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Esta es la próxima niña a la que voy a meter cuchilla, aunque parezca la Raspberry Sorbet, es una factory preciosa, con la piel tirando a morenita, ¡es monísima! veremos que tal queda... ^^
still one of my most favorite pictures i've ever taken, despite the damned reflection of the window from the car.
THE ITALIAN FACTORY
di Chiara Boscaro
regia Riccardo Pippa
Teatro Elfo Puccini, Milano
dal 2 al 6 maggio 2012
con
Playboy: Alessandro Bruni Ocaña
Robin Hood: Andrea Panigatti
Gregario: Carlo Bassetti
Stakanovista: Enrico Pittaluga
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Blythe Factory Custom #5 by Alabama ( De Tripas Corazón )
Blueberry is a OOAK (One of a kind).
She is a blythe factory new, bought for customization.
It has no brand blink head.
Working at Blueberry:
*Carving: lip, nose, eyes and philtrum.
*New make up, freckles well sealed with MSC
*Four pairs of eyechips changed.Two pairs chips from Coolcat, and two pairs of special chips from Takara.
*Painted eyelids.
*New tab.
*Blogged eyes.
*Gace correction.
*Sleep eyes.
* Handmade Pullring.
Includes:
*Teddy bear hat handmade.
*Dress handmade.
*Pants handmade.
You can't tell from the picture, but it looks like this factory chimney, or at least the building around it, is being demolished. If the place looks confusing and scary that's because it is scary and confusing by the way!
The Victoria Biscuit Factory was founded in 1896 by Charles Jeghers, Émile Bossaert and Joseph Carlier. 3 years later, the catalogue already showed 131 different types of bisuits and wafers. In 1908 the factory started to make chocolate and soon thereafter new plants were opened in the Netherlands (Dordrecht) and France.
In 1916 the architect Arthur Pladet designed a new plant across the street which was completely powered by electricity. Today that part of the plant is stil used by the chocolate manufacturer Godiva