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You can view and rotate a 3D model of the carving here:
www.123dapp.com/catch/Water-Wheel-carving/3842736
Scroll down below the image and click 'view 3D', the model will load and you can click and drag to move around and zoom in and out with a mouse wheel.
ninja's turtles, made for baby lila at her birth, is complete, just in time for her first birthday.
photo by Jessica Slater
My ball python has scar tissue along her spine so it's not often she gives me a full, complete shed. It's usually about 100 pieces strewn all around and a real pain to pick up the pieces.
She has survived on nothing but water for the last four months. Even during the height of summer she didn't eat. And then, somehow, she grows enough to shed. I wish I could do that but eating is one of my favorite hobbies. :)
Complete with a lovely vinyl roof! Current owner since 1997, and had been one owner up until 1996! Currently taxed until the 1st of September 2023 but has been without MOT since the 29th of March 2014.
Yellow Inflicts beat Orange Rulons 5-0 in R32, Speed Elites 5-3 in R16, West Germans 7-5 in Qtr.Finals, Blue OG Inflicts 7-1 in Semi Finals, and Red Rulons 11-2 in the Championship!
Okay so from left to right; Medic, Pilot, Heavy, Alien, Assassin Droid, Rodian Royal Guard (Alien), Solider, Scout, Sith, Jedi Knight.
After Emily completed her Iceland Yoga & Music Retreat, we rented a car and went exploring along the southern coast for 5 more days... it's amazing out there!
The October Faith Circle top is all assembled and ready to be sent for quilting! I'm so excited about this one. The layout was designed by AraJane of the Love Circle and is used with permission.
A friend of mine will be quilting this on her long arm - yay!
Looking for some spray paint? Let me recommend KRYLON FIZ-LON!
Tutorial for spray 'paint' coming soon! Complete with the FIZ-LON label!
Strobist: 1 SB-25 with plum gel at 1/1 to the back. 1 SB-25 at 1/4 bounced of umbrella on each side of me about 5 feet away. 430ex on camera at 1/8 for the spray can. the logo is a stencil placed over a soft box and it is alos done in camera. the room was pitch black
completed disco boogie custom. Work done:
bangs trimmed, hair layered but length retained per owner request,
eyelids done in a boho style and then re-done in a more complex design per owner request,
make-up darkened to tones like this:
www.flickr.com/photos/happibug/2347691015/in/set-72157603...
instead of "chapstick lips" which were initially requested. She is now finished, posted, and on her way home!
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So Yes, the Hunt is HARD but POSSIBLE!!!
Taken at Death Row Island - DRD mainstore & meshES full perm mesh, Death Row
The complete and finished model. Picture and Edit by Jürgen Gocke.
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A LEGO® model of the Roman Villa in Heitersheim
A cooperation between Public BRICKstory and the Museum “Villa urbana” in Heitersheim
April 2017 to October 2018
Model of the Villa
A model of the villa will be built using LEGO® with the intent of depicting the villa’s main building along with the pavilion and bath house. The interior of the villa shall also be decorated and visible. The model will be accessible to visitors and designed in a way as to be playable for children. The model will cover a total area of 1.60 by 1.60m.
Exhibition and workshops
The model will be exhibited in the preserved cellar of the Museum of the “Villa urbana” in Heitersheim, starting in April 2017. The model will be accompanied by an exhibition documenting our work process, explaining the individual parts of the model and presenting the functions of a Roman villa by means of a childfriendly text.
In addition, we shall offer workshops to various themes surrounding the Villa Heitersheim, the dates of which are yet to be determined.
Who are we?
We are Public BRICKstory.
We, Kevin Walter and Oliver Isensee, are Masters students of History at the University of Freiburg. We have dedicated ourselves to the question how history is conveyed to the public and why toys play such a minor role in this regard. With this in mind we founded the project Public BRICKstory.
What is the aim of Public BRICKstory?
To render history tangible – in both a literal as
well as metaphorical sense.
To most people, history is never more than a theoretical object learnt in school. By the use of LEGO® for the design of historic settings and environments we intend to make this object lifelike and tangible.
Why LEGO®?
Everybody knows LEGO®.
LEGO® connects generations. Children play with it, and parents and grandparents play with their children and grandchildren. LEGO®’s great variety of building blocks allows for a very flexible implementation and realisation of ideas. LEGO® also enhances as well as demands finesse and creativity amongst all who build with it.
What do we offer?
Interactive History.
We build models in historical settings. Furthermore, we offer an interpretation of the model in its historic representation by means of an accompanying exhibition as well as workshops for anyone between 5 and 99 years of age.
16-panel nominal 4kW installation. The roof faces due south and is at an angle of 35° so pretty much ideal. The highest output I've seen so far is 2.4kW (but there hasn't been much clear sky), and an averagely bright day produces about 22kWh.
Yay! My Mod Sampler Quilt Along is finally complete! I call it "Traffic Jam".
