Photo Archives: OTC Lobot (Cloud City)

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Photo Archives: OTC Princess Leia (Cloud
City)

Photo Archives: OTC Princess Leia (Cloud
City) 07/12/2004 01:02 AM
Princess Leia is truly a vision in the clouds in today's Photo Archives update. Taking a break from the Rebel Alliance on Cloud City in The Empire Strikes Back, her royal highness fulfills many collector requests in this Original Trilogy Collection figure.

Vintage Photo Archives: Lobot

Vintage Photo Archives: Lobot 10/31/2003 01:41 AM
Perhaps the vintage Lobot action figure isn't as exciting as, say, either of the Bespin guards or the Cloud Car pilot, but he certainly was an intriguing character in the film, and that likely had a lot to do with today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive’s success on the toy shelves-- That or maybe it was the fancy shirts he had a proclivity for wearing that Star Wars fans went nuts for.

Photo Archives: OTC Cloud Car Pilot

Photo Archives: OTC Cloud Car Pilot 07/14/2004 03:19 AM
Our Photo Archives is updated today with one of the most-requested characters from The Empire Strikes Back...the Cloud Car Pilot! Loaded with multiple points of articulation, a removable helmet, and tons of detail for his Original Trilogy Collection debut, there's really only one question left on his mind...."Dude, where's my car?"

Vintage Photo Archives: (Twin Pod) Cloud
Car Pilot

Vintage Photo Archives: (Twin Pod) Cloud
Car Pilot 11/05/2003 01:48 AM
Many may think that the (Twin Pod) Cloud Car Pilot had stones for firing at the Millennium Falcon. After all only someone with big, heavy, diamond-hard stones would take a cloud car to threaten the famous Correllian freighter, right? Truth of the matter is, when asked if he had ever heard of the ship that made the Kessel run in twelve parsecs, today’s Addition to the Vintage Photo Archive was quoted as saying: "What? Huh?".He may not be too smart, but he sure makes for a cool action figure!

OTC Cloud Car Pilot And Lobot

OTC Cloud Car Pilot And Lobot 05/25/2004 10:20 AM
More carded pictures of new Original Trilogy Collection figures have surfaced, showcasing two new figures from the Cloud City themed wave: Cloud Car Pilot (OTC-19) and Lobot (OTC-20). Click on the thumbnails above for the new pics.

New Saga Figures Now Available At Cloud
City!

New Saga Figures Now Available At Cloud
City! 11/04/2003 09:25 PM
From CloudCity.com: "New Saga Figures now available: Hoth Trooper, R-3PO, Luke Skywalker Hoth Attack, Ach-Med Bek, Imperial Dignitary #2.

A Cloud City News Release

A Cloud City News Release 03/06/2004 02:00 AM
From CloudCity.com: " We now have the Star Destroyer Wave IN STOCK AND READY FOR IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT!  This wave includes Bossk, Dengar, and Admiral Ozzel figures. The new Unleashed figures are arriving daily to Cloud City and orders are being filled as they are received.  Place your order now to receive your Unleashed Chewy, Luke X-Wing, and Clone Trooper quickly."

A Cloud City News Release:

A Cloud City News Release: 03/13/2003 04:48 PM
CloudCity has FAO Schwartz Imperial Shuttles in stock and ready to ship for as low as $129.99. These shuttles are case fresh! Click on the link to view the shuttles at CloudCity.

Cloud City Has OTC Bespin Assortment

Cloud City Has OTC Bespin Assortment 06/03/2004 07:03 PM
From Cloud City" We now have the Original Trilogy Collection Bespin Assortment in stock and ready to ship! This assortment includes the following figures on the new vintage style cardbacks - Leia Bespin, Cloud Car Pilot, Lobot, R2-D2, C-3PO, Boba Fett, Obi-Wan, Stormtrooper, and Wicket. Currently in our eBay store (eBay ID "wwwcloudcitycom") we have the Original Trilogy Collection Bespin figures AFA Graded for auction as well. Also in stock are the New Original Trilogy Collection Vehicles – Electronic X-Wing and Tie Fighter.

