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I've updated my shapes for the Akeruka Advanced M01 mesh head to work better with the latest 3.5 version.
Some more details in my blog:
billybeaverhausen.com/2021/04/03/a-look-at-akeruka-advanc...
Unbelievable, but it all looked like an abandoned bird nest, padded with grass on the bottom! A piece of plastic bail wrap was 'repurposed' by some birds to make a nest. Who would think the birds are able to tackle the plastic pollution problem by recycling it in the most purposeful way?! :)
Das ist der etwas überschwängliche Name jenes tschechischen Transportunternehmens. Brelovec 753 704 hat hier in Schöna nur noch wenige hundert Meter bis zur Heimat.
Divided by the river Elbe/Labe this privately owned goggles is indeed on the last remaining meters in Germany. But who cares about borders anymore ?
Once AGAIN revised.
Some major changes include:
- Ambidextrous charging handle
- Ambidextrous mag release
- Miko's MIAD tan pistol grip
- Custom adjustable stock
- Updated Flash-hider
- Updated iron sights
- Updated trigger guard
- Warriorâ„¢ Logo
Enjoy (with more versions to come) :]
EDIT: Credit to Miko. for grip and Pack.Rat for inspiration for buttstock :D
An alien walker used to collect human specimen. See more pictures and a full description on mocpages! www.mocpages.com/moc.php/280426
Sees [Intense Potato]'s Exo suit photo, says "I'm gonna jump on the bandwagon." Build some exo suits and take two days to upload photo so that this is old now.
I still hope you guys like it. I added some leg parts too. If you want a better picture of the back just ask and I'll add you to a private photo. Thanks [Intense Potato] for the great design.
If you fav please leave a comment.
This is an APS-H photo shot on Fujifilm APS Nexia A200 using a Yashica Profile 4000iX camera.
I did this because all the equipment involved was cheap and easy to get, but it sucked. It wasn't worth it. Here's my blog post about it.
Punto d'ascolto - Listening Post - Poste d'écoute:
Entrada Gratuïta:
A new TOP entry model :Zenit ET
Interamente meccanica, con tempi che vanno da 1/30 (sincro flash) ad 1/500 più la posa B.
Solida come una roccia e affidabile come un carro armato
mitica baionetta com "passo a vite 42mm"
Obiettivo con rinomata lente "Helios 44M-4" con focale di 58mm
- Diaframma a iride tra i gruppi ottici dell'obiettivo, con aperture da f/2 a f/16
- Otturatore in tela posto sul piano focale e con tempi di scatto da 1/30sec. a 1/500sec più la posa B
- Esposimetro con cellula al selenio e sensibilità ISO da 25-400
Non richiede alcuna batteria per poter funzionare.
Perfino l'esposimetro è ad energia solare/luminosa per cui neppure questo richiede batterie.
Mi avevano regalato la >Canon Eos DMark<, completa di Adobe Photoshop CS6 (Windows) ma visto le schifezze di scatti che ci sono in giro su Flickr,
preferisco questa , è molto più bella, e mi diverte di più, costa anche pochissimo, pochi euro, basta risparmiare sulle merendine e sulla cioccolata...eh ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh ....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Una fotina, almeno una senza Adobe Photosop vi riesce farla ?????
Stanno iniziando i corsi "base" di fotografia per gli adulti, sono aperte le iscrizioni, vi aspettiamo numerosi.
specialmente quelli de Roma, consigliatissimo,anzi direi....obbligatorio, agggratissssssssss...!!!!!
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Un giorno senza un sorriso è un giorno perso, Charlie Chaplin ♥
Gracias por pasar aquÃ.
Thanks for VISIT................Dan & Antony !
I present you my Snowspeeder Advanced for the contest on FBTB.
While everyone else (apart from Chris :D) choose one of the bigger ships I decided to go with a smaller one.
I really liked the colors of the Lego Snowspeeder so I took some of the iconic characteristics plus some own ideas to make my version of the speeder.
You can find two more shots here.
Do you like it?
A highly advanced fighter equipped with advanced pilot visual interface systems, eliminating the need for a vulnerable glass canopy.
My entry for the small starfighter challenge, originally it had a clear canopy but after having it sitting around for a while I realized how much better a white canopy would look. I'll post a detail picture of the pilot tomorrow.
You can join us here: ellipsis.crowdpoint.tech?afmc=c_C3NTN_ElmJjkooO--_h Also, check out www.advancedmedicine.exchange/
I think I may have taken street photography a bit too literally! I pushed the ISO as low as it would go and stopped down to f/20 to try and capture the motion of the cars with a slower shutter speed. That camera chose 1/4s which I think is the limit I can handhold a shot (with the built-in image stabilization, make no mistake!) at 17mm. This was the first picture I took of this scene and just like always it was the best of the bunch. I really love how the subjects are just poking at the edges of the frame.
Kodak Pony 135 (model c)
Kodak APS 400 (expired)
May 2020
My latest attempt at using the Kodak Pony 135 creatively: Shoot a roll of APS film though it. Why not?
I was given a roll of expired (no clue how old) APS film and decided to try shooting it through the pony. I pulled the film out of the APS cartridge and wound it back into a 135 cartridge and taped it to a 35mm leader to help get the film started. I knew this would work since the pony's shutter isn't connected to the film advance.
Do to the covid crisis I don't have access to the Nikon film scanner I usually use, so I have been doing DSLR scanning. This works well for BW and E6 film, but c41 film is much harder due to me lacking software like negative lab pro. So, its hard for me to know if the weird colors here are due to the film or my lack of competence in getting nice positives from DSLR scanned c41 film. Either way, I am glad to share another fun thing you can do with the Kodak Pony 135.
Thanks again to the film lab at Gene's Camera in South Bend, IN, in this case especially for accomodating such an unconventional request and still only charging me $5.
A view of a once-grand home falling into ruin, surrounded by a field of grain not yet harvested. I think the main entry door is on the other side of the building, under the pointed arch and round window visible from this perspective. This image taken north of Grenfell, Saskatchewan, in late September.