Thanks so much to Elizabeth of Oh, Fransson! for sharing this fabulous pattern and her quilting knowledge.
90% complete / ~4,5 kg
Last public version of my UCS AT-TE (based on Reto Geiger’s work) is from 2009. I’ve made updates over the years but I never finished it or found satisfaction in the final rendering.
It was during summer 2014 that I decided to restart the conception from the beginning, by using LDD. Everything has been completely revised from the internal structure to the fairing. If the final model is still a wink to Reto Geiger’s one, it remains unique and has its own conception.
LDD modeling was completed during winter of 2014, the BL orders then begun. I waited until the next summer to have the minimum necessary and start the building.
I began the construction in early July and it took me about 5 days. Two of them were a waste of time because I had initially chosen to follow the building instructions provided by LDD which are particularly slow and not a practical function at all. After two days of struggling, I decided to start over without this shitty function, using only the building mode and the hide tool, from the main structure to the upper gun. Fairings and legs were built separately and mounted latter. The model was 85% finished and was standing on its legs in about 4 days.
It has an internal structure made of rectangular Technic beams consolidated with studless Technic beams. The whole forms a solid base for the model and don’t bend under any circumstances.
The central legs are another important point. They are designed to bear the entire weight of the model while the others hold the balance. It was the same principle on the old version (however it looked like the bindings were suffering under the weight). The legs of the new version are maintained by slopes and Technic beams. If the final result is not exactly the same as the original from the movie, it remains very solid.
There is a handle on the top which can be deployed to carry the AT-TE with one hand.
Finalization takes time since the final model has some rare/expensive items. So I take my time to find these items at the best price. Today it is estimated at 90% complete and some improvements are planned.
Some points to be finalized:
- Replacement of all legs’ 4x4 dishes by 4x4 AT-TE/AT-OT dishes,
- Dark bluish gray slopes are missing on the central portion (rare items),
- Choose between trans-clear or trans-black windows for the cockpit,
- Lengthen the upper gun,
- Dark red wings are missing on the front left.
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La dernière version rendue publique de mon UCS AT-TE (basée sur les travaux de Reto Geiger) date de 2009. J’y ai apporté des modifications au cours des précédentes années sans jamais pouvoir vraiment le terminer ni trouver satisfaction dans le rendu final.
C’est au cours de l’été 2014 que je décide de reprendre la construction depuis le début sur LDD. Tout a entièrement été revu, de la structure interne aux carénages. Si le modèle final est toujours un clin d’œil à celui de Reto Geiger, il n’en reste pas moins authentique.
La modélisation LDD est terminée au cours de l’hiver 2014 et les premières commandes de pièces ont alors débuté. J’ai patienté jusqu’à l’été suivant pour avoir le minimum nécessaire et commencer le montage.
J’ai commencé la construction début juillet et cela m’as pris 6 jours, dont deux sont du temps de perdu. En effet, j’avais au départ choisi de suivre les instructions de montage fournies par LDD qui s’avèrent être une fonction particulièrement lente et pas pratique du tout. Après deux jours de galère, j’ai décidé de recommencer sans la fonction instruction de montage, en utilisant le mode construction et en m’aidant de l’outil masquage de pièce, en partant de la base jusqu’au canon supérieur. Les carénages et les pattes sont montés à part et fixés en dernier. Le modèle est terminé à 85% et est sur pieds en 4 jours environ.
Il est doté d’une structure interne faite de poutres Technic rectangulaires sur deux étages, bloquées par des poutrelles Technic studless. Le tout forme une base solide et ne bronche sous aucun prétexte.
Les pattes centrales sont un autre point important. Elles sont conçues pour supporter la totalité du poids du modèle tandis que les autres le tiennent en équilibre. C’était le même principe sur l’ancienne version, pour autant je sentais que les fixations souffraient sous le poids. Les pattes de cette version 2015 reposent sur des slopes et sont maintenues par des poutres Technic directement sur la structure du modèle. Si le résultat final n’est pas exactement fidèle au film, il n’en demeure pas moins très solide.
Sur la partie supérieure se trouve une poignée, pensée dès le début, déployable et permettant de porter l’AT-TE d’une main afin de faciliter son déplacement.
La finalisation prend du temps étant donné que le modèle final est doté de pièces rares et/ou chères (slopes DBG, dish 4x4 sérigraphiés…). Je prends donc mon temps à trouver ces pièces au meilleur prix et cela peut durer des mois encore. Aujourd’hui, il est estimé à 90% terminé et quelques améliorations sont encore prévues.
Quelques points à finaliser :
- Remplacement de tous les dish 4x4 des pattes par des dish 4x4 sérigraphiés AT-TE/AT-OT,
- Slopes DBG manquants sur la partie centrale « accordéon » (pièces peu produites),
- Homogénéiser les verrières du poste de pilotage : soit Trans-clear, soit Trans-black,
- Rallonger le canon supérieur,
- Wings Dark red manquantes sur la partie avant gauche.
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