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The Custom House in Dublin, with the Spire and Liberty House alongside, from the south side of the Liffey.
The UMP from my preset guide. Tried to use common and easy techniques to help demonstrate to newcomers how to make a custom weapon, while still customizing as much of the gun as possible.
Alright, after about a week and a half from my original preview, Amon is done! He was delayed due to a few things.
1) Pure laziness.
2) XBOX.
3) I was working on a "build". It's not a scene, nor a vehicle, but an animal. And it's not done yet.
Anyway, the picture in the corner is another upcoming figure of mine. Hopefully he'll be done in a week this time, but no promises. Hint: The figure'll have a lot of moxy. Also, I couldn't think of a good way to do Amon's legs, so they're heavily based off of MGF Customs's Amon. www.flickr.com/photos/michaelmgf/7188844837/in/photostream
EDIT: Anyone who watched the finale, you know IMAD...
I've always wondered what my custom LEGO train kits would look like as a "proper" retail product.
I've been selling instructions for these custom kits for a couple of years online at my website brickdimensions.com. Inevitably, I am often asked "how much does it cost with the bricks?" or "can you sell me the bricks?" etc. I've been reluctant to sell these models as complete kits with the bricks, stickers, etc. due to the labour involved and low volume. However, someone did persist with a substantial offer to buy several kits and I decided to give it a try.
This gave me the opportunity to go through process and identify the true impact on time and energy required to fulfill an order. I spent some time automating the Bill of Materials consolidation, fetching pricing, and making Bricklink orders and developed a set of Google sheets with custom scripts to help me with future procurement.
Having gone through the process, it does take more time than I would have liked. However, the lessons learned from this experience should make future kit-ups much faster.
As much as I would like there to be a market for custom LEGO train kits, I am not convinced that it is big enough to make commercial sense. I would love to be proven wrong--but at least I had fun "prototyping" what such a product offering would look like!
With my father having spent his working life with HM Customs (pre-merger with Inland Revenue), I have long photographed customs houses wherever I have found them. This one in Orkney would have been unfamiliar to him, but of the places where he was permanently attached, those in Grimsby and Hull (several) have either been repurposed or demolished.
June 2011
Rollei 35 camera
Fujichrome 100 film.
Blythe full custom, carved and makeup by me. For Carol Rossetti.
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Personalização completa de Blythe. Lábios esculpidos e maquiagem feitos por mim. Para Carol Rossetti.
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Doll base: TBL doll
Yeah!!!!! Huge kudos to my hubby for helping me drive around town today for Luka, the Travelling Blythe photos. She has to leave tomorrow morning & I hadn't been able to get her out & about town.
Anyway, we live in Bristol, Tennessee, USA. Our town is kind of special because it splits between two states. You can drive down the main road downtown one way & be in Virginia. Then turn around & drive back on the Tennessee side.
Bristol has different political positions for each side. Two different police stations that work separately, but the city promotes itself as one place.
This sign has been up in our town since 1921. It reads "Bristol VA-TN - A Good Place to Live"
I'll be uploading more Luka shots a little at a time today & tomorrow in honor of this little visitor. I'm so sad to let her go!
I just finished the first custom of the Violka sisters! :D Violka is Orange Tea Dolls' doll, and she has her preorder 15th - 28th of February. Here is her website: www.orangeteadolls.net/
She also has a flickr right here: www.flickr.com/photos/69753175@N03 :)
I made her a soft faceup with freckles covering her cheeks and whole body, and I also the some clothes (FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MY LIFE :D I'm so proud!!) with the help of My Meadow ! Oh There would be no way I could even sew two patches together if she wasn't supervising me hahahah!
A fellow and his ride, an all terrain micro compact. Imagine the trailer that four inch ball can pull !
Behind Gene Winfield's Mojave Desert custom workshop is his own private junkyard. This backlot is packed with junker hot rods, never finished projects and forgotten treasures. Visit the set page for more.
Night, combination of two 2-minute exposures. Full moon, natural LED flashlight and red-gelled strobe.
Reprocessed and replaced, December 2024.
This girl's momma has been patiently waiting a WHOLE year for this moment, so I'm super excited to finally present this girl to you all! She's my first girl of 2018 but one of my last commissions from my 2017 waiting list; she's got 2 hand painted eyechips and 2 digitally printed ones. She's very happy to be traveling to Canada soon to be reunited with her sweet momma. I hope you love her!
Just by looking at this girl you wouldn't believe her base doll is Angelica Eve! Besides the usual work, she got open mouth with teeth, a haircut and bangs! I was very excited about the teeth because it's been over a year since anyone requested them! This girl is very sweet and loves everything science! bugs and weird critters are her favorite!!! I hope you love her. More pictures before she travels to Singapore!
Nov. 1th day.
This is my new custom Blythe doll.
I stalled for six months without a job, but now, I'm back~! >________<
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3 custom Tamos.
Oil on vinyl, 2008
Photo Compliments of gemv2003
*blank vinyl toy: wookieweb.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&...