#toy destroyer

[theyanderespecialist]

THE DESTROYER HAS RETURNED! 🐾🦴 My Doggo Loves Tearing Her Toys Apart! 

My Doggo, the Chole Hoeyy Loves to destroy her toys. She is the Destroyer and has destroyed many toys. She is smart enough not to eat their stuffing though. 

She has not destroyed a toy in years, but she is back! BACK AGAIN! DESTROYERS BACK! TELL A FRIEND!!!!

[firehair12000]

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[scribe-of-hael]

Judge Starscream this, Judge Starscream that WHAT ABOUT SPARK ARMOR STARSCREAM?

[onlymylovesurvive]

Lucy Chen’s future (and her apartment) is so bright, she needs shades ✨ Happy finale week!

[chernobog13]

Magnificent diorama depicting the climatic battle from Godzilla Minus One (2023).

Looks like instead of a model of Godzilla the Bandai SH Monsterarts action figure was used instead. That's a pretty neat idea, as you can repose Godzilla in the diorama depending on how the mood strikes you.

[twobitmulder]

Welcome to the Frickin’ Guardians of the Galaxy

[comicchannel]

Hellboy Action Figure 30th Anniversary Edition - 1000 Toys

Link para compra BR: *Possível importar pelo Link abaixo

Buy here: https://amzn.to/47iiKlH

[pagan-stitches]

Bad dog 🐶

[mumblelard]

rest in peace worn-out wiggle worms. you were worthy adversaries and wiley prey, but with every hunt you scatter more of your corporeal fluff across the freshly cleaned floors. you will be missed

[reactor-four-official]

The Only Successful Chernobyl Robot: The Toy Tank

Chernobyl is a notable example of the use of robots to clean up and scout out areas hazardous to human workers. The robots of Chernobyl are infamous amongst the Liquidators who worked with them for their unreliability and expense. Because of their cost and the way Soviet procurement worked, any robot that failed while being used had to be retrieved by the Liquidators. Since most of the robots died in high radiation areas, many men were 'burned' (met their radiation quotas) just to get them into relative safety where they could be repaired or scrapped. There is, however, one notable exception to this trend; the Toy Tank (seen in the photo above).

Purchased by a liquidator in Kiev for 12 rubles (~$5) in 1986 after the Chernobyl disaster, this plastic tank had a short cord attaching it to its remote controller. It could move forwards and backwards, turn, and rattle to imitate firing its gun. After being brought to the Chernobyl Zone, it was quickly retrofitted for use at the CHNPP. The controller wire was extended to ten meters, and the tank was retrofitted with a flashlight, thermometer, and dosimeter. Using these tools, the tank could be sent ahead of exploration teams in the warren of rooms and hallways of Unit 4 as a 'hunting dog' to do primitive dosimetric and temperature exploration. This allowed the Liquidators to move with far more safety and caution into the depths of Unit 4.

The tank was procured and used by the Chernobyl Sarcophagus Exploration Team, a group of scientists from the Kurchatov Institute tasked with locating and monitoring the uranium fuel of Reactor 4 within the Unit Block. Nuclear fuel gives off radiation and heat, and so the tank was used to keep the team out of any unexplored rooms that may have contained these hazards. The tank was by all accounts extremely effective, and as an added bonus was far easier to decontaminate than the complex robots provided by various science ministries.

The performed its task deftly and with great success until the spring of 1987, when it became impossible to decontaminate any further. It was entombed in the Sarcophagus which it so dutifully explored.

This may seem like an urban legend or a wacky story made up by a tour guide, but it is in fact corroborated by countless memoirs and interviews with Liquidators. Also, no discredit to the other robots that served admirably at Chernobyl. There were probably other, equally as effective robots used in the zone, but this is the one most people who worked at the CHNPP itself speak of with any form of reverence.

Borovoi, A. A. (2017). Chapter 5: Robots. In My Chernobyl: The human story of a scientist and the Nuclear Power Plant Catastrophe (pp. 68–69). essay, Piscataqua Press.

BONUS STORY!

The Toy Tank does have a big brother, three (some sources say four) ISU-152 self propelled gun that were used to demolish large buildings in the Chernobyl Zone.

Below: One of the ISU-152 'Demolition Tanks' used in the Chernobyl Zone. The New Safe Confinement covering Unit 4 can be seen in the background.

Click here for more info on the ISU-152s

[actionfiguresunite]

Thor and The Destroyer, Race for Mjölnir!

The awakening.

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[the-delta-42]

Toys Return - Destroyer - 1/980 - IJN Isokaze - Mini Kit - Model Building Video

[plasticsparkphotos]

Fans Hobby MB-23 Destroyer (Vehicle Mode, Power Pilot, Undercarriage, Accessory Storage)

[reyturnofbensolo]

I love you guys❣️😍

[tallus76-photography]

Fans Hobby MB-23 Destroyer (AKA Buster)