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You can see the barrels and a bit of the hot glue in here, make sure you trim off any excess PETG from the front of the turret, there is almost no clearance between the front retaining clip and the front of the turret, any protruding PETG will cause the turret to fail to advance.
You're all set from this point if you're not painting, go ahead and reverse the disassembly process and you have a shiny new FireFly with PETG barrels.
Modification of work by Evan Burkala
In this HIA, serum containing antibodies to influenzavirus underwent serial two-fold dilutions in a
microtiter plate. Red blood cells were then added to the wells. Agglutination only occurred in those wells where the
antibodies were too dilute to neutralize the virus. The highest concentration at which agglutination occurs is the titer of the antibodies in the patient’s serum. In the case of this test, Sample A shows a titer of 128, and Sample C shows a titer of 64.
modification of work by Cory Zanker
Living things may be single-celled or complex, multicellular organisms. They may be plants, animals, fungi,
bacteria, or archaea. This diversity results from evolution.
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.
Macro Monday - textile textures
This is my canvas sun hat. Above is the outside hat band. Hat did not have a chin strap so I added one. Below is the underside of the front part of the brim. The tan color was not dark enough for my taste, so I took a Sharpie and added some cross-hatching. I have no compunction about modifying my gear to work better for me.
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)
The Festival of Stuff finale was bursting with delectable making madness, this time through the theme of mini-golf. We built an 18-hole Crazy Materials Golf Course for our visitors to play, as well as filling the street outside the Institute of Making with demonstrations and making stations.