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Though I thought this set looked great from the get go there were some things I really wanted to tweak; particularly the rather skimpy rockwork in front and the lack of seating room for the shadow theater. So here's my modified version - you can read more about how I did it here!
A while back I modified a Star Wars STAP speeder and made it into another type of speeder. In the photo, if you look at the design closely, you will see that it is a STAP speeder on it's back with a few modifications.
This photo was a pain to take and the editing was equally as hard. I think I got the photo to look decent compared to the other attempts, but I'm still not completely satisfied with the look of the picture.
CP Soo SP, modding head, opening eyes.
Not done yet. I need to get the eyeshape right first, and also need to make some space inside her head for the eyeballs.
Still a lot to work on
Well he is kinda finished. I see a lot of things I could've done better. But I will alter him when I have time again.
I will sand his eyes a tad better for example. They are a tad bit grainy now. So it needs to be smoother.
But in the end I am happy with the result. He is the little snarling guy I wanted him to be, haha.
Fun project ^^
This is a picture of me with fake tattoos. Real tattoos were designed and done by Jay Marceau and are on Efix Roy. They are both great artist from D-Markation (Quebec city).
A severe de-modification of Inthert 's N-1 Starfighter that I had on my desk just when I watched the new Book of Boba Fett episode yesterday. Seeing as it was easy for me to make it grey and greebly, I just couldn’t resist.
I'm in the process of making some changes to my drip kit. I haven't been able to get much more than the basic shapes in the past year so now that it's getting cooler I have some time to make some changes. This is just a test and so far it worked. Still needs a lot of work.
Scott Gordon grew up in a rather wealthy family, and because of this has his own privet ship.
When war was imminent he decided to modify his ship so that it could be used in war.
This model depicts Scott in his workshop adding weaponry to the sides of his ship.
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Just wanted to let you guys know that I recently made a facebook page, and I'd love it if you checked it out: www.facebook.com/pages/Hacim-Bricks/1533528776898616?hc_l...
The reason I made a facebook page was cause I wanted a place to post things that didn't quite make my quality standers for Flickr. So, you can expect some quick little MOCs, WIPs, and updates there, that you wouldn't get here.
Anyway, thanks for viewing :D
The Syrena was a Polish automobile model first exhibited at the Poznań Trade Fair in 1955 and manufactured from 1957 to 1972 by the Fabryka Samochodów Osobowych (FSO) in Warsaw and from 1972 to 1983 by Fabryka Samochodów Małolitrażowych (FSM) in Bielsko-Biała. 177,234 were made by FSO and 344,077 by FSM, a total of 521,311. During its remarkably long production run it underwent only minor modifications.
The Syrena was produced in various models: 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, while the most popular model was the 105. All were 2-door sedans with two-stroke engines, initially of two cylinders. (Wikipedia)
Polish restaurant U Górala - Elk Merk Waardig - ALV 2022
Automobile club Elk Merk Waardig is focusing on the unknown and disregarded automobiles. See also www.elkmerkwaardig.nl/
The general members assembly was held at Polish restaurant U Górala (ugorala.nl/nl), which is a very nice place to discover some Polish cars, bikes, mopeds and lots of other Polish stuff. All cars are from the owners' own car collection.
Noordwijkerhout, the Netherlands.
Two days ago, I mentioned that I may work on the background colour for this image, so I spent a little time in photoshop. This probably isn't quite right either, but one tries. I probably prefer the original bg.
The original is in Comments.
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Collabor88 & Bloody Horror Fair & L'amitie Fall Market & Suicide DollZ & The body modification expo
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For the second correction I ran the Auto Haze Removal which improved the darker areas, but really brings out the blown highlights.
The body modification expo & Suicide DollZ & Big show
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Another image for my Conspiracy Theory friends.
Busy sky over Cascade Mountain... or possibly, as some of my friends insist, proof of government weather modification tests using sprayed chemicals to alter weather patterns. You chose.
Utah County, Utah.
An absolutely superb Rod modification of this Zephyr. A show stopper in every way
In late 1935, Edsel Ford conceived the Zephyr as a model, down from the very expensive Lincoln K series (that competed with Packard, Cadillac etc, for the $$ of the very wealthy) and aimed at he Chrysler Airstream, Cadillac LaSalle, and the Packard One-Twenty, who had successfully tapped into the upper middle class market. At that time Ford had only the Ford brand for the Hoi-Paloi and the Lincoln for the very wealthy, and the competition had long tapped into the various levels between the two extremes. It would be a few years before Edsel introduced the Mercury.
As a 'streamlined' design the Lincoln-Zephyr actually had a lower drag coefficient than the Airflow, The Zephyr was powered by a small 75° V12 engine developed from Ford's Flathead V8 and unrelated to the larger K-series Lincoln V12 engines. The valve-in-block flathead engine was quite compact, allowing a low hood. Excepting for some Ford trucks, the Zephyr was the first Ford product to have an all-steel roof. With the axing of the larger K series Lincolns in 1940, the Zephyr was the basis for the post-war Lincolns with the Zephyr name not surviving the war.
AFOLs do it all the time when an existing set/design/concept doesn't suit our taste. Doesn't need to be overly done as sometimes just a simple/minor change can make a whole lot of difference.
The android head from BrickWarriors makes it look better than the one that comes with the battle pack. Main body simplified and replaced the binoculars with space guns. Need to make a few more for the grass plains battle scene.
So, here's another modification of the Green Grocer (#10185).
Actually the plan was to dismantle the Green Grocer to make some space for other MOCs, but instead I ended up rebuilding it for the second time.
Now I really like it, I guess.
Added another floor, rebuilt the roof and stairs again and added some more furnishings.
Credits for the kitchen and the sunbed: Sarah Beyer
Back after a week vacation I had to take the chance for this back light shot before the farmers cut the high Allgäu grass for their cows.
The combination of camera and lens is the best I have used so far, no zoom comes close to the results. For this HDR result only minor modifications of temperature, brightness & lights were performed in LR, no other filters or local adjustments.
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The head and torso are from the LEGO Group’s Falcon figure with modifications to it.
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The flaps and cartridges on the sides of the torso and knee pads are made of rubber.
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The shin guards, thigh straps, gauntlets, and sleeves are made of electrical tape.
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The shoulder pads are sculpted.
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The wings are from Hasbro’s Civil War 2.5 inch 2 pack Falcon. I glued them onto a neck brace and sculpted the jet pack. All the sculpted details on the wings are outlined in black and I gave them a black wash after I painted all the details.
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His mini uzis are from Minifigcat.
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He’s also equipped with Tiny Tactical glove tops.
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Leave your thoughts down below, I would really appreciate it!