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Today we went on a no destination road trip, we just drove around for hours and then we went home. Strangely it was great! Frederikke came with, I told her it was a vacation^_^
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
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I started to do Lego Moc at the end of the last year, for know i have a collection of 2000 parts approximately.
I want to do this moc with no extra parts, trying to work creativity.
I spend hours thinking of what I want to do... and the result was: What will that give if Star wars meets Borderland ? :D
I tried to mix a classic starfighter of Star Wars universe with the detailing like we can see in Bordeland universe.
This Owlie is bigger then my other ones, it was a custom order for a baby's room, I really like the way it turned out!
Since I had all these extra parts from my old custom Hawkman, I decided to make his partner, Hawkgirl. Now I know the eyes look weird, it was hard because the mask makes it so I couldn't just use a normal lego head.
My original childhood Skeletor was pretty beat up and missing an arm, and Spikor wasn't in such great shape either. So I combined them into this undead knight.
Now just as my original He-Man lives on in the photos as Nanoc, so too will Skeletor.
Loving working on these. To make up for the fact that I'm not drawing from life, I ask people to tell me their stories: the silly ones, the funny ones, about their kids and spouses and everyone in the portrait. It helps bring it to life for me...
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Gilbert Honey West head on an 80s Barbie body (with the bigger bosom - Honey insisted on it). Honey and her pet ocelot.
Anne Francis must have been horrified when she saw this face sculpt.
Buick's FWD A-Body intermediate Century offered value priced Special, midlevel Custom and premium Limited series for 1993. Sedans were available in all series, wagons in Special and Custom lines and coupe Custom only. A driver air bag was now standard on Custom and Limited, optional on Special. At 74.4 cubic feet (EPA cargo volume index), the Century and Cutlass Ciera Cruiser were roomier than many midsize import wagons of the 1980s and early 90s as well as the K-cars, though smaller than Fairmont/LTD and Taurus.
A-Body production was based in Oklahoma City starting in 1982 through the end in 1996, with wagons following in 1984 (assembly plant closed in 2005 and now an aerospace production facility).