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Casalzinho que tomou conta da banquinha na feira de sábado. Todo mundo adora eles.
Esses são só meus e infelizmente não aceito mais encomendas deles.
Não vale a pena pelo trabalhão que dá.
Case W24C Loader with Onsite clearing parking lot near Drivers Village. www.dailydieseldose.com for more!
Bought at auction with three other cased images. I thought they were all ambrotypes, but it turns out this one and one other are tintypes. It is sixth-plate and cased in an ornately embossed but simple leather covered case that is broken at the hinge.
I suspected it was relatively early in the long period that tintypes were produced (1856 onwards) and have now confirmed this as the plate is embossed with the words "Neff's Pat 19 Feb 56", which dates it to 1856-60.
More farming pics no combines as to wet so went with some tractors tonight instead. The farmer who i spoke too has told me to come back soon as there will be 3 combines in the field so if i can should make a great shot. Thanks for all your comments and faves.
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For travelling and taking street photos with my X10 I choose this configuration, which is not the coolest one, but it’s the most practical for me.
I carry my camera in a leather case inside an inexpensive and plane backpack. The case is rigid outside and soft inside, and looks great!
When walking around I carry the case on my neck, instead of the camera. It is easy and fast to take it in and out from the case because it has a magnet lock. The camera has a hand strap for safety during shots. This case is not screwed to the bottom of the camera.
I use a UV filter as a protection instead of a cap. It allows me to be ready faster for shoot and provides weather and dust protection for the lens. The lens size is 40,5mm, but not all 40,5mm filters fit perfectly, mine just turn a couple of turns, but it’s ok.
At home I prefer a cheap plastic cap with its strap.
An extra battery and a power adapter are a must too.
I put in the flash shoe a plastic cup for protection, and it looks cool.
I also put a 3” protective film on the LCD.
That’s all!
CASE 1455 XL + Bunning Lowlander 105 mk4 in 1:17 scale.
Build with 2 279 pieces. Remotly control by Lego IR recivers. Model is completely motorized, with 4 motors (L motor for drive, servomotor for steering, M motor for three piont hitch and M motor for PTO)
Instructions by M_Longer's LEGO Creations
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A lady was about to throw this away, and I asked her if I could have it. It is the coolest thing. The bottom opens like a little cabinet, and I will probably turn it into a bedroom =0)
Carrier cases for Sybarite dolls, Ficon, Jamie Show, Deva, Numina, Tonner, Chickline, RDG and other 16 inches dolls.
Carrier case has a sturdy, wooden frame with a soft foam rubber lining, covered with white, or cream satin.
The measurements of the carrier case are: length - 20 inches, width - 10 inches, height - 3,5 inches.
The price per one carrier case of any variety is $150.
These carrier cases are virtually perfect for carrying around, shipping, or storage of your precious dolls.
The very first one of these carrier cases I`ve made for my own uses about three years ago, and it has been so usefull and practically irriplaceable ever since, that I`ve decided to bring it to you! :)
See the detailed description in my"Carrier cases" album.
Vecchie case, quanto tempo e' passato, mura che hanno le rughe e tanto da raccontare. Conservano il loro fascino, non si può fare a meno di notarle.
Resonance case principle – for outstanding richness of tone colour
and the legendary pure and inspiring sound. This complex
construction is part of the Viennese tradition of piano making.
The whole body, not just the soundboard, supports sound formation,
similar in principle to a violin. Bösendorfer usees Austrian spruce
tonewood, the ideal sonic material, which constitutes over
80 % of the wood in every Bösendorfer grand piano – this is the
highest percentage of any manufacturer. The actual core of the
piano rim consists of a 10 mm quarter-sawn piece that is specially
grooved by the craftsmen to allow it to be formed around
the inner rim – this is unique to Bösendorfer. When a note is
played, the integrated spruce components become acoustically
active, forming a complete resonating body that gives the
whole instrument an unparalleled resonance.