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Apresentando Mioshi (nome provisório ou definitivo, ainda em dúvida...) , minha primeira custom Pullip (er, tamanho normal) e primeira doll morena por aqui também ._. Ainda me acostumando com a proporção, meio aborrecida com o que tentei de custom (apaguei muitas e muitas vezes, argh) mas, demorou tantas eras pra ficar pronta que estou relevando tudo, não vou mexer tão cedo. e_e E não tem lá história de personagem nem nada, só queria uma doll docinho e saiu isso. :p
I love diecast photoshoots, where I try my best in turning these diecast cars as real as possible. Enjoy it=)
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Mod from standard autoart Lancer evo 7 GT wings scale 1:18 & nicely done by Akid N the gangs. They did it again!!!
:: Courtesy from Akid Garage
This doll was already loved before she even turned into a little girl! Her mom named her Grace, and they've bonded since before she came to me. She will be her mom's first custom Blythe HOW EXCITING IS THAT? Her mom enjoys photography and simply fell in love with custom Blythes after seeing my photos, she just had to have one! It was an honor and a privilege that she chose me to bring her to life! Grace received all the usual work, eyebrows per her mom's request, and her eyechips were sent by her as well. I will enjoy and photograph Grace for a few days before she travels to Florida! Hope you all love her!
My custom lego Anubis head to make my Khrinn race.
Editing done by Magus <3
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Fenris Fully complete fig.
Someone customized this 1967 (I think!) Cadillac hearse into some kind of party buggy. It was pretty much a wreck when I saw it parked in a local body shop area. Rusted, banged and hubcapless. Still a beaut in its day.
Within a matter of days it disappeared. Was glad it got these shots
I went tot the mid-week concert at Port Warwick inNewport News, Virginia, and spotted this beautiful custom chopper. I have a few more details photos - I will try to post them tomorrow.
Title: Custom House Tower
Creator: City of Boston
Date: circa 1960-1980
Source: Boston Landmarks Commission image collection, 5210.004
File name: 5210004-007_373
Rights: Copyright City of Boston
Citation: Boston Landmarks Commission image collection, Collection 5210.004, City of Boston Archives, Boston
Adding own custom decals in LDD is fun and makes f.e. true Classic Space minifigs possible. :)
This is NO render and no photoshop-fake. Just a screenshot directly taken from LDD.
One of the recent Allroad batch. Built up and photographed by the customer. Looking exceptionally sharp dressed up with a bunch of high quality US made components (and some stuff from other places too...).
Based on his appearance in The Amazing Spider-Man 2.
This has to be my favourite M4U fig to date. Absolutely amazing detail all around.
Bought from minifigures.co.uk (link below)
www.minifigures.co.uk/minifigures-store/buy-custom-minifi...
Veterans helping Veterinarians: So once again with the help of STEM Guitar Project I built this totally custom guitar and painted Godzilla on it. They ran zoom room classes that taught a group of veterans around the US the basics of CAD and this is how we came up with our designs for the body shape. Then they shipped our guitar body and kits to us and then it was up to us to finish the guitars either alone or in small local groups. Alex (he posed as Frankenstein on my last guitar) opened his wood shop in Lake Stevens to us and, along with STEM Guitar builder-guru Nancy Wilson Chang, helped fellow veteran classmate Chris Szarek and me build our guitars.
But even before I sketched out a body shape and long before any of the work was done, I had announced that this guitar was eventually going to be donated to some charity or another. Details were still forthcoming back then.
We spent a few weekends in each other's company (safely) and told (decidedly unsafe) sailor jokes while crafting our guitars. Me being me, I had to go a little over-the-top with mine. Alex described my design as having "a dangerous Klingon vibe" and that was before Godzilla was painted on it! Chris' guitar, while less dangerous, took on a decidedly sexier feel. (But I'll leave that to him to tell his story.)
Fast forward a few weeks and we all met one last time in the wood shop to string, tune and add a few finishing touches to our guitars. Everyone liked mine but Alex in particular seemed to be foaming at the mouth. (Probably. It was hard to tell with our safety masks on but he definitely had that foaming-at-the-mouth look.)
Then a week or so later I get an email from Alex that said something along the lines of "Hey dude, I've been totally foaming at the mouth over Godzilla here. You still gonna donate that to some charity or whatever? Cuz if so, I'm totally down with buying it for $1000 and you can donate it to whatever cause you're into. I just need that Godzilla, man! If I had it you know I'd totally rock out with my socks out! Think it over, man!"
I'm pretty sure that's exactly how it all went down but be warned old sailors and humorists can be known to embellish a little. Anyway I give it some thought and the idea of keeping Godzilla within close friends was compelling. It was just a matter of finding a good cause. Then along comes Crusoe The Celebrity Dachshund. I mean, he didn't just arrive. He's been entertaining me and millions of other fans for years now. His humor can be edgy, even a bit risqué at times but he has spoofed everything from Batman, to Jurassic Park. While I'm fully aware he can't actually talk and likely has no real opinions on Star Wars or DC Comics, I'm smitten by the little pup. His handlers are genuinely good people. Crusoe and his family has won countless humanitarian (or pet-atarian) awards for the good work they do. In my opinion, whether it be manufacturing ramps for small or elderly dogs or increasing awareness for safer food and pet toy standards, anyone with a pet has likely been benefited by Crusoe and his family. But these past eight months he's been on the down-low due to some scary issues with his liver and bile duct. He needed an operation and sought out the Cornell Institute, an animal hospital to help him. The good people there operated on Crusoe and got his liver and enzyme numbers back to normal. As sort of a good karma campaign to help the veterinarians who helped him, Crusoe set up The Crusoe Fund in order to help other animals in need of medical care. So far they've raised over $100,000 to the cause and I had hoped to be a part of it too.
I told Alex about The Crusoe Fund and he was totally onboard with it! Godzilla destroys cities. Crusoe has likely destroyed a carpet or two in his day. You see, it has a ring to it! Plus when you come up with the awesome tagline of "Veterans helping Veterinarians" there's really no turning back from that. Long story short, Alex gets a cool guitar to rock out with his aforementioned socks out, The Crusoe Fund gets a cool 10 Benjamins and it's a win-win for everyone. Wooh-hoo!