Phosphor

Phosphor

The Bronze.

Cast it in bronze.

Scoring at the Bronze.

I got the bronze!

So I tried bronze casting.

They're going to the Bronze.

The statue was cast in bronze.

They cast bronze into a statue.

We'll start with the game Horn from Phosphor Games in Chicago.

The bronze statue was broken into pieces.

Bronze is composed of copper and tin.

Are we going to the Bronze tonight?

Of course we're going to the Bronze!

Volunteer soldier, Bronze Star for distinguished service.

And for that reason, we cover the LED with a phosphor cap.

For his heroics, he received the Bronze Star

Pretty good soldier, too. Bronze Star, Purple Heart.

Just opposite the bronze statue of Louis XIV.

The bronze statue looks quite nice from a distance.

They set up a bronze statue of the hero.

It's actually a Bronze Age culture that's been isolated.

It was around the beginning of the bronze age,

Combat medals, Bronze Stars, Purple Heart, Purple Heart, Purple Heart.

He took my master Falcon pattern, he actually did lost wax casting in bronze for me, and this is the bronze I got back.

Bronze ware is largely made from alloys of brass and tin.

The completion of the bronze statue did credit to the sculptor.

So, of course, since it's bronze it has to be true.

There's my first casting, there's my master and there's my bronze.

And the phosphor is excited by the blue and makes the light white and warm and pleasant.

Today a bronze statue waiting Hatiko standing at the railway station Shibui.

It's a moose trying to copulate with a bronze statue of a bison.

The bronze is nice hard, durable material that could roll on the ground.

It's a little less than a millimeter that was turned of solid bronze.

Well, this was probably a copy of a bronze, which would have been used

Here is an example of the same symbol on an ancient Chinese bronze inscription.

This is a bronze ball, an aluminum arm here, and then this wooden disk.

Served in First FAST Company. Bronze Star and Purple Heart for service in Iraq.

And so I went about and made that sculpture, turning it out of solid bronze.

Now we can fast forward many thousands of years into the Bronze Age and beyond.

And if you're not too swamped with catching up, you should come by the Bronze tonight.

The 5 yen coin is made from brass and the 10 yen coin is made from bronze.

You know we had Bronze Age and we had Iron Age and we had the Industrial Revolution.

Once there was a Stone Age, a Bronze Age and now we are in the middle of the Plastic Age.