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The finished hanger ready for installation. The Campagnolo adjuster was a bit of a sloppy fit with a Shimano cable end ferrule so I machined a stainless piece to alleviate this issue.
Ok, Figs are finally assembled. Just need to get some things done first before I post price and stuff. Stay tuned 😜
I can assure you that figs look fabulous in person and that the price will be extremely fair 😊
Assemblée Nationale - Sight Seeing - Seine Cruise
Camera: Nikon D5000
Lens: AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR
not sure if we will paint or clear coat these. we have to move them to boston flat pack so no finishing until we get there.
held together with wood joinery only, made on a homebuilt cnc router
Food vendor setup their tent. Evening was the perfect day to start their activity, they sold street food.
Delicious for not only particular people but almost all known how good is street food it, specially on the south east asia.
***Thank you for your visits and comments :)
The object in the background is a 16-faced polyhedron - I don't know the technical name - with 4 hexagons each surrounded and separated by pentagons. In the foreground is a truncated isocahedron, a small buckyball (and the shape of Buckminster fullerene and the Disney Epcot dome), which has 12 pentagons each surrounded and separated by hexagons. I've made duodecahedrons before -- they're all pentagons. Pentagons provide the curvature; hexagons the size.
You get kind of focused assembling objects of this size. I once made a set of Penrose tiles to play with, and to begin with it was hard to place them into an aperiodic tiling pattern without leaving holes. But after about 20 minutes, some new kind of aesthetic bubbled up in my head which, seriously, I have no way of turning into words. But at that point it became trivial to place the tiles: I could see easily three or four moves ahead, and positions which would later lead to holes became "ugly" somehow. But could I stop for dinner later and not look at the food on my plate as fitting into some kind of 5-fold symmetry? No, I could not.
The Castle has been fully assembled. The Castle is closed to show the exterior. The front gate is also closed. Flags and various other accessories have been added, some of which are not seen in this view. They include the furniture, staircase, platform, and bridge. Tinker Bell has been attached to the flagpole of the highest tower. The other figures have been placed in various spots in and around the Castle.
The Disneyland Resort 60th Anniversary Diamond Celebration Sleeping Beauty Castle Playset. Disneyland purchase on Sunday May 31, 2015, from the World of Disney store. It was released in Disneyland on May 20, 2015. Detailed photos boxed, during deboxing, and fully deboxed, in various configurations.
The Castle is in a large box, requires assembly, and costs $84.95.
The Castle has lights and sounds, powered by included batteries. Pressing the left button on the steps of the entrance causes a light show with various towers being lit up in white and blue. Pressing the right button causes one of four short musical segments to be played.
There are 10 mini figures included, all of which can free stand (some more stably than others). Prince Phillip also comes with separate sword and shield, both of which attach to him. I had difficulty getting the sword to stay in his hand, and broke the handle off the sword in trying. But I super glued the handle to his hand, then the blade to the handle, and the fix worked. Tinker Bell comes with a transparent post that looks like a long double sided wrench, which enables her to hang in the air off one of the tower flag poles. Some of the mini figure's faces are a bit off, especially their eyes, but overall they are good representations of the animated characters.
The Castle can be displayed closed (as it comes in the box), or can be opened up to be able to use the interior spaces. The gate of the front entrance can slide up and down. Two of the doors in the towers can open and close. Included is a tall staircase, a low platform. and a bridge, all of which are sturdy. The eight flags are made of wavy vinyl with poles that stick into the towers. Then decals are applied to the flags that say Disneyland on one side, and have the D60 logo on the other side.
The Castle was fun and easy to put together. The sound and light show is short but impressive up close. This is a very good value with the quality of construction and the number and variety of figures and accessories included. It is on a par with the Frozen Arendelle Castle playset, which was $15 more expensive.
3 color screen print on chipboard. Debuting tomorrow night at the Proper Assortment show at the Emerald Space in KC west bottoms. I'll put em' up in my Big Cartel sometime next week. 200 limited edition printed by the fantastic Vahalla Studios.
Inspired by the song It's Only a Paper Moon.
Ascenseur art déco du début du 20e siècle.
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New pair of dolls is finished!
I'm currently working on photos and I'll show them tomorrow, but until then I'd like so share these photos taken when assembling dolls.
Dea Vivente Work In Progress:
Vilena the nude doll sitting on my working desk after assembling.
More information about my dolls at: deavivente.com