Photo Archives: Ask Yoda

Photo Archives: Ask Yoda 08/09/2004 01:03 PM
Our Photo Archives gets a little bit more wise today with the addition of Ask Yoda from the Original Trilogy Collection. Complete with a 24 phrases and soft goods clothing, this version of Yoda is based on his appearance in The Empire Strikes Back. As an added bonus, we've also added the Saga version of Ask Yoda as well, although his outfit is from Attack of the Clones.

Vintage Photo Archives: EV-9D9

Vintage Photo Archives: EV-9D9 01/05/2004 02:25 AM
Believe it or not, EV-9D9, the creepy tobacco throated droid from Jabba’s Palace, was actually a female droid! Yes, that’s right, in the old days of Star Wars today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive shared the pages of the annual ‘Hot Chicks In A Galaxy Far, Far Away…’ calendar. Humana. Humana. Humana.

Vintage Photo Archives: 4-LOM

Vintage Photo Archives: 4-LOM 11/14/2003 01:20 AM
Most vintage collectors will argue to no end that Kenner's vintage Star Wars line was flawless, but even the most die-hard out there will agree that the toymaker did mess up once. The mistake in question deals partially with the 4-LOM action figure. It seems that the hard working people at Kenner had somehow mixed his and Zuckuss's names up. As a result, to vintage collectors, today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive will always be 4-LOM. But for those of you that read this column daily, it is, of course, all old news…

Photo Archives: OTC Snowtrooper

Photo Archives: OTC Snowtrooper 08/27/2004 01:38 PM
Our Photo Archives is updated today with the Original Trilogy Collection version of the Empire's Blizzard Force footsoldier, Snowtrooper from The Empire Strikes Back. This time around, this figure has a slightly darker jumpsuit, although the accessories remain as deadly as ever.

Photo Archives: OTC Spirit Obi-Wan

Photo Archives: OTC Spirit Obi-Wan 07/08/2004 12:14 PM
Today's Photo Archives update continues the "Dagobah Training" theme with Spirit Obi-Wan who comes back from the dead in The Empire Strikes Back to watch over his pupil. Old Ben shimmers and glows spectacularly as part of the Original Trilogy Collection.

Vintage Photo Archives: 8D8

Vintage Photo Archives: 8D8 12/15/2003 02:28 AM
How is it that 8D8, a mute white robot that looks like it belongs on a Pete Townsend album cover could be a popular action figure? Well, in the case of 8D8, there is the whole Star Wars character angle, plus like many kids, this guy liked taking out his aggressions on pool little Power Droids. So it would seem a no-brainer… Well, except that today's addition to the Vintage Photo Archive wasn’t really a popular action figure. Chances are, anyone with hours on their hands (like any toy collector doesn’t have too much of that) could probably still find a couple of these carded at their local mom and pop toy store. Hint: Look behind the Bionic Six action figures in the discount bin.

Photo Archives: OTC TIE Fighter

Photo Archives: OTC TIE Fighter 06/02/2004 01:26 PM
Our Original Trilogy Collection Photo Archives gets its first official entry today with the "new" version of the TIE Fighter. This vehicle is the same version as last year's Saga release, only this time there is no pilot included. Look for the TIE Fighter Pilot to come separately later this year.

LEGO Photo Archives

LEGO Photo Archives 12/19/2003 11:31 AM
A new Star Wars LEGO photo archive section has been created, and we are launching it with the a showcase on the LEGO Writing system pens.

Photo Archives: OTC Greedo

Photo Archives: OTC Greedo 08/23/2004 06:54 AM
Our Photo Archives is updated today with the Original Trilogy Collection version of the Rodian bounty hunter Greedo. While the debate continues as to who shot first in that Mos Eisley Cantina scene from A New Hope, the end result is the same...poor Greedo is still dead.

Photo Archives Update: OTC Cardbacks

Photo Archives Update: OTC Cardbacks 09/02/2004 12:05 PM
It's all about the packaging with the Original Trilogy Collection this year. Not only do we get the cards we've always wanted to buy, but we also get the cards the toy designers have always wanted to make! As I've been getting luckier with my toy hunts recently, I've been scanning in the cardbacks to show off the great backgrounds that are part of this line. I don't have them all yet, but what I have scored has been added to our Photo Archives today.

