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"Unlike other vehicle manufacturers, whose policy is to use their symbol in an identical way from one model to the next, we prefer to modify the chevrons so that they enhance the balance and harmony of the overall front-end styling."
(Vincent Besson, Citroen's head of products and markets)
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Citroën Traction Avant (than you CitroenAZU!)
L'Ampolla - Tarragona - Spain
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Panasonic GF1 + Panasonic 20mm f/1.7
I modified one of my couches for JeffC75 and Bienemaya so it'll be a better scale for their "girls". Basically just made it slightly bigger and cleaner in terms of craftsmanship. Placing the first couch I ever made beside these new couches made me realize my skills are improving! :D Which makes me more excited to send these new ones to their new owners. ^_^ I'm really hoping they'll like it though. :D
Miniature Playscale
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I modified this by making an HDR version of it then layering that with the original. I like how it's off-kilter, a little of this, a little of that.... Hope your week-end went well. Sending love...
The rest of my modified space sets. Sorry for the many uploads today, but I didn't feel like waiting days to post these pictures. I have a lot of more interesting MOCs waiting for their turn ^^
Alright I guess I’m done modifying it. Quite happy with this version of the section on the top of the thrusters. Retraceable landing gears installed, all in black to stay subtle. The stand is elongated and still compatible.
Modified version of a photograph taken from a window of the ETN coach running between the city of Querétaro and Mexico City.
I have made a few improvements on my N scale layout. Recent photos show some deciduous trees and pine trees I made and added to several of my commercial and residential buildings. Then I made ten new Ponderosa Pine and ten Douglas Fir trees for my future mountain range. All of these were made using Woodland Scenics tree kits that have plastic armatures and ground foam foliage. Maybe I'll photograph the tree making process someday. I was too busy to stop the often sticky process to set up my camera. This photo shows a combination of new and three year old trees.
I also have several dozen Heki trees that I want to upgrade into more realistic versions of Englemann Spruce or Subalpine Fir for my higher elevations. The Heki trees are bottle brush type conifers with molded plastic trunks that will need more appropriate paint jobs and ground foam foliage. That will require some experiments to get the technique right. My objective is to portray the kind of forest I hiked in New Mexico near the Santa Fe Railway.
I am also reworking my industrial area. The factory and lumber mill you see on your right will be modified along with older buildings I pulled from storage boxes and a couple of kits that have been sitting for 20+ years. I have already rearranged the yellow lumber mill and the brick factory buildings. The new factory by DPM must go where the factory with the smokestack sat due to the location of the loading docks. The old brick factory will go where the yellow lumber mill sat and require a new loading configuration. The yellow lumber shed will get modified and placed next to an old factory building that will emerge after drastic surgery as a sawmill complex. First I have see see if the buildings fit next to the tracks and streets that access them before I start altering the buildings with new loading doors, new loading docks, new sheds, and roof modifications. New signs and figures come last along with landscaping.
Visibly modified vehicle exhibited at the Retro Americana Festival, Pittville Pump Room, Cheltenham.
These are quite light , stylish and nice to work with.
This one will be tweaked a little more before the blades are brazed in.
WOW, dissatisfied with the Heil 7000 arm, modified all of their ASL's with a Pendpac arm. The perks to doing this makes maintance on all the trucks much easier with them all having the same arm.
Convair modified C-131 Samaritan 53-37793 at the 1993 Edwards AFB open day, later modified further and designated NC-131H with a glazed nose, this aircraft now displayed at the National Museum of the USAF at Dayton Ohio.
Finished the top of my modified bento box at the retreat! I've been working on this off and on for a year and a half.
I used the tutorial at FITF: filminthefridge.com/2009/06/24/quartered-squares-a-modifi...
My friend Yvon Couture created a modified version. Let's see what people think about the two versions.
Found one of the long lost Iris spheres in my POV ray folder.
Nothing much is know about the exact use of those devices.
Modified version of a photograph taken from a window of the ETN coach running between the city of Querétaro and Mexico City.
Modified Mini seen on display at CumbriaVAG's annual Show & Shine Festival, June 2016.
Any extra information on the car, the model, its history or any work done on it will be gratefully received.
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Modified version of a photograph taken from the roof of our house on Calle 20 de Noviembre, Querétaro, Mexico.