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Custom lights. Made of jewelry magnetic locks, 12V band of LEDs and other stuff. The only harm to Lego bricks : 2 small holes in buffer frame plus a bit of 10secs glue to connect magnets to magnet coupler.
Custom fender installation from a article by Peter Weigle in Bicycle Quarterly, Vol. 9 No.2 Winter 2010.
I have used this article several times in fender installation. It is a ton of work, but makes the fenders so much stiffer and stronger.
Custom house Tower seen in between the buildings of historic downtown.
The Custom house Tower - now Marriott's Custom House Hotel - is a skyscraper in McKinley Square, in the Financial District neighborhood of Boston. Construction began in the mid-19th century; the tower was added in the 1910s. The tower is part of the Custom House District, which was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1973.
Source: www.wikipedia.org
September 7, 2012, Freedom Trail, Boston, Massachusetts, taken here.
As I headed home from a weekend away, headed down the highway, I pulled into a small truck stop and saw this rather interesting vehicle...
I did talk briefly to the man who built and designed it, didn't find much out about it in the process...
It is clearly based on a highway truck chassis and engine (engine photo included here) and from there very custom-built...
I like the new LEGO Groot Guardians of the Galaxy figure, but didn't like how he towers over the other GoTG figures. So, I found a way to implement his original design but shorten the arms and legs, and aimed for the Hulk's size
This girl right here is very special, she is the result of your guys' support towards me during this fun customizing journey. Last June I ran a custom-service giveaway where close to 500 people entered, (thank you all who did!) it was very exciting but for now there could only be one winner, well this girl's mom was the lucky one! She was prompt to ship her Playful Raindrops to me and I was finally able to get my hands on her, so she is awake and ready to travel back to Finland! I hope you love her as much as I do and stay tuned for more giveaways in the future!
Thank you all again for your continued support, you guys are the best!
A rather strange casting which at first glance seems to be a flight of fancy by the Matchbox Team. Its supposedly based on a 1935 Ford Sedan Custom that is known as one of the earliest custom hot rods. The real car was commissioned by Leonard K DeBell, owner of the So Calif Plating Co. who had bought a brand new Ford phaeton. His plan was to use it as a very classy delivery truck but to be able to do that the car had to be lengthened by 12 inches to be able to carry freshly chromed bumpers which his company specialised in.
This Matchbox casting isn't supposed to be an exact replica of this car, merely inspired by it. Either way its typical left field Matchbox and works really well in Moving Parts guise.
Mint and boxed.
My third custom Monster High Doll.
You can pick her up here: www.etsy.com/listing/81173992/ooak-monster-high-custom-cl...
She comes with all her accessories except for the choker. It had to be removed during the custom process but has been replaced with a black ribbon.
There ought to be a Monster High doll that has ridiculously long hair like this by default...
Custom Pullip #16# (Yuri Pullip Japanese Black)
Para Patricia, Puppelina (con sus maravillosos ojos)
Trabajo realizado:
Desmaquillar
Maquillaje
Carving y reducción en nariz y boca
Carving en comisura
Philtrum
Sellado MSC
Just a little sample of some of my custom design work. I create custom logos, business cards, blogger redesigns and other marketing materials.
Logos are $150. Go to my website for more info and to contact me.
My custom #55 has been awake and waiting for her photo session for what it feels an eternity!!! Things have been crazy busy around here but I was finally able to get to her. This girl is very special and I'm very excited to finally show her off. As many of you know I am a BIG Beatles fan, but I am also a HUGE Tolé Tolé Dolls fan! I have been since I very first started Blything; so when Raquel and I discussed a trade about a year ago, I was beyond ecstatic! Even more so when Raquel requested a Beatles' themed girl. I knew I'd have a blast working on her! The base doll is Marrakech Melange and her mom decided to name her Jude. She will be traveling back to Spain soon. I hope you all love her as much as I loved creating her! <3
A friend of mine restores classic cars for a hobby/side-job and asked me to come over and shoot one of his cars. This is actually the '65 Mustang that he built for his mother. This classic started out as a coupe, but he changed it to a convertible. He also customized the front end and back end. The engine is also not original. He replaced it with a 302 from a late 80's Mustang. The car is really beautiful. He does nice work.
This was my first attempt at shooting a car and it definitely presented some challenges. I used my two speedlights to light it and ended up compositing several shots in Photoshop to get the right lighting and look I wanted. I was shooting the speedlights at full power and sometimes 1/2 power since I had the aperture tighted up to f10. Could have really used some Alien Bees or something here. Anyway, I think I did a pretty good job and the end result is pretty cool. I showed this final shot to my friend and he was really happy with it, which is what really matters here.
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Equipment: Canon 40D, EF-S 17-55mm f2.8 IS USM
Strobist: main image and base image for background: 580EX II, camera left, bounced in 45" umbrella, LP120, camera right, bare aimed at side of vehicle.
layer: LP120, camera right, bare, aimed at front fender and wheel.
layer: 580EX II, camera right, handheld over the back end of the car, through umbrella to light up the convertible top cover a bit more.