Vintage Photo Archives: Warok

Vintage Photo Archives: Warok 01/12/2004 01:50 AM
One would figure that after seven Ewoks, Kenner would have finally been able to get it out of their system, but alas, as this figure proves nothing could be further from the truth. Mind you, one has to wonder what the point of adding Warok to the collection. For the most part, he is nothing more than a better made version of a figure that came out a few month’s earlier (Lumat). From that point of view however, it may be that today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive was only the herald to the way of life Star Wars collectors would have to adapt to ten years later…

Photo Archives: Stormtrooper Bust-Up

Photo Archives: Stormtrooper Bust-Up 06/05/2005 11:51 PM
Today's Photo Archives update continues our series that will get us caught up with Gentle Giant Studios line of Bust-Ups. The next in Series 2 is the Stormtrooper, which comes in a variety of poses...check back for those later this week.

Photo Archives: VOTC Han Solo

Photo Archives: VOTC Han Solo 07/09/2004 01:54 AM
Our Photo Archives adds the first in the new special Vintage-style Original Trilogy Collection figures, this time from A New Hope. The ultimate version of Han Solo, this figure perfectly captures every detail of the cocky Corellian captain of the Millennium Falcon. Pose him in the cockpit, firing at a squad of Stormtroopers, or blasting bounty hunters in the Mos Eisley Cantina, this figure can do it all!

Vintage Photo Archives: Klaatu

Vintage Photo Archives: Klaatu 12/09/2003 02:41 AM
The vintage Klaatu figure may seem like nothing more than a plastic representation of one of the many thugs on the payroll of one Jabba The Hutt. To a vintage variation collector, however, today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive is evil... pure, unadulterated evil.

Vintage Photo Archives: Ugnaught

Vintage Photo Archives: Ugnaught 10/29/2003 02:20 AM
Believe it or not, the vintage Ugnaught action figure was not a peg warmer! Granted the ugly little dudes weren’t the first to fly off the shelves, but sell they still did. When Kenner’s Star Wars line was winding down, collectors were tripping over Endor Leias, and in some regions even Stormtrooper Lukes and Carbonite Hans, but the short guys with the make up cases were no where to be found… Granted, he was technically an army builder –even if it was an army of stunted unsightly pig guys with aprons and purses. Go to the Vintage Photo Archive to see what all the cross-dressing hype was about.

Vintage Photo Archives: Nikto

Vintage Photo Archives: Nikto 12/16/2003 01:56 AM
Despite how simplistic the vintage Nikto figure appears to be, it is one of the most faithful sculpts to be found in the Kenner line. As a matter of fact, save the yellow lines that were on the character’s pants, today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive proves that the people at Kenner were not only very concerned with making top quality toys that best represented the film, they wanted to make toys worthy of the children that they made the toys for. There is little doubt that Kenner ‘really did care’ about more than the bottom line and it showed.

Photo Archives: Thermal Detonators

Photo Archives: Thermal Detonators 01/16/2004 11:05 AM
When Princess Leia disguised herself as the Ubese bounty hunter Boushh, she brought along a little insurance to bargain with. Our Master Replicas Photo Archives is updated today with three versions of the Thermal Detonator: an As First Built Edition, a Limited Edition and a Signature Edition autographed by none other than Carrie Fisher, the actress who portrayed the Rebel Alliance leader in the Classic Trilogy.

Photo Archives: VOTC Obi-Wan Kenobi

Photo Archives: VOTC Obi-Wan Kenobi 07/15/2004 03:38 AM
Our Photo Archives is updated with the next in the new special Vintage-style Original Trilogy Collection figures from A New Hope. The ultimate version of Obi-Wan Kenobi, this figure perfectly captures every detail of the crazy old hermit-turned-Jedi Master. Pose him scaring off sandpeople, disabling a tractor beam, or dueling a dark lord, this figure can do it all!

