg. Check out the SIT degree programmes to find out more about what you can do to take Singapore into the future.