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'18 Tesla Model X, I-205 after English Pit, in a car, 7-7-18 AW110 (71)

Wheel Brand: Vorsteiner

Wheel Model: V-FF 107

Wheel Size: 22x9 front & 22x10.5 rear

Wheel Finish: Gloss Black

Born: November 2, 2007

 

Since I came to sl I have wanted to model. I did a few shows as a model in rl during my teen years and the first few years in college. but chose to major in something else. Ultimately I became a designated appraiser in rl. I am also a grandmother and I love playing video games with the kids and grandkids. Also I am a great grandmother and now we have 3 great grandchildren. I have designed clothes and built structures in other games with the hope that one day I will have enough time to do the same in sl. In rl I have managed an office with as many as 98 employees. I am located in the Pacific time zone in the USA. Typically I am online during the week day, Monday through Friday, between 7am and 5pm slt. You can find me online in the evenings and on weekends, but rl typically calls me many times.

 

I have numerous hair, skins, poses, walks and huddles too many to count.

 

I have had classes with Evane Modeling Agency, UVogue, SuperElite and Platinum. I also have had private lessons with Linnda Scofield. I am a graduate of UVogue, SuperElite, Platinum and Miss Virtual World Academy.

 

Following are some acheivements:

CCD print model

Ora Trei Print model

Bliss Print Model

Alatiel logo model 10/08

Captured Trade Show Model Fall 2008

Captured Trade Show Model Winter, 2008

Numerous Style shows for Evane, ModelX, Sascha, SuperElite and Elegance International

JCNY Model'Fest May, June, July, December 2008 and May 2009

 

Associated with:

Evane Top Model

ModelX Model

Bliss Super Model

Bliss in-store Model

Sascha Designs Model

SuperElite Associate Model

Elegance International Super Model

CCD store model

Alatiel in-store model

LC Model Academy

  

Work Reference:

Caithlin Carter, Elyse Dollinger, Amutey DeCuir, Caymon Zhora

 

References:

Mimmi Boa

Lorelei Maggs

Sami Kutanaga

Lacey Bade

Isabel Brocco

November 8

 

It’s Homecoming week, so there’s a lot going on around campus. The photogs were out and about most of the day today. Chris continued animating the Lego video, and I worked on the timelapse of that. Tonight, I got to go to the airport and pick up Emily! She’s so excited to be home! It got super cold just in time for her to get here, so I’m sure she’s thrilled. Who could be in California for more than a couple days without getting sick of all the perfect weather?

ModelX - Black & White Fashion Show

Saturday, May 29th, 2010 @ 1pm slt

 

Photographer: Daniele Eberhard

Models: Florentine Rau (l) & Wipster Baxter (r)

 

Outfit:

Dress: Angel Dessous - LePetite White

Shoes: Stiletto Moody Bare Anita (White)

Skin: Aimesi Skin Tami Cashmere Face1

Hair: W&Y Model Hair 17

 

Brand: Matchbox

Series: 2023 MBX Electric Drivers - 5 pack 3/5

Livery: N/A

Scale: 1/64

Base: Grey plastic - ©2021 Mattel

Collector/casting number: MB1286

Country of manufacture: Thailand

Place/date of purchase: Wal-Mart 2023

Condition: Minty fresh 10/10

 

Remarks/comments:

Tesla Model X - Tesla Electric Road Trip 8-5-2016

©2009 ilovecoffeeyesido

 

The plaque reads:

 

The Model X Duesenberg is the rarest passenger vehicle that Duesenberg produced. A total of thirteen were built in 1927. It has been viewed as a transitional model between Model A and Model J. In fact, it was Fred Duesenberg's attempt to revamp the model A on a shoestring budget. When E.L. Cord bought Duesenberg, he had bigger and better ideas for the next Duesenberg. This wonderful vehicle is very original and was owned by the new chief engineer of General Electric. Note the original interior, paint and hat holder in the ceiling. This is a wonderful historical record of what Fred Duesenberg had in mind for the replacement for the Model A.

 

The 1927 Duesenberg Model X is powered by an in-line eight-cylinder engine that produces 100 horsepower. The wheelbase measures 141 inches. The original price was approximately $7500.

 

Road signs, such as Stop and Caution, became uniform across the United States in 1927. Before, each state maintained their own system of signs.

 

Exhibited through the courtesy of Buck Kamphausen, Vallejo, California.

Instagram: @AHProdvction

Instagram: @AHProdvction

Model: Me

Photographer: Rod Insippo

Show: VIOLATOR October 15th

 

To seal the deal here comes Melanie in the cute short version of "Modern Times" wearing the sleeveless version of the Jacket in the distinctive Purple Print pattern. She's put on a set of matching knee high boots - 'LegAffaire' Boots - Purple, shoulder pad, purse and matching hat. This outfit comes with the distinctive "tentacle" collar, shoulder & sleeve affection, a sure to get you attention attribute.

 

Gloves and a blouseless tie are also included.

Tesla West Sweden TWS ordnar en spontanträff i Trollhättan hos Ola Germundsson nybliven Tesla X ägare (Olas fina ide) Vi tittar på hans fina 1966 Excalibur SSK med Corvette 327 motor i garaget, Ola bjuder på Kaffe och Hamburgare berättar lite om bilen mm, Sedan tar han oss på sightsing till slussar och Olidanskraftstation för att avsluta på Cabeco som gör kablar o verktyg till bilindustrin Kardanvägen i Trollhättan www.facebook.com/events/318206085705040/ länk till event fungerar nog bara om ni är med i TWS

AUBURN-CORD-DUESENBERG AUTOMOBILE MUSEUM

Auburn, Indiana

August 2015

 

THE RAREST OF DUESENBERGS

This 1927 Duesenberg Model X Boat-Tail Roadster, a one-off creation built for the 1927 New York Auto Salon, is arguably one of the most significant and influential motorcars ever built in the United States. It is the styling prototype for the Auburn Speedster, which appeared a year later. Its design, both aesthetically and mechanically, was the seed for which enthusiasm grew for the sleek, high-performance automobiles. Launching America’s passion for personal sports cars.

Strictly a show car, this sleek roadster lacks common amenities such as windshield wipers, a convertible top and side windows. This automobile was originally purchased by the Chicago hotel magnate Edwin Kirkeby, who may have seen it at the New York auto show.

Over the decades, this Duesenberg fell into disrepair. It was under the guidance of its donor that it returned to its former glory during a four-year restoration.

This Duesenberg Model X engine has a displacement of 260 cubic-inches and produces 100-horsepower, reaching a top speed of 90 miles-per-hour. The sleek body was constructed by McFarlan, a coachbuilder from Connorsville, Indiana, and supplier of Auburn automotive bodies.

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