Vintage Photo Archives: Yak Face

Vintage Photo Archives: Yak Face 01/23/2004 03:58 AM
Much like the Vinyl Cape Jawa and Blue Snaggletooth, Yak Face will always be a famous and sought after Star Wars collectible, both from die-hard collectors in the Star Wars community and outside as well. Though considered to be quite rare, eBay has proven to have them available in fairly decent quantities on a nearly daily basis. Nonetheless, it’s perceived to be unbelievably rare –which isn’t all together true- and therefore warrants higher than average prices. On a side note, with this post we finish the first part of our Vintage Photo Archive. Be sure to check out part two coming this summer to a galaxy near you…

Photo Archives: Stormtrooper Blaster

Photo Archives: Stormtrooper Blaster 02/07/2005 01:09 AM
Today we update our Master Replicas Photo Archives with the BlasTech E-11 Blaster Pistol, or the Stormtrooper Blaster, which was used by the soldiers of the Empire in A New Hope.

Vintage Photo Archives: Too-Onebee
(2-1B)

Vintage Photo Archives: Too-Onebee
(2-1B) 11/04/2003 02:01 AM
Sure the vintage 2-1B action figure was Johnny-on-the-spot whenever a farm boy needed to get some serious plastic surgery or a new bio-mechanic hand, but what has he done for the Rebellion lately? More than you know pal, more than you'll ever know! For instance, whom do you think the Rebels turn to on New Year's Eve for a designated driver? Who do you think shovels the walks on the Hoth base and scrubs the moss of the Ewok suspension bridges on the Forest moon of Endor? That's right, the good old medical droid, that's who. Today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive doesn't mind much though, since it keeps the Rebels off his precious collection of medical gurneys.

Vintage Photo Archives: Pruneface

Vintage Photo Archives: Pruneface 12/10/2003 02:16 AM
Generally speaking, vintage collectors disregard virtually everything the Expanded Universe has offered to the Star Wars community. Even though they still call him Pruneface instead of “Orrimaarko.”, all have to agree that the EU did answer the age old question that overshadows all others in the vintage community: ...Who’s this guy???... With it’s rather ambiguous card back photo, most collectors thought today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive was based on one of the myriad characters from Jabba’s Palace who got a millisecond of screen time in Return Of The Jedi. As it turns out, he ended up being a rebel dude from the second act... who only got a millisecond of screen time in Return Of The Jedi.

Photo Archives: Medal of Yavin

Photo Archives: Medal of Yavin 02/13/2004 12:52 AM
Our Master Replicas Photo Archives is updated today with the perfect reward for heroes of the Rebel Alliance. The Medal of Yavin shown here is a prototype of the finished product, as you'll see in the plaque. Now collectors can have their own ceremonial scene from A New Hope...space princess not included.

Photo Archives: Imperial Shuttle

Photo Archives: Imperial Shuttle 11/03/2003 01:01 AM
The Imperial Shuttle makes an unscheduled landing today in our Photo Archives. Originally appearing in Return of the Jedi, then retroactively snuck into the special edition of The Empire Strikes Back, this vehicle transports high-ranking officials across the galaxy and features adjustable wings, landing gear, and room for the Emperor and his entourage.

Photo Archives: Unleashed Chewbacca

Photo Archives: Unleashed Chewbacca 02/13/2004 12:09 PM
Our Photo Archives is updated today with the Unleashed Chewbacca figure from A New Hope. Proving that it's not wise to upset a Wookiee, the co-pilot of the Millennium Falcon growls in a berserker rage at anyone who threatens those under his protection.

Vintage Photo Archives: Amanaman

Vintage Photo Archives: Amanaman 01/22/2004 02:13 AM
Virtually unheard of in the vintage line, the Amanaman action figure is actually a little too large to be the correct scale. Nonetheless, with it’s ultra accurate sculpt and paint job, not to mention the staff ‘o heads, today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive is one of the greatest achievements in the entire Kenner collection.

Photo Archives: Cantina Bar Sets

Photo Archives: Cantina Bar Sets 06/29/2004 12:08 PM
All six sets featured in their original packaging . . .

Vintage Photo Archives: Zuckuss

Vintage Photo Archives: Zuckuss 11/13/2003 01:59 AM
Most vintage collectors will argue to no end that Kenner's vintage Star Wars line was flawless, but even the most die-hard out there will agree that the toymaker did mess up once. The mistake in question deals partially with the Zuckuss action figure. It seems that the hard working people at Kenner had somehow mixed his and 4-LOM's names up. As a result, to vintage collectors, today’s addition to the Vintage Photo Archive will always be Zuckuss.

