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Statement necklace made with the micro mosaic top from a pill box, part of an old lamp, Czech glass and Vintaj brass chain - by Joan Williams of lilruby jewelry
Producto:
Interprox® plus super micro
Descripción del producto:
El cepillo Interprox® plus super micro elimina eficazmente la placa bacteriana (biofilm oral) que se acumula en los espacios interproximales de 0,7mm, especialmente en la zona molar y premolar.
Propiedades del producto:
Su diseño, con un cabezal en ángulo, permite acceder fácilmente y de forma perpendicular a la zona de los molares y premolares.
Sus filamentos, de Tynex® de alta calidad, protegen las encías.
El alambre que incorpora es de acero inoxidable y está recubierto con un material plástico aislante (poliuretano) para garantizar la protección de las estructuras mucosas, dentarias e implantes.
Dispone de un capuchón protector.
Se recomienda a personas con espacios interdentales de 0,7mm y también a portadores de ortodoncia, implantes y prótesis fijas.
Modo de empleo:
Introducir el cepillo de manera holgada para que sean los filamentos (y no el alambre) los que estén en contacto con los dientes.
Hacer movimientos desde adentro hacia fuera sin girar el cepillo. Realice estos movimientos tanto desde la cara externa de los dientes como desde la interna.
Presentación:
Blíster de 6 y 10 unidades.
Consulte en nuestra página web más información sobre Interprox® plus super micro:
www.dentaid.es/es/interprox/interprox-plus-super-micro/id104
The Dark Bley Army(DBA) attacks a Light Bley Army(LBA) Bunker, but runs into trouble...
For the Take to the Skies Category in the Micro Military Contest.
Nikkormat FT(N)
Lens: Micro Nikkor 55mm f/3.5
Ilford Film 35 mm PAN F, ASA 50, DIN 18 "Scissors" photographed 1977
Equipment : Nikon D700 + Nikon AFS 60mm f/2.8 micro
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In my neiborhood I recently discovered a crab apple. Its fruits are charming little apples, not bigger than cherries.
November 4th 2006
Micro Sea Duck from Talespin. To scale with my Micro Thunderquack and with the other Micro models from www.brickvault.toys
I got it from E-bay for $40. the description said it was from the "Edwardian" period so I assume it's from the early 1900s and from Britian.
Oxford Diecast's first venture into the large 1/18 scale was a model of the Messerschmitt KR200 microcar, and shortly afterwards the same vehicle was released in 1/76; the latter is a tiny model, less than 1.5 inches long, but superbly detailed for its size. I believe 627 CD was the car driven by Philip Glenister and Ant Anstead in a recent episode of 'For The Love Of Cars'. Incidentally, the commonly-held belief that Messerschmitt cars used left-over canopies from WW2 fighter planes is a myth; the design is similar but they are different parts.
The Micro CT Scanner in NETL's CT Imaging Facility in Morgantown, WV. The micro CT scanner is used to identify pore surfaces in core samples.
The pictures are not the greatest, but I didn't really feel like dragging the whole photo setup out again for two shots.
1987 Lewis Galoob toys. Got this one in Singapore in 1988 on my way to London. This one's American package version.
One of the joys of living in a log cabin in a forest is some native animals do not realise you are not a tree still so they figure it is their right to nest in the tree we call home. Every year we get the odd tree bat or micro bat i believe it is called move in for a while - tiny fellows that only come out at night .This one was on a log just below the ceiling , I taped a torch to the tele lens so it could get enough light to auto focus then used an external flash to light it up. these are the best shots I have of its face so far - love the channels in the ears (profile shot) that little claw on its foot.About the size of a swallow
A micro-torch. Currently these seem to be sold as "creme brulee" cooking accessories, this one served me to do medium sized soldering jobs (and shrink-tube) when I was a mechanic working my way through college.
Strobist info: Canon 430EX on 1/64 power, snooted and hand-held at an angle just to light up the chrome a bit.