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Some older AI images modified with new Photoshop beta. Borders were expanded and then auto filled by Photoshop. A whole new world.
I got tired of the thick border in Vienna, so I removed it. Nib here: apathyonline.net/2006/12/vienna-modification/
Head Modification Contest Entry #1 at PNW BJD Expo 2016
Contestants were required to do a head modification + faceup based on the theme of PNW BJD Expo 2016: BJD Comic-Con
Roland TR808 Recovered from oblivion restorated from oxide MIDI-fixation and deeper modification. Now it can be sequenced by any midi sequencer/synth. All parts has been hardly cleaned to remove all that dust and oxide who were inside. The TR808 has almost over 25 years old so needed a lot of work inside it.
A pair of new side panels has been done by myself on wood to close the unit, getting away the old plastic side panels that were taking so much space. Now the Roland TR808 is finished with an standard rack width to rack it if needed. A new painting has been aplied on the frontpanel surface, side panels and front side, to prevent the corrosion. I have replaced too the old round phillips screws to a flat allen galvanized screws, so they will never be re-oxidize again. The old power plug has been changed too to a new smallest one. Hope you like the work !!
I love my 808.
A pile of parts all cut to length and deburred await further machining. The parts closest to the camera have been radiused using the KX1 CNC with the new automated spray mist system.
The finished modification with the led fan behind it. I have been contemplating how to smooth out the light behind it without cutting the air flow since that was the original motivation. A dryer sheet comes to mind but I worry about the dust collection with that. There is a filter behind to collect dust so that isn't an advantage.
Although I love my Weber Smokey Mountain it doesn't come with a built in Thermometer.... which is really a must have for a smoker. So I read a few websites and voila....
pulled the rear seats. this was no big deal when i had the MINI and could "carry" 4 in it, but now i all i have is the truck and it is a 2 seater...
Absent from this picture are the slide and recoil spring. Here you can see where the rollers sit in relation to the barrel assembly.
This coat closet is just inside the entry way and will be converted to a network closet. It has a pulled pair of cables for satellite TV. The alarm system was already mounted. The vacuum cleaner will be housed where as well. It sits in front of the unattractive generic fireplace. Behind it is the master bedroom entrance.
As gas powered speeders were introduced, Milwaukee Road brought out a saw, hammer and nails and created a storage spot for them inside the Brookfield, WI depot. With speeders no longer the means with which MOW crews move down the ROW, the rails used to get them back and forth between the depot have long since been removed. However, if you look closely, there are two notches in the sill plate under the speeder doors. There's a lot of history in this building if you look for the details.....
I had to cut several holes in the back of the case to fit the I/O shield-plate for the new motherboard (Asus P5Q-EM), and a full-size ATX power supply unit.