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I don't get to do stuff like that every day.
My good friend Peggy loves all kind of creepy and gory stuff, so she asked me and my girlfriend Choco to turn this cute little Ada into pure nightmare fuel.
Choco modded the mouths onto her horns with apoxy and I did the rest. The eyes are bait-fish ones; I glued them on, modded eyelids and stuff for them and afterwards painted everything.
Mouth Mods made by ChocolateDecadence
Painting, incl. additional eyes and eyelids, photos and editing made by me, Ara
Idea and doll owned by Peggy Naoyuki (www.flickr.com/people/97933835@N06/)
PS: Please look at photo in Original Size.
Senketsu - he's wicked, mischievous and might have a lot to do with your nightmare last night! = ))
Senketsu is a heavily-modded Shiwoo done by Krowbar. :)
Second day with 3dmax, tutorials, nifskope, more tutorials... (thanks a lot Nightasy!) and my second object working "good" in skyrim! I still need to learn a lot. I'm starting to import simple objects to practice. But the satisfaction of seeing something you do works in game, is very rewarding.
And.. Natza likes indian accesories :)
K-2SO with nice new legs 'donated' from a lego Minecraft Wither skeleton. I cut off the hip/bar sections from the lower part of the Wither Skeleton to make them look more K-2ish, and also the small handle that was on the bottom of the original K-2 torso (where the old battle-droid type legs attatched) I attached the new hip section to the torso with a very thin screw-thread + good ol' superglue.
This was just a quick fig to demonstrate a SCAR mod that I done.
After seeing Kal's post about his SCAR and other AR rifles (awesome by the way!!) Kal said that he wanted to try to mod one of the rifles so that a minifig could hold it properly (the stock is soo long that just doens't fit right).
As Kal didn't have any spare SCAR's sitting around, I thought I'd give it a try, as I've got a couple of these spare.
I quite like it, but I had to chop off an awful lot of the stock!! so as Alex (Combatbrick) mentioned "would it still be a SCAR without the long stock" I like it, but I would have to agree, that the stock is kind of important.
Let me know if you think it looks any good, or if there's a better way to approach this.
Comparison in top right shows how much I had to loose for it to fit!!
Paintwork on this is nowhere near as good as Kal's, but this was mainly about the mod and whether it works or not.
Captured at Kenosha Harbor with a Sony A7R II and my modded Holga F/8 lens plus a Holga Fisheye Adapter.
I've had some fun to mod some of my minifee hands. Boiled water and dipped them for a minute, then gently bent them to a more relaxed shape.
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Everyone knows what is PKM.
And now we get a tactical set for this gun.
Gun made by Anton Vinogradov.
I was incredibly inspired by electricsheep26354 and his custom landscapes, as well as Tamu\'s awesome Alternative Aspen Trees that look much closer to realistic aspens to me. I\'m working on adding a denser aspen forest to the rift along with new green grasses and aspens. I would have to ask lots of peoples permission to share this, so at the moment it\'s WIP. Let me know what you think.
Insomnia CGI ENB, a little test on downsampling that I did, nothing too extreme but I wanted to mess with the new hair I gave Cassie once again and I am rather much in love with it!
A 1958 Bruegger-Radnor Centaur modded for a private Los Angeles taxi driver in 2003. Changes to the original design include a custom paintjob, a custom interior, and replacing the vehicle's hard top with a convertible top, as well as standard tune-ups and cleaning.
One of the more technically challenging shooting/editing processes I've ever undertaken due to the vehicle's unusual size and dimensions that end up somewhere between standard tabletop photography and macro. Producing an interesting final product for the vehicle's history and style proved challenging, but I'm fairly happy with the results. The build itself was also fairly challenging as this is a style and scale I've never done before, and it turned out a bit boxy for my liking. I'll probably revisit the 1950s land-yacht scale eventually, though. I'm happy I was able to work in the sand-green color, despite the fact that I couldn't make aqua happen.
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