Photo Archives: Unleashed Bossk

Photo Archives: Unleashed Bossk 08/27/2004 01:38 PM
The year of Bossk continues as we wrap up our series of Unleashed additions to our Photo Archives. The fearsome Trandoshan bounty hunter first seen in The Empire Strikes Back lives for hunting down his prey. His deadly aim and fiery temper make him a force to be reckoned with.

Photo Archives: R-3PO (Hoth Evacuation)

Photo Archives: R-3PO (Hoth Evacuation) 11/13/2003 12:28 PM
The Hoth Evacuation begins in our Photo Archives today as the Empire attacks the hidden Rebel base, as seen in The Empire Strikes Back. Protocol Droid R-3PO is determined to not get left behind, but he'll have to be quick to catch the last Rebel Transport.
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The Former Empire Strikes Back

The Former Empire Strikes Back 02/19/2004 07:35 PM
This is just the latest evidence that search engines are revving up for a battle in 2004 – and the reigning champion Google is going to have to fight to keep ...

Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back

Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back 04/03/2005 09:53 PM

I know it's kind of pointless to review some of the most re/viewed movies in history, but I'm working my way through the original Star Wars trilogy on DVD and I haven't seen them in awhile, so I'm putting down some thoughts anyway.

Something that struck me while watching Empire is that every time I see a Star Wars film, I catch something I missed the previous 50 times. I generally chalk this up to my not paying close enough attention or forgetting that I actually caught it the last time around**. But I also think, begrudgingly, that Lucas is a little smarter than I give him credit for and the first three movies are more complex than they seem.

The novel thing this time around for me occurred during Luke and Vader's first meeting in Cloud City. I never noticed that Vader isn't trying to turn Luke to the Dark Side to join him and the Emperor. He wants Luke to help him overthrow the Emperor and they'll rule as father and son. And then that sets up all sorts of weird shifting alliances and intrigue between the three of them...the Emperor is trying to play Vader and Luke off of each other, Vader is trying to keep his true goal a secret from the Emperor and might have to kill Luke to do so, and Luke's trying to fend off both of them and keep his own secrets (Yoda, his sister). I mean, it's not The Godfather, but it's not bad.

** This happens to me all the time, especially with shows like Law & Order. I can't remember a single episode from start to finish, which means I can watch them over and over again and always be surprised about what happens at the end.

(Rating: 95/100)

eBay Today: The Empire Strikes Back
Sketchbook

eBay Today: The Empire Strikes Back
Sketchbook 12/02/2003 12:27 AM
Appreciating the artistic contributions of Joe Johnston.

Marvel Comics Gallery Update: The
Empire Strikes Back Weekly

Marvel Comics Gallery Update: The
Empire Strikes Back Weekly 04/21/2004 10:24 PM
Tonight we get another step closer to completing our Marvel Comics Cover Gallery, courtesy of Jason Todoroff. Jason provides a few more scans to the Marvel UK The Empire Strikes Back Weekly series, which adapted the US series, often with new covers.

OTC Vintage: Ben, Han And Leia Carded
Photos

OTC Vintage: Ben, Han And Leia Carded
Photos 05/22/2004 12:36 PM
We've got a few more images to share from the Original Trilogy Collection. This time it's the Vintage-style premium figures of Ben Kenobi, Han Solo and Princess Leia from their appearances in A New Hope.

The Empire Blogs Back

The Empire Blogs Back 07/26/2004 05:48 AM
Companies are finding that small-scale Web publishing -- blogging -- reaps big benefits when it comes to customer feedback. Just ask Microsoft. Ryan Singel reports from Berkeley, California.

City strikes nursery nurse deal

City strikes nursery nurse deal 06/03/2004 05:20 PM
Nursery nurses in Glasgow vote to return to work after accepting a pay offer from the city council.

Revenge of Pac-Man: Vintage Games Are
Back

Revenge of Pac-Man: Vintage Games Are
Back 06/03/2004 02:07 AM
80's nostalgia is reinvigorating interest in old video games, and an industry that has long focused on the future has become eager to herald its past.

