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A real world attempt at the front of TVC. About 370 odd photos in this one I think. All now safely packed away.
In order to bloom the pointsetta plants are kept in complete darkness from 5 pm to 8 am. Any exposure to light will delay blooming.
Having just this minute finished photographing the whole assembly, brick by brick, and then detail shots I thought I would get just 2x shots up prior to uploading the assembly video here and in youtube. ( in a few days time !)
Video of assembly here .. youtu.be/2BkjJaSQdzg
Excellent set by the way !
I thought that there was a part missing but it turned out to be stuck inside another (the brown piece on the roof that fastens the black knob to the steering system).
With just a few spare parts left, everything works as it should.
The bonnet opens, the fans underneath it turn, the steering works perfectly, the doors open properly. the tailgate lifts and turns the rear quarter panels outwards and the suspension is a most impressive feature . Last of all, when the rear wheels turn, the pistons move up and down in their cylinders.
I have thoroughly enjoyed the build and have Pete to thank for that. Whether I will be building any further models, I wouldn't like to say - certainly that will not happen in the near future. For the moment, I am Legoed out!!
A present for gkaufman, in honour of this MSH list: www.flickr.com/groups/monthlyhunt/discuss/721576000381234...
Thank you to those who support and help me find who I am, and lead me over the rainbow to happiness.
(Photo before mod taken by Kayden Fayton)
-Would be my profile pic.. but flickr hates me-
Nice shot of the cockpit - what I see from the riding position.
Took some getting used to not having cables in the way, but quickly enough I was getting a good stretched-out position over the 120mm Cinelli 1R stem and Giro d'Italia bars.
For most of the ride, I was experimenting with hand position and found I really enjoyed stretching out best with my palms directly on top of the hoods.
“To be whole. To be complete. Wildness reminds us what it means to be human, what we are connected to rather than what we are separate from.”
—Terry Tempest Williams, naturalist and “citizen writer”
With his colleague now waiting to couple these two additional wagons to nine loaded wagons in the station loop, the driver of SBB Cargo Class Em 3/3 18818 eased the Domdidier contribution back towards Avenches station.
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Shooting @ Pag bridge/Croatia
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Remix and Appropriate - The Complete Incomplete
Artist postcard - Digital Camera
Media - Sewing onto other artists work
My completed scorecard for the New York Metropolitans in their game against the Miami Marlins at Not Shea Stadium
The Marlins won, 8-1.
Queens, NY, 04/08/17
Hung outside on a sunny pandemic day. This quilt carries stories of a life and marriage lost, of old costumes, of fabric I held on to for years waiting for the perfect quilt.
In the end, its story is of resilience.
Hi! My fourth grade students weave pouches each year...you can find the complete lesson, as well as a description on how we weave those cords, here:
cassiestephens.blogspot.com/2012/06/in-art-room-weaving-p...
Completed last night about 1:00 AM. Ironed by 1:40 AM. Then I noticed that I'd managed to invert a segment of three blocks, so that the border wasn't continuous. Right before leaving for work, at 7:30 AM this morning, I finished fixing it.
Photographed under the shade of a tree, on some of grass that has managed to return to green after a much needed rainstorm.
The Unoa twins are now complete....sort of, just have to wait for their eyes and figure out what wigs they should go for.... I currently have a vague feeling that it's going to be mohair >_<