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Read all about him in Figure of the Day: figureoftheday.blogspot.com/2010/08/figure-of-day-day-134...
three generations in one photo....even if my cousin lets us see his hair only!
(Christmas party in Udine)
And finaly the Commander. He's not really mix-and-match like the others but I really love that helmet.
Please comment and fave!
Strobist: EX580 II 1/8th High, slightly camera right with homemade snoot. Subject placed on the fringes of the light.
Concept art of Ahsoka Tano for the upcoming Star Wars: The Clone Wars, the first-ever animated Star Wars project from Lucasfilm Animation and Star Wars creator George Lucas.
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I'm not into clones, but, oh, that eyeshadow...
Is she a Dollikin / Action Girl knock off? She has the usual center-part-only clone rooting pattern, but you can quite clearly see the rooting holes that were in the original head she was cast from, heh.
The best part about clones is making them look boss.=)Not for the corps.
Lef to right.
[#:CC-1235
Alias: Burn
Primary weapon: DC-21 grenade launcher
Secondary weapon: vibro knife]
[#: CC-1227
Alias: kain
primary weapon: DC-20 Assult rifle
secondary weapon: vibro knife]
[#: CC-1239
Alias: Ark
Primary weapon: DC-15 sniper rifle]
This image was a "Human Cloning" project. In this project, I took multiple pictures using manual camera settings to keep the exposure and focus consistant, then used Photoshop to combine the layers using masks.
This is a really interesting pedal. It's actually two complete circuits in one pedal. Designed to yield Neil Young-style sounds, but it can cover quite a bit of ground.
OK, so this is how you set it up. It's not like most pedals, so a short tutorial is probably in order. There are two circuits here; a Tube Screamer-style overdrive and a silicon fuzz pedal. The way I set this up is by turning the fuzz ("Si") all the way down first. Now, you have an overdrive pedal. Turn it up until you get about the level of dirt you're looking for. Now, there's a voltage sag adjustment, which has a lightning bolt marking it. This power-dimming control only influences the overdrive. So back down the power until the sag is where you like it. There's a point where the overdrive will start to sputter and spit, which is the, "Neil Threshold," but you can get a lot of different kinds of tones by starving the overdrive. Now that you've got the overdrive set up, crank up the fuzz control until you've got as much fuzz as you want to hear. That's it! That's all there is to it!