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My reproduction floor pan was complete except for a few details: the spare tire flange, voltage regulator mounting blocks, brake light switch wire hole, and the four cable tabs that secure the loom as it travels along the base of the firewall. I cut the spare tire flange off the old floor and plug welded it and the regulator mounting blocks from below to simulate the spot welds that BMW used. I still need to add those tabs…
Modifications Performed:
Wheels: Rennen R7 Step Lip Contour
Finish: Brushed Gunmetal Clear w/ Gloss Black Outer Lips
Sizes: (F) 21x9.0 | (R) 21x11.0
Tires: Michelin Pilot Super Sport
(F) 255/30/21
(R) 295/25/21
Suspension: KW HAAS Spring Lowering Kit
Paint | AA Collision Centers
Jet Black Roof, Side View Mirrors, Grill, Window Trim, & Emblems
Paladium Silver Reflectors & Trunk Trim
Tint: Tailights
I did not want the wide rudder trailing edge. I cut along the trailing edge, carved out some foam and glued it back together to form a normal rudder
I modified the staff and added the bird skull. I also Bulked up the legs to withstand the weight of the structure.
Owned by: ltmstudios/animemom
Modded from a sleeping faceplate to an open eyed and elf eared mischeivous little guy. :)
Last picture, really! He just turned out so cute!!
Previous owner made rough conversion to Ai lens. Does not fit in my D90 (maybe with force) but works well in D1X. Nippon Kogaku Japan
Built between 1867 and 1902, with later modifications in the mid-20th Century, this Gothic Revival-style Episcopal Cathedral was designed by William Slater and Richard Carpenter to function as the primary church for Episcopal Diocese of Hawaii. The building features a rusticated sandstone block exterior, gothic arched windows and doorways, smooth-faced stone trim, buttresses, a bell tower with gothic arched vents and four pillars, with one pillar being taller than the others, completed in 1912, a sanctuary with a high central nave and lower aisles, a semi-circular apse, a modernist front narthex with a large stained glass curtain wall, added in 1958 and designed by architect John Wallis. Next to the church stands Davies Hall, designed by B. F. Ingelow, which houses a vestry and meeting rooms and is connected to the sanctuary via a cloister with stone columns and gothic arches, as well as a semi-circular bay window facing Queen Emma street and a timber-frame front porch. On the other side of the sanctuary is the Tenney Auditorium and Parke Memorial Chapel, which are clad in stucco and were built in 1940 under the direction of C. W. Dickey, featuring a gabled and hipped slate roof, gothic arched windows, buttresses, and lanais with stone columns and gothic arches. Behind the church is a series of buildings mostly built during the 20th Century that house St. Andrew's Schools, private Episcopal Schools which are affiliated with the church, and vary in style from Gothic Revival to modern and postmodern. The cathedral is a contributing structure in the Hawaii Capital Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973.
Strengthening a Harbor Freight bead roller. Feels good to be working with metal again.
Uploaded with Darkslide.
Another modification, or reconnaissance tank in which instead of the original tower light installed, open turret of the armored car SdKfz 222
Residents living in the Houston area will benefit from a new bridge structure that has been constructed 25 kilometeres south of the community on the Equity Mine Road. The new concrete and steel structure will ensure that the crossing remains safe and reliable for recreational and commercial users.
The improvements will also support access for industry users. This road is an important corridor for mining and log harvesting in the region. The original bridge was load restricted which limited industry access, but this new structure opens up the area for potential increases in industrial activity.
This is the bottom drain for the water loop. Made from pneumatic airline fittings and sealed with PTFE it done a great job. Just a very small decrease on internal bore meant a small bottleneck on the 1/2" loop but I was prepared to suffer that for the ease of it's use.
The body is obsolete...
EXTRA EAR - a surgically constructed ear as an additional facial feature that coupled with a modem and a wearable computer will act as an internet antenna, able to hear RealAudio sounds. And MOVATAR is an intelligent avatar that will be able to perform in the real world by possessing a physical body. It will have a sound feedback loop from the body giving the virtual entity an ear in the world.
A bit tricky at some points, but looks like 100% success. Sample IR coming...
A big thanks to guys at Vancouver Telescope Centre for letting me borrow there repair room. it has little dust lots of light, and very quiet, so i could concentrate!
Edmonton upgrading. In the same terrace there is, quite extraordinarily, an original (apart from colour of door and window) house, next in stream.
Some fine stone cladding in the terrace
This composite shows the repositioning of the gathers above the midriff. I was attempting to relocate the pooling fabric in the bust area. It ended up forming a "U". I will try added an inch to the bottom of the bodice top to see if that makes a difference. This top is wearable for sure. And I like it. I just want to make it better.
The Goan modification lies in the assimilation of local building traditions into this rigid architectural style giving it a special local flavor. One of the special features of Goan temples is the Lamp Tower or "Deepmal" or the "Deepa Stambha" rising anywhere from two to six storied high. This is said to be a Maratha influence.
On festival days the "Deepmal" or the "Deepa Stambha" or the Lamp tower is decorated with hundreds of oil lamps and the effect is spectacular.
Another distinctive feature of a traditional Goan temple is the the Dome that covers the main shrine instead of the traditional Shikara . This is said to have been a muslim or Mughal architectural influence. See an example below.
Another muslim or Mughal influence is said to be the "Naubat Khana" or the small tower over the entrance to the courtyard where the temple drummer sits and beats the drum to the music of religious hymns especially on auspicious days.
The curvilinear roofs of the Mandapa is said to be of Christian / Portuguese architectural influence. See some examples below.
The oldest temple in Goa is said to be the rock cut caves at Aravalem known as "Pandava Caves" dedicated to Lord Shiva and dating back to the 1st century AD.
A classical example of the other oldest pre-Portuguese era temple is the Temple of Shiva at Tambdi Surla dating back to the Kadamba period circa 13-14th century AD. It is the only temple of its period in existence because all of the rest were destroyed by the subsequent Muslim and Portuguese onslaught.
Re-use an old hacksaw blade as shims to raise the cutting tool.
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