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NEOBALLS / ZEN MAGNETS - Neodymium Magnetic Balls (@1005) - Jeweled Fox Helm of Magnetic Magicka
Video: youtu.be/QRCFaAfQYaY
Tri-Oval Sphere Tutorial (to make the top dome): www.youtube.com/watch?v=v26m-9rO30s
Build info here: www.flickr.com/photos/tend2it/sets/72157629891209037/
Tri-Oval Sphere tutorial: www.youtube.com/watch?v=v26m-9rO30s
This is a light armor helmet that was inspired by the classic RPG games of Diablo, Skyrim, Hellgate London, etc... It is made out of gold, silver, and black NeoBalls along with some Zen Magnets.
The base dome of the helm is formed using four of my Tri-Oval subunits with the holes filled in. Horns were created using folded extended hexagons. The nose and rear neck plate protection were fashioned to look like scaled plate armor. The shape of the eye protection and the horns reminded me of a Fennec Fox ... hence, the name. This helm design is actually an extension that grew out of an original Viking helmet concept. The result is a keeper.
Because of the black NeoBalls, I kept the lighter background over a darker one to prevent them from blending in too much.
(@679 = Viking Helmet top section) = (Tri-Oval 1/2 sphere=(3 x 36-ball Oval Subunit)) + (top filler=8-ball ring + 4-ball + 1-ball) + (hole fillers=(4 x (6-ball rings + 1-ball center)) + (4 x (4-ball rings)) + (horn mounts=(2 x (6-hex + 12-hex + 2-ball top +2+2-ball bottom inside reinforcement on two sides) + (Horns=(2 x (4L-Hex=(60-ball) + 4+3+2+1-ball tip folded in half + 4 x 1-ball hole fill back/front))
(@088) = Nose/Eye plate = (52-ball nose plate) + (6-ball + 4-ball ring accents + 2 x 1-ball jewel colored) + (2 x (2 x 6-ball + 6-ball eye plates ) + (3-ball triangle nose to helm bridge)
(@236 ) = Rear scaled plate protection = (5 x (46-ball plates)) + (2-balls added to 2 outer top 4 added helm bridge support) + (4 x 1-ball spacers between plates)
Replaced accents with 2 x red rubies, 1 green emerald, 1 blue sapphire for the jewel effect.
It is sitting on top of a Mag-Lite flashlight ... the handle diameter was perfect.
This was made for the Zen Magnets Contest 17: Hatch Magnetic Headgear challenge ... zenmagnets.com/blog/?p=465
PEAK McKINLEY: Wonderful old Flashlight with a patina that doesn't come in a bottle. 7LED Ultra - Snow.
Nikon D90, Tokina 100mm. Macro. 4/5" @ f/22. WB Auto, SB-400 flash.
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I took this picture in a rather odd way. I wated for something like total darkness. I shook it, it's the kind of flashlight you shake to get electricity going, and then turned off the main light, so that i was in darkness, then turned on the flashlight and photographed it in the dark. The flash went off and that was the only other light. It looks as if it was taken in broad daylight, but less shiny. Anyway this flashlight I got for $1.00 at a yard sale. New they cost $30.
When I got it, it didn't work, but since it's see t hrough I figured I could figure out how to fix it. Basically the switch connection was off, so I disassembled the flashlight, and fixed that, it was a placement problem. I found if you shake this flashlight long and hard enough, you will get brighter light out of it, BUT that can throw off the switch mechanism, the good thing is that's a very easy repair. If I can fix that, ANYONE can!
I captured this shot by hanging a flashlight from the ceiling with a string, setting my camera on a tripod looking up. I set the camera to BULB, turned off the lights, started the flashlight swinging, and hit the shutter.
From the popular Batman television show, it's the complete set of crime fighting equipment from Ideal.
XTAR Venus WK16 LED flashlight with a 1.4mm red cord wrist lanyard with 0.9mm black cord Solomon bar/Portuguese sinnet/cobra stitch/square knotting/macrame knot work.
kinda project mayhem inspired. my red face in the middle of a smiley face. 15 sec shutter & 100 ISO on a tripod. lighting provided by a cheap flashlight from Walmart.
Explore # 69
Widzę zieleń drzew i czerwień róż
WidzÄ™ jak kwitnÄ… dla mnie i dla Ciebie
I myslę - Jaki piekny jest ten świat
Widzę błękit nieba, biel chmur
Jasny błogosławiony dzień, ciemną świętą noc
I myślę - Jaki pięky jest ten świat
Kolory tęczy tak piękne na niebie
są również na twarzach ludzi
Widzę przyjaciół podających sobie dłonie, pytają co słychać
Oni tak naprawdę mówią "kocham cię"
Słyszę jak dzieci płaczą, widzę jak dorastają
Nauczą się więcej, niż ja kiedykolwiek będę wiedziała
I myślę - jak piękny jest ten świat
Tak myślę - jak piękny jest ten świat
I wanted something fairly simple to write. Hi isn't the most original thing to do, but it came out fairly well. I might try to spell out flickr next time. :)
FlashMax G179 - Waterproof CREE LED Flashlight
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Day 72 [3-12-2016]
Final adventure. Today marks my final adventure before my Sunday departure back to college to finish off my second semester. In a group consisting of Me, Scott, Teddy, George, Paul, Alex, and Sean, we traveled to the cape to adventure through an abandoned air force base. It was such a beautiful day to explore and the scenery was magnificent. This whole day was beautiful and a perfect way to end my spring break. I love all of my friends so much. It is always hard to say goodbye.
Can't wait to see what the next day brings!