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• Alien vs Predator

  Alien vs. Predator (often abbreviated AvP) is a science fiction series spanning several forms of media. The series is a cross-over between two popular movie series about extraterrestrial beings: Alien (whose aliens are known as "Xenomorphs") and Predator (whose aliens are known as the "Yautja"); in AvP, the two species are in conflict with one another. ...[WikiPedia]

• Minerals

  The science of minerals; deals with the study of their atomic structure and their general physical and chemical properties.
  Collections started in 1986...

• Origami
  Origami is the art of paper folding. It was first developed by the Chinese, but was later adopted by the Japanese. Origami brings extra meaning to a piece of paper by shaping it into a form that has symbolism.
• Wallace & Gromit

  Wallace and Gromit are the main characters in a series of three British animated films by Nick Park of Aardman Animations. All the characters were made from moulded plasticine on wire frames, and filmed with stop motion animation.

• Doll House

  A dollhouse is a miniature replica of a standard house. They are most commonly associated with children's doll play, in which familiar domestic situations are simulated for play value, but the making, decorating, and display of dollhouses also forms a hobby for adults.

• Bonsai

  The Japanese word which roughly translated means "planted in a tray". The term to describe the art of emulating nature with living plants. Growing trees in small pots in such a way that they appear to be very old trees.

• Paper Cutting - Scherenschnitt

  Scherenschnitte, as its name implies, is a popular folk art form in German-speaking countries, although the craft had its origins in China and spread to many countries in Asia and Europe. Paper snowflakes cut from folded paper are the simple forms that most people know. However, true scherenschnitte becomes much more complex, with elaborate scenes resembling paper lace consisting of large branching trees, animals, and human figures. Variations such as paper cutouts applied to eggs and silhouettes.

• Lampe Berger

  Lampe Berger was born in 1898 when Maurice Berger discovered a process to purify the air with the catalytic combustion of ozoalcohol. Initially it was used only by the medical field for its antibacterial powers. Today you can find Lampe Berger oil fragrance lamps in homes around the world.

• vintage gaming

  Adventures in collecting, playing, and hacking vintage computing and gaming devices. Includes articles on retrogaming and obsolete gaming video system.

  • SNK Neo Geo
    Neo-Geo is the name of a cartridge-based arcade and home video game system released in 1990 by Japanese game company SNK. The system was years ahead of other home systems of its time, offering huge, colorful 2D graphics, and high-quality sound. This system wasn't years ahead of its time because of any innovations, it simply was the current standard of arcade hardware, but available for home purchase.[Wikipedia]
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    • SNK Neo Geo AES
    • SNK Neo Geo MVS
    • SNK Neo Geo Pocket
      The Neo-Geo Pocket Color or Neo-Geo Pocket Colour in the UK (shortened NGPC) was released on March 16, 1999 in Japan and was released in the United States on August 6, 1999. It was a 16-bit color hand held game console designed by SNK, the makers of the Neo Geo home console and arcade machine. It came after SNK's original Neo Geo Pocket monochrome handheld, which debuted in 1998 in Japan.
    • SNK Neo Geo CD
    • Move Lists & Game FAQs
      Move lists for many of the popular SNK Neo Geo fighting games.