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Based on the amazing Micro-Model designed by master builder Mariann Asanuma for Brickjournal
Ignoring the elegant lines of Mariann's model, I made a few tweaks to the design, extending the roof and adding a chimney. I also gave a bigger hat to the snowman, 'cause I'm a rebel like that.
I picked up a Plo for cheap at LEGO's Black Friday sale. Since I don't have him in mini-figure format, I decided to try my hand at removing the keychain.
The only tool I needed: A pair of needlenose pliers/snips. I cut off the top ring, then trimmed the screw down to the top of the torso's neck. There's a small divit on Plo's head where the screw went through it, of course, but you really don't notice it if you're not looking for it.
Photo Modification for the club > Photoshop Contest.
Week 71 - 'Old Irish Dwelling'
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I added skis on either side that slightly raise one track or the other to turn. Pull the right handle, raise the right track and the left track turns the machine to the right. Vice versa for the left. I was told that the commercially available turning track snowblowers broke easily, especially if turned on dry ground. My simpler system worked very well except that it was hard to use when on a trailer ramp. It made the ski lever tilt back instead of forward. It needed another cable or something to hold it in position. It was not hard to turn on slippery ground without the skis so because of the trailer problem I took the skis off. In the picture, the ski and handle are not actually installed, especially the handle which would be close to the user's hand. I believe I used a one inch wide homemade "rubber band" to hold it up in position. Each ski assembly was attached by three bolts, two below and one for the handle. I extended the chute contol handle about 6 inches to get out of the way of the handle I added.
Snowblower is a 32 inch 10hp Sears. I drove almost to the upper peninsula in Michigan to get this snowblower through ebay. I live near Indiana in Michigan.
To see another modification of this snowblower see:
In Western culture social acceptance and body modification rarely got along well. Tattoos have often been related to criminals and outcasts. In the past ten years tattoos went through a slow process that made them growingly popular among celebrities, social accepted individuals and role models, the practices is now felt as normal; even designs such as facial tattoos, that interfere with social functions like facial paraverbal communication, are increasingly accepted. On the other hand, there’s a certain tendency to keep tattoo designs close to their socially unacceptable roots, to make a gentle looking wearer appear tougher, dangerous or insane.
Photograph and Text: Stefano Moscardini
I put dots of weld metal on the outside edge of the augers of my steel auger snowblowers to break ice. Newer models usually have a serrated edge for that now. Also, although it is difficult to see, I bolted rubber extensions on the impeller blades since I saw the idea on the internet. It is supposed to help older snowblowers. Might help this a little.
To see another modification of this snowblower see: flickr.com/photos/21702692@N05/2123715121/
At Lego shows in 2024, my Castle class would occasionally derail when there was a kink in the track, particularly when entering corners.
I put this down to the chassis setup I'd chosen, based on Carl Greatrix's previous Castle model, whereby the rear bogie wheels were fixed to the main chassis. In some cases, it seemed these wheels were getting raised off the track by the driving wheels behind.
I've now re-worked the chassis to have a more conventional pivoted bogie. There is still only 1 set of flanged drivers, to allow the bogie to not crash sideways into the cylinders. However now the bogie is on a single pivot, positioned above the rear bogie wheels.
This should help to 'steer' the loco into corners, and the little shoulder on the pin piece also helps to keep the weight on the bogie wheels.
Electronically modified public domain image.
Photographer: Ernest Pierre Henri Miguel Machard
Image held by ECPAD/Defense.
Public Domain
Athènes. Panorama sud ouest avec la Voie Sacrée d'Eleusis. [légende d'origine]
Electronically modified public domain image.
Photographer: Ernest Pierre Henri Miguel Machard
Image held by ECPAD/Defense.
Public Domain
31/12 - 1/1/2010 - Mesilau, Kundasang Ranau
Suzuki Jimny extreme modification - competitor jimny is no more stock. This jimny was modified for extreme offroad with roll cage, Toyota 2LT engine, rear Landcruiser's arms (for front axle) and Toyota Hilux 2.8 axle.
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The paracord loop allows a neck lanyard to be attached, or a Maxpedition Keyper for use as a dangler
A discussion on Mora sheaths:
Creating pockets with pieces of inner-tube allow me to carry a ferro rod.
Above the innertube, both sheaths are wrapped with tape.
A discussion on Mora sheaths:
This Modification allows me to tow the submarine and stand around the yard without damaging the stand.
Please excuse the crappy quality.
I plan to use this body for a character who's not particularly athletic. So I shaved off a bit of bulk from her shoulders. The tricky part was guessing when to stop before opening holes on her deltoids...
Another Matchbox Series No4 Dodge K Series Stake Bed Truck Modification. 1966 to 1968 - 1-75 Series my second restoration of a stake bed. I like this color and I think it shows pretty good in the photos. Here it is as a bob tail, I like how it looks. What to add?
Objectif industar 50/3,5
Obturateur de chambre Prontor 2 modifié pour ne s'ouvrir qu'en deux modes : 1/200eme ou pose B
Cet objectif permet de faire des instantanés à 1/200eme de seconde pendant une photo en pause longue. Ce qui autorise l'ajout sur une photo en pose B d'éléments figés.
photo by Mr. A.. thanks ! swing mod on my pacemaker speed graphic. cool ! MAHALO ! the swing mod, will allow vertical tilts mostly to decrease depth of field.
Last night I had some airbrushing to do for another doll, so I thought it would be quite easy to work on Marcus as well.
I didn't sand his wings too smooth because I hoped that it would give some leathery effect when painted. On some places it works and some places it doesn't. But it's good to know for the next time I am trying something like this.
And yes he has a tail as well XD
A waitress at a restaurant in Cumming GA. She had some ink showing, so I asked if I could see the whole thing. The funny thing was that the waitress just pulled up her skirt and said to take the picture. The person I was having supper with considered my asking to be rude.
Effort to add a hot shoe to my already highly modified Vivitar Ultrawide and slim. Luckily there is some room inside the case for wires and such. The synch system involved adding some weight to the shutter paddle, so I'm not sure if the sutter speed is the same...probably close enough.