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I created a custom sedan, and made a whole bunch. Here are the civilian versions: a green car, and two cabs
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Harley-Davidson Inc[3] (NYSE: HOG, formerly HDI[4]), often abbreviated H-D or Harley, is an American motorcycle manufacturer. Founded in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, during the first decade of the 20th century, it was one of two major American motorcycle manufacturers (Indian being the other) to survive the Great Depression.[5] Harley-Davidson also survived a period of poor quality control and competition from Japanese manufacturers.[6]
From 1977 to 2014, the only motorcycles sold to the public under the Harley-Davidson brand have been heavyweight motorcycles, with engine displacements greater than 700 cc, designed for cruising on highways. Harley-Davidson motorcycles, or "Harleys", are noted for the tradition of heavy customization that gave rise to the chopper style of motorcycle.[7] Except for the modern VRSC and Street model families, current Harley-Davidson motorcycles reflect the styles of classic Harley designs. While Harley-Davidson's attempts to establish itself in the light motorcycle market have met little success, and have largely been abandoned since the 1978 sale of its Italian Aermacchi subsidiary, the company re-entered the middleweight market in 2014 with its Street series of motorcycles.
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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
Notable specs: 55 cm, 700c wheels, tube thickness for heavy touring, no TCO, caliper brake mounts, kickstand plate, vertical rear dropouts, 3 water bottle braze-ons, 3 rear brake cable guides (not stops) on top tube mounted at 12:00, one eyelet on front dropouts, two eyelets on rear dropouts, rear rack mounts above brake bridge, 132.5 rear hub spacing, Joe Bell fancy paint – Seminole Red
She's available, check my profile for info.
So here’s Lammily. She puts me in the mind of a snobby hipster that’s probably done everything you have, only sooner and more expensively.
I carved her lips to get the weird flat expression off her face. I boiled her hair to get it to lay down flatter (instead of the just rooted mad scientist look she had going on). I also carved down her weird toe-thumbs. They were two times thicker than the rest of her fingers and just made her hands look really, really awkward.
She’ll arrive with her default clothing in her original box (which has a bit of a tear, it was awkward to open). She fits YOSD size pants perfectly and Ken shirts are a good size for her, too, as well as Ken shoes.
Custom #124
F E A T U R E S:
- Handmade outfit
- Needle felted bunny
- Handpainted box
- Mohair reroot by Blythe laboratory reroots
(Check my blog for more info).
First riv I'd seen out one of the organized rides in this area. Beautiful custom that had a few problems with his chain falling off the front rings. But he seemed to get it worked out okay. Never caught his name, though
Finally got up the nerve to cut my spare Riot's hair, so he can be my custom Goose from "Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers" (my other cartoon passion from the 80s besides Jem).
Still have some work to do--like giving him sideburns, and possibly a widow's peak (I'm mostly using the TMS animated main title sequence and "Galaxy Stranger" as my reference). But omg, his hair is RIDICULOUSLY TALL and it's kinda fabulous.
Now if only I could find 1:6 western wear that was even vaguely close to what they wear on the series... So far, the most luck I've had has been finding custom shirts for kitbashed Rick Grimes figures.
The Tumbler created by 'velociraptor' on Brickshelf. Features some really nice details and has a really nice cockpit with room for two.
U.S. 1/64 collectors are a very spoilt bunch at times, spoilt for choice should I say! Not only do they only pay around one Dollar for their basic Hot Wheels and Matchbox but they also get the chance to walk into a normal retail outlet such as Wal-Mart and Target and get their hands on some truly stunning premium ranges from brands such as Greenlight. The vehicles they model are mainly and predictably of American origin from the classic to the modern and features big bad beauties such as this 1967 Ford Custom 500. Laden with nice detailing with beautifully sculptured lights and grille this is a top notch diecast for a reasonable price and makes you wonder why we can't have something similar here in the U.K.
Bought recently from Modelmatic. Mint and boxed.