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I cut the last weld off at the bottom of this piece and then wacked it with my hammer to pull the rear bodywork inwards.
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Bueno, hace poco tiempo he notado ciertos sÃntomas q no logro identificar de ninguna enfermedad, la necesidad de auto-inflingirme dolor, el estado somnoliento durante todo el dia, hambre de entrañas de personas y sobre la perdidad de la noción de espacio y tiempo... no lo sé, solo espero no contagiar a nadie.
Essential Tools for modding:For internal modifications these tools are vital:1- A fine tip low wattage soldering iron2- A de-soldering hand pump3- A magnifier third hand4- A + type fine screw driver5- A cable cutter6- For fixing if needed, Hot glue or double sided fixing tape7- Electrical insulation tape8- 30 AWG or equivalent wire for wiring.For soldering iron,I used an Antex W12,12 Watt soldering iron with a fine 0.6 mm tip but any soldering iron in the order of 8 to 15 watts with a fine tip will be okay.Here is the link for Antex soldering iron : www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?Mod … ;U=strat15AHere is the link for Antex soldering iron : www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?Mod … ;U=strat15 Picture # 18
I'm playing with my friend ( NEVFENIEL) who is really far away. The game : send a photo to each other and play with it!
This converts my camera remote for knee or foot operation.
I cant believe how well it works, saves fiddling with the remote while holding the fish
I began the painting process by priming both sides of the shell in black, and then going over in silver, which will be the secondary color for the gun.
As you will probably note, I filled in the hole where the scout firing trigger was with hot glue, and I added 3 shotgun shell holders on the top of the shell. I'm going to add some barrel holders for the rifle attachment on the other side once I figure out a good way to keep them solidly attached.
If you're wondering, that's the titan's trigger in the upper left.
This is a modification made at the request of ramon meneses for the group Pimp My Pixels. The original can be seen at www.flickr.com/groups/pimpmypixels/discuss/72157603806209...
Basic approach: duplicate layer, make duplicate 80% multiply, copy skin from first layer and create top layer, blur gaussian 5 px, soften to 80% opacity, and finally blur out the person in the background by selecting and gaussian blur of 50%. This requires that the face layer be brought to the top to overlay the background correctly.
Added mounting bosses for "low rider" front pannier rack, and guides for wiring for dynamo lighting system.
Here's your fully disassembled turret, at this point if you're not replacing the barrels with PETG or PVC then you can put everything back together and you're all done, if you're doing a barrel mod, read on.
I was a little sad his product markings were going to go away, but they're actually still visible after the dye job.
Dawn's faceplate is pretty much done, I finally got to try out my dad's airbrush....booy it was super hard haha. but I guess I did a pretty decent job. I shouldn't be too hard on myself, this is my first time with an airbrush or any doll customizing whatsoever.
Really can't wait to put her together now and have many photosessions from now on :) but gotta wait a little while longer (waiting for one more thing)