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Utility cart for Morgan's kitchen has miraculously survived the worst packing job ever. It was in pieces inside the thin cardboard box and 1 layer of polythene. It was smushed so I took pictures before opening, but I managed to reassemble everything. Lucky.
From the corner of Hastings and Harper, looking northwest towards the abandoned Fisher Body Plant #21.
Cut little more wood this weekend Paul. So nice to be able to dimension things properly.
I needed a Utility Trailer for my construction site. I had a chromed axle left over from my '40 Ford Coupe build and picked up a set of wheels at the hobby shop. I de-chromed the axle and have yet to do the wheels. Behind the chrome they are pretty bone stock for the period. The white walls are also reversible. Very little work left to do on it before it hits the construction site.
This is a typical 4' X 6' home built - 1:24 scale of course.
These utility poles are about 75 yds or 225 ft apart. Looks like there is around 20 of them, which would be 4,500 ft or about 3/4 of a mile. Plus I was about 550ft from the nearest pole. So you got about a mile in this shot.
Needs to be viewed with the two other shots taken from the same spot.
This is new! I saw a woman wear something similar on a US house reno program. I eventually found this , albeit a bit short, but maybe that's just because I'm long legged.
it has 2 pouch pockets, really good for dog walks, it's strong material and will also double for gardening. if anyone is interested I got it from Tartanista, search utility kilt, on line...go a size up!
have a great weekend...."come on England ladies footy team"!
hi guys, this is my first attempt on a Minifig scale MOC so I thought it was better to go with something "not too difficult", but at the end it really gave me more headaches than any of my other MOCs so far. The boxy and compact kind-of-retro shape wasn't as easy as I thought at first. I also tried my best to make it quite robust and playable so my 3yo son could play with it, which he happily did with good results:
"hey daddy! you can fit a minifig in here! wow I like it"… and daddy had a big smile on his face xD
Anyway, this is based on the M299 Utility Vehicle from SDF Macross, I ended up adding some personal touches here and there though, like the all new sexy and curvy screen shield :) btw, credits goes to my wife Vicky and her super idea for the seats pieces, I would have never dare to use purple seats on this model but at the end I think they look really nice on it.
Hope you like it :)
Hesston Steam Museum
Power and Steam Show 2016
County Road E1000N
La Porte County, Indiana. USA
September 4, 2016
Check out the 2016 Album to see seventeen pictures that were posted back in 2016.
A raised mound that supports a fifth utility pole is visible at the far right of the image.
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Utility 2 being put into service at Station 64 during the California wildfires while Engine 64 is moved up to Station 101
Finally getting around to working on the utility tunnels. This area has constantly kicked my ass creatively and ever since my first rendition back in 2011, its been my least favorite area to work in, but not anymore!
Thanks to a little creative ingenuity and some help from Apple Fall's Costal Pier Kit, I've managed to make an area that looks cool and leaves lots of room making the tunnels into a great addition to the sim.
Official narrative: The Utility Tunnels run underneath the Hive itself, supplying the massive facility's water, gas and electrical needs through a network of tunnels, passages and service areas...its like a maze down there.
**Update July 14, 2018: While the sim is now closed please feel free to still join the group: world.secondlife.com/group/ee72cab4-18dc-a00c-05ff-79d1c4...
A collage of two photos found on a long lost roll of film from my Argus 75 taken in November of 2010
Right photo taken by Nathan
All editing done by yours truly