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I bought a kit from AC Moore for $6 ($9.99 with 40% coupon). The kit came with everything except the hoop. I made changes to some of the stitch patterns and colors of floss using colors I already had. A few months later, AC Moore had the same kit on sale for $3. I bought the two tthat were left with a coupon so they cost $2.55 each. I made similar changes to Fiesta, but made lots of changes to Positive/Negative. For around $11 and using hoops,
floss and buttons I already owned, I had a fun time creating these three pieces.
Students from Essex County American Red Cross Clubs assemble Kids Care Kits for children affected by home fires and other disasters on Monday, April 13 at the Red Cross in Montclair. Each kit contains a coloring book, crayons, bubbles, a deck of playing cards and a note from a Red Cross Club member.
Photo taken April 13, 2015 in Montclair, New Jersey.
Erica M. Viviani/American Red Cross
Kit feito para o dia dos namorados, presente da Suelen para seu marido... contém um baralho, taças personalizadas, super cartão, cheques personalizados, tabuleiro do amor, latinhas personalizadas, um livro de memórias tamanho A5 com 15 páginas, jogo de calcinha e liga, chaveiro mini cubo e uma caixa grande pra caber tudo isso. Ufa!
Um dos presentes que mais gostei de fazer, e amei o resultado!!
kitting, Distribution NJ, pick and pack, usa fulfillment
Most companies use kitting and assembly to include several products into a single kit which can be sold as one product. This allows companies to increase their sales
because they can place several products in one cart. A customer is only required to purchase a single item in order to get all the individual products they require
from a retailer. This means that as a business, you will have to deal with very little paperwork. You can outsource kitting and assembly to enjoy a variety of
benefits.
The kit and its assembly:
After a long while I found enough mojo (again) to tackle a mecha build, and it’s an “authentic” one. To be specific, it’s a 1st generation IMAI 1:100 kit of Roy Fokker’s famous “Skull One” VF-1S in a GBP-1S exoskeleton, becoming an “Armored Valkyrie”. While this is a recent re-issue of that kit from the early Eighties (the molds were created in 1982), it retains the classic weaknesses of early mecha model kits: there are no vinyl caps that support a smooth yet dampened flexibility of the many joints, and the whole body is constructed in a Matryoshka-esque fashion, so that single assemblies like arms, legs, head and torso cannot be built separately and finally put together into the figure, but rather require a step-by-step building- and-completion process because of the joints’ mindless construction. Another weak point: despite many joints and posture possibilities the model remains quite “static” and mannequin-like. That’s O.K. for display, but the model hardly conveys any agility or dynamics.
The kit itself is nice, though, because the fit is quite good (for its age) and there are more joints than on the contemporary ARII kits of the standard VF-1, even though some of them are useless (see below).
From the start I planned to build the kit as the OOB Roy Fokker VF-1S, but with some improvements.
For instance, I replaced the right fist (the kit’s only option for both hands) with an open hand of appropriate size from a Dorvack PAM-74 kit. The other was retained OOB but received an adapted GU-11 gun pod – the handheld weapon is typical for VF-1s, but unfortunately not included in the IMAI kit, so that I used as leftover pod from an Arii VF-1 Battroid.
Additionally, both hands received adapters scratched from styrene tube material so that they could be mounted in different, more natural positions; OOB the two fists come with ring joints that theoretically allow them to rotate, but they are set so deep into the lower arms that this actually is impossible. As a side benefit of the new adapters, they made painting and later assembly easier.
Beyond the hands the lower arms offered even more room for improvements: OOB, the triple GA-100 missile heads that protrude above the hands are single bare pieces; I replaced them with cut-off warheads from 1:100 AMM-1 missiles (left over from Arii 1:100 VF-1 Fighters), glued onto a thin base plate. Simple, but it improves the model’s overall look a lot.
The upper arms received totally new shoulder joints, again made from styrene tubes, to allow their separate assembly and painting. Matching adapters had to be inserted into the torso, and the head was mounted on a similar new joint, too – with all the stuff hidden inside the upper body looked as if an endoskeleton had been implanted!
On the shoulder missile compartments’ rear end, the open “grid” of the exhausts, the horizontal bars received “masks” made from thin styrene profiles to hide seams and misalignments. Again, a small modification, but it improves the overall look a lot.
Further down the body, modifications continued. The hip was upgraded to change the legs’ geometry into a more dynamic “3D stance”. This was achieved with a styrene tube filled with steel wire to bend and fix the leg joints’ axles backwards – a stunt that was, compared with the normal VF-1 Battroids from Arii, quite easy to realize. Again, matching jackets in the upper legs replaced the original simple pegs, and the legs remained detachable for separate assembly and painting. The resulting gaps between upper legs and pelvis were filled with pieces of paper tissue drenched in PVAC glue, creating dummies of flexible covers.
While the lower torso of the kit featured a joint to allow the upper body to rotate, I replaced it with a new vertical styrene tube construction, too, again allowing the body sections to be built and painted separately with better accessibility.
While there are many other hidden missile compartments all over the body I did not open them, to leave the hull rather “uncluttered”.
The armored assistance boosters on the back, flanking the folded wings, are correct in shape and detail, but appear a bit small for the bulky armor. As a remedy I “stretched” them a few millimeters with styrene sheet inserts, and I added details inside of the exhaust openings that hide ugly seams which are hard to PSR away in this confined location.
Kit de pincéis - vem nessa necessaire que cabe bastante coisa!
As cerdas dos pincéis são naturais e macias!
Sabonete de flores, acompanha sabonete líquido (opção de cores variadas).
Informações e contato, vide perfil.
kit 03 peças
01 cobre leito trapuntado
02 porta travesseiros trapuntado 70cm x 50cm
Ref.: 2380 - Cobre Leito Casal
2,20m x 2,40m
Ref.: 2382 - Cobre Leito Queen
2,60m x 2,40m
Ref.: 2384 - Cobre Leito King
2,90m x 2,60m
Cor:
004 Azul
006 Bege
012 Verde
Composição:
tecido: tafetá de seda 100% poliéster
enchimento: 100% poliéster
tecido interno: 100% poliéster
Confira em: www.sulamita.com.br/produtos/detalhe/kit-madreperola-2