CUSTOM CAR CULTURE
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The Custom House, King’s Lynn. Built in 1683 when the town was a major port on the North Sea. It overlooks Lynn's medieval Hanseatic League harbour.
The Custom House was designed by architect Henry Bell and built by John Turner. Architecture critic Nikolaus Pevsner called it 'one of the most perfect buildings ever built'.
The bronze statue is of the famous Pacific coast explorer, George Vancouver, who was born in Lynn 22 June 1757, the son of a customs collector.
Custom motorcycle. Custom - Festival in Moscow.
Custom - a vehicle (often used in relation to motorcycles), made in a single or extremely small number of copies, usually it is otherwise decorated or completely reworked serial models of motorcycles or cars. The main idea of such a vehicle is that it maximally satisfies the needs and ideas of the owner about the motorcycle / car. In the 90s. and to date, very expensive custom bikes produced by specialized workshops (the most famous can be considered Orange County Choppers and West Coast Choppers Jesse James) are status symbols. Some motorists believe that these custom bikes are motorcycles made by the hands of the owner.
Headband by Glamourfae,
Coat top by Sugarmag, Ginas
Tulle skirt by Dollicious,
Socks, Gina's
Short Boots, Ixtee
After a long (9 months!) hiatus from customizing dolls, I am happy to finally be back in action :)
This girl is a human haired orphan who was named Ava, for it means "bird" in Latin :)
I hope you love her!
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Based on his ESB look as opposed to the prequels. I used a baby figure as a base, and sculpted everything else. I wish I could take credit for that idea, but it's all Andy/Delta's idea. His stick's a lever piece and his hair is a cotton ball. Sorry that the photo's kinda blurry, it was tough to get my camera to focus on him for some reason.
whaddya think
A trip to McKinney Texas to check out a custom car show. I really enjoy this when I have the time. 1923 T-Bucket
A perfect day to be outside and explore Cardinal's famed Boneyard. This 1950 Chrysler Desoto Custom was weathered and worn, but was very fun to photograph.
The custom parts are finished, and the cockpit is stickered. Gil- I could use paint instead of stickers, but the paint is an imperfect match for color and finish, while the stickers are official LEGO and match the color perfectly. This is the best for swooshing.
Taken on a lovely still evening with the River Liffey almost as calm as a mill pond. Here's what Wikipedia has to say about this beautiful building and its history:- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Custom_House