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It's quite alarming because once they've taken off the Toys R Us portion, it just looks totally different now.
It really strips the character away!
2010-10-16
The new fans kind of disrupt the fog a bit too much, but redirecting the flow a bit worked like a charm.
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The Canon S90 is a slippery little fucker. I recommend getting this custom grip. It's a bit spendy at $36 w/ shipping but well worth it to not drop your camera yo.
Most disposable cameras have this type of circuit for the flash system. Modify it thusly and it shall become a form of taser. "Knob" is the subject to zap. 300V primary zap, 11KV secondary. All from a AA cell :)
unedited in any way except resize, all modifications turned out inferior to the original in my opinion
I've seen fancy lug work achieved in a variety of ways with added curly tangs and even some modern cast versions of points and curls being available today. The use of some tube offcuts sliced and welded and further welded to the bracket ports gives me a reasonable amount of metal from which to cut a series of designs.
Well, I got an x-acto knife and some brown paint recently, so I painted a few weapons that I had lying around and wanted to paint. Also, I wanted to try to make better mods than my original, very crappy mods. I think all these came out well. Please tell me what you think. :)
Shocking truth revealed!
I wrote a thing that clarifies a few things about Holga apertures, check it out at Photon Detector.
At Lego shows in 2024, my Castle class would occasionally derail when there was a kink in the track, particularly when entering corners.
I put this down to the chassis setup I'd chosen, based on Carl Greatrix's previous Castle model, whereby the rear bogie wheels were fixed to the main chassis. In some cases, it seemed these wheels were getting raised off the track by the driving wheels behind.
I've now re-worked the chassis to have a more conventional pivoted bogie. There is still only 1 set of flanged drivers, to allow the bogie to not crash sideways into the cylinders. However now the bogie is on a single pivot, positioned above the rear bogie wheels.
This should help to 'steer' the loco into corners, and the little shoulder on the pin piece also helps to keep the weight on the bogie wheels.
O André é body piercer e um grande conhecer da área. Ele me recebeu em seu estúdio para umas fotos e entrevistas a sair na revista Babel, da ECA/USP.
I kept looking at the purple circle and thinking: it's missing something...So, I took it apart this morning and added some orange stitching.
Simple Machines Forum modification to add list of Vietnamese language specific characters under smileys list for easy access...
This was requested a long time ago, but it took me quite a while to study the best way to implement this.
DISCLAIMER: This is work in progress, so implementation might change a lot depending on the amount of feedback I get.
Hey all! This is a Photoshop modification of my recently posted Candellight Movement. I made it so I could have a cool background for my MySpace page.
The Nintendo NAS contains the following hardware.
CV860A Motherboard with onboard Via Eden C3 at 800Mhz
512 Mb RAM
400Gb 3.5″ IDE Hard disk.
3 * 100MB Lan connections
The LEDs on the front panel indicate power, disk activity and LAN activity. The power button turns the NAS on (funny that!) The reset button is not connected.
I’ve not put a CDROM drive inside the unit that utilises the cartridge flap on the front. Ive mounted the hard drive behind it instead.
The plan was to install FreeNAS, but I’ve now decided to put Ubuntu server on instead. I can then put a full Apache/MySQL installation on it and publish its website to the internet. I will put a guest book system on it, so visitors can sigh the log. Keep an eye on nintendonas.retrocomputers.eu . I should have the site live by the new year.
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A simple but nice modification to the Brickarms SW500.
All I did was file down the front a bit, and paint the handle, and out came a fairly nice .357 Magnum.
(I know some people have done a modification similar to this, but the made the Webley revolver by filing the entire front part away.)