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A Mod Sampler quilt for my sister-in-law. She loves a good rainbow.

 

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Shoutout to Eastboundtrain who takes all the credit for this nice mod that allows this pump to be compatible with pump pegs: flic.kr/s/aHsjVJBNMz

 

The spring I used had to have the ends cut off, it was too long and the ends weren't wide enough to thread over the locknut that's not removable from the pump shaft. Since this leaves sharp ends on the spring, I covered the ends with shrink tubing. The spring seats snugly inside the handle and totally does the trick.

 

This pump will go on my upcoming L'Avecaise, which will have pump pegs brazed on the seat stay for this pump.

Standard Barbie in 'Sparkle Squares', another favourite outfit.

Zaoll body modification into the boy

Not THE Mod Squad, but a Squad of Mod-looking ladies.

 

(L to R)

Chanel, Monsieur Z 'Park Avenue' in a vintage 'Live Action PJ' sweater-dress.

 

Regina George, The Barbie Look 'City Shopper', in a Warhol-inspired 'Ciao Japan' Misaki dress.

 

Dani, Dolls Ahoy!-customized Monsieur Z 'Fly Girl', in a 'Pop Life' Barbie dress.

Students from the local Philander Smith College. They were goofing off and asked if I would photograph them. I did. My shutter speed was too low. Live and learn.

 

2 motors in tender

Seen driving around Parliament Square, London

 

â“’EVP- 2012

I had a body sitting around so it seemed rude not to get a head lol. No more floating heads or spare bodies now, maybe it'll kerb my spending for while...:D

 

Thank you Emma, I love her!

The new dress and shoes I bought while in Vegas.

From left to right: Leondone, Kiwi, Nuwanda

 

Thanks to an e-bay gift card, I was able to snag Pop Life Christie for a real steal! She's taken over the role of Kleondine, and Kiwi's taken over her clothes. ;)

 

On Leondine: dress by Volks

On Kiwi: dress by Mattel

On Nuwanda: dress by Sugar Mag, stockings by Volks, wig by Jason Wu

Newly named Class 37/0 37073 'Fort William/An Gearasdan' advances slowly along the loop at Woofferton with the MOD vans forming 6M74, the 11:00 Glascoed to Crewe.

 

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AMEUBLEMENT ET DECORATION MODERNES

 

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In winter I bought April Story’s girl body since they had a great sale and they were ok selling me an extra torso piece. The body is absolutely gorgeous, but I just can’t live without a waist joint and I hate boob joints, so I wanted to mod the body to have a waist joint similar to what Supia’s old body has.

 

First drew the lines of where the joint will end up and then the lines of where I should saw the pieces. I sawed them with a coping saw and as you can see, some of the holes were drilled really near the back, which turned out to be a small problem… The pieces are full resin so they weight a bit btw. In the end I had to fill out the hip piece a bit with epoxy, but thankfully it goes under the torso piece so it doesn’t show much.

 

After I did most of the work of drilling the pieces with dremel, I finished the job by hand with wet sandpaper.

 

I also sanded the nipples just a bit because they would have showed way too much through the clothes, they still do but not as bad anymore.

 

I’m really pleased because now the torso has that range of movement that I love on dolls with waist joints. And that shoulders and hip ratio~ <3

Classic Sportscar

This is the last picture I will take before I install the engine mod I ordered

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