Israel Strikes Gaza City Hours After
Rocket Attack

Israel Strikes Gaza City Hours After
Rocket Attack 06/19/2004 01:12 AM
Reuters via Wired News Jun 19 2004 4:40AM GMT

Battlefront Strikes Back

Battlefront Strikes Back 03/29/2005 09:34 AM
PC Gamer has apparently let slip that there will be a follow-up to the PC/console 3rd person shooter Star Wars Battlefront. Expect improved graphics, AI, new missions, and a Death Star level or two. We should hear more specific details at E3 in May. Thanks JoyStiq.

The intern strikes back

The intern strikes back 06/02/2004 03:23 PM
The intern accused of having an affair with Kerry does some investigative reporting of her own.

And so my education had taken me pretty much as far as it could. I started out as an ambitious young woman inspired by politics and the media. I’ve ended up disenchanted with both. If I had been an ambitious young man, this story would not have happened. I’m never going to know exactly what happened, but that matters less to me now. I lost a good friend and learned a few lessons. I am struck by the pitiful state of political reporting, which is dominated by the unholy alliance of opposition research and its latest tool, the Internet. Even the Wall Street Journal’s Website ran Drudge’s story, with only a brief disclaimer that his stories weren’t always accurate.

It was important for me to set the record straight. I don’t mean to dredge up old news by writing this, and I’m not trying to create any now, though I’m not unaware of the irony that I am adding to the ink spilled on this story. I don’t intend to discuss it again in public either. But for me, this painful experience will be hard to forget. It may be only a minor footnote to the campaign, but it has changed my life completely.

Dean strikes back

Dean strikes back 02/11/2004 04:25 PM

Yahoo strikes back

Yahoo strikes back 05/14/2004 06:15 AM
Netimperative May 14 2004 10:27AM GMT

Google Strikes Back

Google Strikes Back 09/03/2002 05:41 PM
BBC News: Google fights Chinese ban. "We are currently working with Chinese officials to get our full service restored to the millions of Chinese users who depend on Google every day," the company said in a statement. "Google has always been committed to providing our users with the most open access to information possible."...

Photos: Hot cars in the city

Photos: Hot cars in the city 03/23/2005 07:45 AM
At the New York International Auto Show, car enthusiasts will get a look at the latest computerized dashboards and more.

Intel strikes back with Nocona

Intel strikes back with Nocona 08/02/2004 03:54 PM
Infatuated with Itanium, Intel has long resisted the obvious: creating a 64-bit chip that simply extends the x86 architecture on which the company built its fortune. Instead, Intel has ceded that ground to AMD, whose 64-bit, x86-compatible Opteron has steadily eaten into the market shares of both Itanium and the 32-bit Xeon throughout the past year. For many, Itanium has been too expensive and too much of a departure. And Xeon has lacked the 64-bit headroom provided by Opteron.

The game changed in late June when Intel introduced its newest Xeon processor, code-named Nocona. Intel unveiled the most recent arrival in its storied Xeon processor line with little fanfare, but in fact, it’s a major departure given that Intel has actually adapted the x86-64 instruction set that AMD developed for the Opteron. Intel’s new architecture, the EM64T (Extended Memory 64 Technology), brings a Xeon chip into direct competition with the Opteron for the first time.

News source: InfoWorld

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Oracle strikes back against the Feds

Oracle strikes back against the Feds 03/06/2004 01:58 AM
SAP says eating PeopleSoft is good for everyone (except PeopleSoft)

Bell strikes back at Telus

Bell strikes back at Telus 08/03/2004 11:11 PM
globetechnology.com Aug 4 2004 3:03AM GMT

Intel strikes back with Nocona.

Intel strikes back with Nocona. 08/03/2004 09:26 PM
InfoWorld: Int el strikes back with Nocona. Did you wonder why there are no 64-bit Xeon benchmarks? Because no one can get it to work. No one! How sad is that?

Game.Ars -- Carl Strikes Back

Game.Ars -- Carl Strikes Back 09/17/2004 07:54 PM
Carl returns to Game.Ars with a round up of the week's gaming news.

Football: Owen strikes back

Football: Owen strikes back 03/31/2005 09:23 AM
England's Michael Owen answers criticism from Azerbaijan's Carlos Alberto.

Photo Archives: OTC Lobot (Cloud City)

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