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A swarm of OER Slitherzoids. Busy restoring these - just need to swap armour so some are better decalled than others. Mix of Singapore and Japanese. The ones closest to camera not sitting on boxes are incomplete - usually either the tiny black castor wheel, the tail prong, or both. Some will be sacrificed to complete others.
Complete Heritage flight including a Mustang, Super Hornet, Meteor, Hudson and F-111 at Williamtown in 2010
Nel got her faceup! And lo and behold she even got eyelashes! Can't remember the last time any of my kids had eyelashes put on any of the faceups Kearsy has done. I can never find ones. Or maybe I'm just too lazy to look, they just need to bite me in the butt.
Kearsy also helped me find some new eyes for her. They're not as bright as the green she'd had before, and they are just acrylics, but they're nice acrylics. I just need to figure out how to style her hair so it isn't always draped in front of her face.
The second support for the new West Naperville, IL signal bridge if lifted across main one. They did drop it once on main two, but lucky for BNSF it didn't do any damage.
Haha I've seen them put both legs of the new signal bridge here up, as well as the cantilever leg at East Naperville.
This new signal bridge will replace the CB&Q signal bridge that has been standing here at least since the 30's, and also the only CB&Q signal bridge on the racetrack with widening supports. The old signal bridge is just out of view above me here.
It was Benjamin’s sports day carnival for the running events the other day.
Luckily the previous week was rained out so I was able to attend and get some great shots of him and the other kids at the school.
Benjamin won many of his heats and was a great contributor to the rest of his team events. All his team events he was placed last to do the final sprint to the finish. Most of the times this paid off, however in some of the events the other teams were too far ahead for him to catch them.
A gallant for the whole day.
After this pan, it occurred to me that it would be easier to transport the cupcakes sans cookie, so I added the rest of the cookies after delivering the cupcakes. Oops!
Here's a shot of the Dog House with the main log walls completed. The Dog Cabin is beginning to take on its character. Startin' to look rather cute, even!
You can see the all-thread at work. When you consider the narrow runs near the door and window, you can see why I chose all-thread as a means of keeping everything aligned and secured. This little structure is exceptionally sturdy!
Next steps: The roof planks, in classic Lincoln Logs style, and of course teh log gable ends. The roof planking and the log gable ends go hand-in-hand: the geometry and laps will have to be carefully figured out in CADD before beginning.
Ben teruggegaan naar de plek waar dit plantje groeide en heb een exemplaar uitgestoken en meegenomen om in mijn tuin te zetten.
Bij nader inzien denk ik niet dat dit een wild plantje is maar een gecultiveerd plantje.
De plantjes groeien weliswaar in de berm, dwz op een houtwal, maar aan de andere kant van de houtwal lag een grote tuin horende bij een villa. De houtwal was opgebouwd uit tuinafval dus ik denk dat wat zaadjes of stekjes daarin terecht gekomen zijn.
Misschien weet je nu Brigitte wat de naam is van dit plantje , nu het in zijn geheel op de foto staat.
I got everything sealed up and now it's fully functional. I'd like to do a better job of securing the board inside, as well as the battery needs a little less wiggle room so it's not moving around so much, but I got the job done! Another thing I noticed after the fact was that I had mounted the switch in the opposite direction from what logic would dictate. Live and learn!