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(Midi TIEs by Tim Goddard, not included in the instructions)
A large MOC to end the year with! The Gozanti is one of my best performing models, but it badly needed an update. So I did another one, designed it from the ground up. The scale is 1:87, so not figscale as that would be roughly twice as big. The exterior is based on Rebels, the interior is inspired by the Gozanti variant from the Mandolorian.
Dimensions: 37cm wide, 74cm long and 23cm tall
Pieces: 4483
Model Kartei Name Audioprincess
An dieser Stelle nochmal danke für das spontane Shooting, ich dachte schon das Wochenende bleibt shootingfrei.
Das Shooting fand auf dem Südgelände zwischen S Bhf. Priesterweg und Südkreuz statt.
Serial #JA252730
Dimensions:
Bed...……………...…....7" x 14 3/4"
Height...………………..7 3/8"
Balance Wheel...….6 1/8"
O.A.I...…………………..16 3/8"
Configurations:
Treadle
Cabinet Electric
Although identical both in size and shape to the Singer Model 15, the Singer Model 115 was a rotary sewing machine based upon machines from the Wheeler & Wilson company which Singer required in 1905. The Model 115 was also Singer's first family use rotary sewing machine developed by itself.
It is likely that Singer Model 115 was the replacement of the Model 9W, which was basically a W&W No. 9 with a large bedplate that Singer manufactured from about 1905 - 1913.
Unlike the Model 15 which is among the most commonly found of Singer machines, the Model 115 is not frequently encountered.
This beautiful example of the Singer Model 115 Rotary was originally made as a treadle driven machine. It has the decal set variously known as the "Tiffany" or "Gingerbread" pattern.
The 115 has a full rotary hook mechanism. The faceplate shows very strong similarity to the Singer Model 15 which was made in much greater numbers, and the 115 is often confused with it.
PDF Singer Sewing Machine Model 115 Online Manual:
ismacs.net/singer_sewing_machine_company/manuals/singer-m...
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model:
Lily Mcnally
styling:
Clark James
strobist:
ebay wireless triggers
430ex in white shoot through above model
This photo was 90% model and 10% me screwing around with lights and a fan. I shot this with a Canon 580EX speedlight with a shoot-through umbrella slightly left and in front of model camera left and high. I used a reflector for fill, aimed up from the floor. I had two bare Canon 550EXs behind model right and left. (The one on the left had a yellow gel on it.