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I decided to use an old crash test Takara/Blythe doll as a donor neck for a pure neemo so she will fit will onto a Blythe head. It is easier to see the modding because the donor doll was painted. I am also going to add some apoxie to smooth the join and will take more pics ;) On the right is a normal Blythe body.
Modded and expanded Gas Station. Vacuum cleaner & air pressure gauger. Solar cells for electric charger and power for the gas station. Small shop.
Manhole cover printings by steindrucker
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I've looked through Hoddolmir's amazing flower resources pack and have added some flower fields to various parts of skyrim. Not a lot, so you'll have to look for them, and believe me it'll be worth it. Some of these shots look so real to me and make me nostalgic of when I was little and went on hikes in the fall.
Been modding Spelunky in my spare time to relax, maybe I'll eventually replace all the art just for fun! :D
I might release it when I get more of it done I suppose!
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I decided to slap some DCSHG Batgirl parts onto the Stardoll body cuz why not lmao. I had a few laying around cuz I hate the torso sculpt and I figure this way I have a jointed body that works for my dolls than two sorta useless bodies.
Stardolls don’t have functional hip joints so my plan of just popping off the legs and working from there failed. So I sliced into the DCSHG pelvis. But of course since nothing is ever easy, DCSHG has a bunch of inner junk that meant I had to cut about 5mm above the pantyline leaving a big gap between the pelvis and the Stardoll’s warped torso.
Of course the DCSHG legs were longer than my Stardoll body but it works stylistically I think. I also added hobby base joints and gave the body its original hands cuz they’re nice sculpts and yeah.
I have no idea who will use this body but it’s done.
Just a modded M4 Reciever. Pastie includes both left and right sides, but doesn't include the example.
All sizes for detail =)
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Enjoy and credit, now I'm off to assassinate Cesare Borgia =D
So I’ve been trying to put my Mod era Ken head onto a posable body but the older Ken bodies have really long necks and ugly broad shoulders. I also discovered that his head is shrinking a bit so it looks a bit weird when its plugged into a neck, so I carved it out and plopped it onto a Fashionista.
Unfortunately I loathe the Fashionista hip and knee joints, and the Fashionista i modded to take a pair of 90s Arti Ken/My scene Boy legs looked weird with his head so i knew I had to use the legs from the older 70s-80s Ken articulated body.
I simply cut the Fashionista in half and glued the hip piece from the other Ken body. I may have lost the old Ken’s waist joint but improved the leg joints for the Fashionista so yeah worth the result of having a jointed Ken body with decent leg joints and a not too broad shouldered look.
Thanks to Shawn, the seller of this camera, I've made a couple of changes. I added black knobs instead of blue, and he sent me an adapter so I could mount my Kodak Vigilant viewfinder on this camera as well. That viewfinder corrects for parallax, especially helpful when shooting close subjects.
I added the release cable and wrist strap as well as the Kodak rangefinder and bubble level.
I've looked through Hoddolmir's amazing flower resources pack and have added some flower fields to various parts of skyrim. Not a lot, so you'll have to look for them, and believe me it'll be worth it. Some of these shots look so real to me and make me nostalgic of when I was little and went on hikes in the fall.
My awesome camp leader of Epiffany & Co, doing some last-minute mods to the mutant vehicle.
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My Yashica EZ F521 with several modifications.
1) Hotshoe mount for the Holga Fisheye Viewfinder attached (superglued) to the top of the camera.
2) Holga 120 CFN lens body mounted onto the Yashica body. This took some severe mutilation of the Yashica's "lens" housing (filed down to the screw mounts on the external side of the housing). Using electrical tape and cardboard, the lens body fits snugly onto the Yashica lens housing. I removed the plastic Holga lens from the lens body, which would not have worked with the Yashica lens (with tape, you can easily reassemble the original Holga lens and put it back on the 120 CFN, I have tried it and it works fine). The "lens" now gives the Yashica natural vignetting, which can be adjusted by sliding the Holga "lens" closer or farther from the body. Close against the body gives very slight vignetting, sliding slightly outwards can give moderate to very exaggerated vignetting.
3) Plastic filter added instead of the standard Yashica version (as it wouldn't fit into the Holga lens body). This was taken from a flashlight (the 2 AA MAG type). This protects the actual Yashica lens from getting dust on it, and also provides some unique effects. As it is cheap plastic, the suns rays are often reflected. Also, as it is easy to adjust simply by poking it with your finger, pushing one side inwards (making it sit diagonally in the lens body) and can cause some unique warping and soft focusing effects.
4) With the Holga 120 CFN lens body, the Holga 120 Fisheye Lens and the Holga LFH-120 filter mount both fit perfectly onto the camera. (Note, for a more dramatic fisheye effect, remove the Holga lens body and apply the Fisheye directly to the camera).
5) (not shown) Hand-made flash filters which slide underneath the Fisheye viewfinder and are tucked in behind the lens, covering the overly-bright flash. Used paint markers (red and blue), and plastic from the flashlight's packaging mentioned in #3).