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Finished at last, another 650b randonneur. This one is for my wife but will remain unridden for a while yet until she recovers from her foot operation. I had a quick go,on it and all seems well, if a tad on the small side for me. Looking forward to the Summer tour!
whoa. Second upload of the day.
And pretty light textures that make me happy.
Look, more franking. Dedication, bra!
And, um, yes. So, I've had a pretty foul morning. And, well, Kazuki's character is all, 'I'm going to protect you from evil demons despite the fact that I'm an evil demon myself', and well, I needed someone like him around.
But I feel better now, thanks to my friend Jess (who always knows how to cheer me up) and EVERYONES COMMENTS ON MY LAST UPLOAD (caps are fun). Especially Violets, it made me smile so much.
So thankyou, everyone <3
OH! And another thing!
Can the coward asswipe who sim secreted Emmy step forward? I'll totally beat your ass. Emmy is great and you are just pathetic. *nods*
Pattern: Whitby Socks from Nancy Bush's Knitting on the Road
Yarn: Regia Tweed 6-ply in Burgundy
Needles: Size US 2.5 (3.00mm)
Having just 1 vendor to deal with for all of your sign needs ensures quality, consistency and efficiency.
Comcast Center's concrete core is nearly complete. The steel frame is quickly catching-up and will rise an additional one-hundred feet above the core. Then glass...lots of glass. Center City, Philly
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it is so much bigger then it looks, and very beautiful. It was a great oppurtunity to do this for Mr. Ray Ramirez. I know he is watching, and I hope he apprecaites this. The more I worked on this project, the more I got to learn and know about him. He was a great man, and I wish I got to meet him and know him.
This is the completed chassis for '63 Impala SoLo project. I've built things out of sequence so that the sub-assemblies would be more complete. After the initial problems fitting the lowered front suspension, the rest of the assembly has gone together flawlessly. As was shown in the close-up of the front suspension, a lot of effort has been put into the detail painting of the chassis and parts.
"Mission Completed," from the 489th Bombardment Squadron.
(My grandfather, Leonard Hanten, was a seargant in the Air Force with the 488th Bombardment Squadron in WWII. These are photos he took of the nose art paintings on some of the planes in his squadron as well as Squadrons 486, 487 and 489.)
Completed rain barrel, total cost $45.15. Probably could build one for about $22.15 if you had a ready supply of blue barrels. (btw, always make sure those barrels only had food in them, to prevent chemical contamination).
Duplicate rain barrel (on the side of my house) here:
first real piece of clothing that I've made! the side is a bit dodgy because I didn't have a zip, therefore I had to make do with a couple of buttons I had lying around, but otherwise I love it.
... there is NO scope for making a mistake in Rogan Art. The design has to be preconceived and done instantaneously with the castor glob as it freely falls on the cloth. Once done, he folded the fabric to stunningly vivid symmetrical images of floral and Islamic motifs.
Nirona Village, Bhuj, Kutch
Completed Santa Socks! Yes, I know they don't match. Its a thing.
Pattern
Yarn
Knitpicks Sock Yarn in red and blue
Needles
Metal DPNS, 2.5mm / US2
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LINK
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swiper suspected in others, found by JimmytheJ
My thoughts on this MOC is it was built to represent the character "SpiderJerusalem"
and so the description the kid wrote appears he does not realize the significance of the build.
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swiper: verrell123