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Original pattern had front as two separate pieces, but thought it would look nicer if I made it one piece instead. So I think I'm at a point where I have a working pattern for two of the three parts - - might be able to use the bustier pattern to finagle out a pattern for the jacket
Images from a basic webcam modified to capture infrared spectrum. This image is the result of filtering out most all of the the visible spectrum. Perhaps I'll be able to set up a webcam to record the nocturnal Southern Flying Squirrel.
Tadaaa, first look at the footpegs in final design! So happy to see these functional master pieces ;)
Tattoo. It's an illustration from the children's book titled "All the Pretty Horses" that I need to put more time on (ink wise) soon.
and well I decided to change the colour of the flash once, well the tongue and lip are from my favourite band and the Apple logo from the eighties,
See how one white Hondo Strat evolved to an orange "Jimi's Monterey-guitar" and finally to a destroyed travel-guitar.
Although, I'm still not happy with it, and my next project will probably be glueing the parts together again.
left side is the "before" version and the right side is after reshaping. Proof that SR seatposts don't have to be ugly!
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Any excuse to return to Manhattan Grill is a valid excuse. Our excuse this time was their 'Battle Of The Burgers' - a somewhat short lived menu modification, made to coincide and commemorate American Independence Day (July 4th). It's funny to think that a few centuries ago, celebrating American Independence could have got you in a shit-ton of hot water, but these days we can basically celebrate our less than amicable split from what was our 'most promising colony' in the form of gastro burgers and nobodyâs all that bothered by the whole thing. MEAT UNITY
But yeah, about this Independence Day Menu. It takes the form of three burgers. These are not 'regular' burgers. No. These are burgers designed and prepared by a Marriott Steakhouse. Which means at the very least that they're extremely substantial, extremely high quality and extremely expensive burgers. But I'd rather describe them as little steaks served on burger buns with a delicious and often excessive topping (but it all works in a good way so donât you worry). Thereâs âThe Americanâ - USDA Beef, streaky bacon, sautéed garlic mushrooms, Monterey jack and beer bartered onion rings. Then thereâs âThe Britishâ - Aberdeen Angus, gammon, a fried egg and tomato relish. And lastly, a neutral one called âThe Otherâ - lamb, pickled red onions, coriander and mint yoghurt dip. My personal favourite was The American, whereas Tasting Britainâs founder Bryony preferred The British. Therefore culinary stalemate ^_^
A little more about Manhattan Grill. Based underneath the prestigious and expensive Marriot Executive Apartments in Canary Wharf, (by West India Quay station) - Manhattan Grill boasts stunning riverside views, and a head chef from Mexico City who has cooked for President Obama no less. We profiled him on Tasting Britain and heâs been hiding from me ever since. Theyâve also got one of those splendid enomatic machines so you can drink single glasses of VERY fine wines (Manhattan Grill seem particularly keen on Château Mouton Rothschild but they also have my very favourite Federalist Zinfandel and a few other tasty numbers from all over the world). They did us a mini wine tasting and Bryony found the first red wine that sheâs ever enjoyed. This in itself is amazing! Well done (again) Manhattan Grill.
1. Brake pipes added to the top of bogie frames.
2. Cabside steps top step modified to match prototype.
3. Hand brake chain shortened. Hook added on bogie frame to allow easy disconnection and reattachment.
4 and 5. Flexible sanding pipes added using 1 mm elastic. These are attached to the underframe and slot into sleeves added to the bogies for easy disconnection. These are in line with the rails/wheels, unlike the Heljan versions fitted in line with the inner ends of the bogie frames, and none at the front of the loco.
The faces of the wheels were primed and painted black to remove the shiny metalic finish.