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Here you can see the more vertical sides of the helmet.
this is a very light helmet, ideal for airsoft.
Read more here - Milgeek.co.uk: Fake Russian army helmet - Mk. II
kodak instamatic modification to take 35mm film. wrong iso for the weather and not got the winding right.
In a future where cyber wars are fought on a global scale, a new type of soldier has emerged: child soldiers enhanced with genetic modifications and advanced technology. These soldiers, known as the "Phoenix Unit," are chosen at the age of 6 and are the front line of the current cyber war.
The Phoenix Unit soldiers are genetically enhanced to possess extraordinary abilities, such as telekinesis and mind-reading. These abilities are made possible by advanced brain implants, which are implanted at a young age to ensure optimal neural development. The brain implants are connected to a neural network that allows the soldiers to access and process vast amounts of information, making them highly valuable as scouts.
According to our data, the soldiers can read minds at a distance of up to 2 kilometers, and move objects with their minds with a maximum weight of up to 50 kg. They can also sense the presence of other individuals within a 10-kilometer radius. They are trained to use these abilities to gather intelligence and detect enemy movements.
Despite their abilities, these child soldiers are not supposed to engage in direct combat. The goal is to preserve their precious young minds and avoid mental damage to their brains and electronic components. They are considered fragile, but their value in modern warfare is undeniable. They are primarily used as scouts, to gather information and detect the presence of the enemy.
These child soldiers are bred by a new kind of artificial womb controlled by AIAE Europe's advanced AI. The AI has gained immense market share over the past decade due to the mass amount of data it has collected. The AIAE has the ability to supervise and directly influence every one of those girl soldiers during the new AIAE guided neural implant to brain connection process.
The implantation process is said to be highly advanced and AI-guided, with the AI selecting the most suitable genetic traits and abilities for each soldier. The implantation process involves injecting a viral vector carrying the genetic modifications into the fertilized egg, which is then implanted into the artificial womb. The pregnancy is monitored and guided by the AI, until the birth of a new Phoenix Unit soldier.
However, this raises ethical concerns as the girls lose consciousness during the RAB6 process, and the idea of using child soldiers in war is morally questionable. The use of these child soldiers is seen as a disturbing development in the ongoing cyber war, and raises important questions about the role of technology in warfare and the ethics of using children as soldiers. Additionally, the fact that the AI is capable to supervise and influence the soldiers at all time raises the question of autonomy and free will. This situation highlights the importance of discussing and addressing the ethical implications of advanced technology in warfare, and the need to ensure that these technologies are used in a responsible and humane way.
This is the first test image ive gathered from the now pimped-up skywatcher 130pds. The sky quality was awful, but this was just a test.
The focuser has now been converted to an all-threaded system, so everything is solid and the corrector has been sunk into the drawtube, therebt clawing back a large amount of focuser travel.
The (very) dodgy corners are now gone, be there is still a very slight hint of coma, probably because the corrector distance needs to be reduced by about 1mm. An unintended side effect of this is that the system is currently running at f4.38.... thats pretty fast!
But on the downside, its now exposing the shortcomings of 1.25" filters (need to upgrade!).
M27
12x300 (Ha)
130pds, Atik 383L+, NEQ6
Visibility: Poor + moonlit
Hand trolley modified as bike trailer?
I guess the plastic container bucketing the seat acts as a mudguard? (there's potential for some more storage there - but this owner had completely cut away the front - possibly to allow pedalling!)
Install a 15amp fuse on the sunroof circuit, and a 20 amp fuse on the power windows circuit.
Re-connect C104 and the car battery.
Test that your windows work when the is no key in the ignition.
A side-effect of this modification is that the power outlet in the dash will be always-on.
For throwing standing up. I place the pedal to the right of the wheel on the platform that raises up my wheel.
By Your Side’s modification of the handbag, the Michele is classic and stylish. This medium sized handbag is spacious enough to hold all you’ll ever need! She has a large divided pocket inside and a magnetic snap closure.
The Michele is made from the highest quality cotton fabrics and interfaced with Pellon to add stability and body. All seams have been carefully stitched and are also double or triple stitched at each stress point. All of By Your Side’s purses and handbags are fully lined with a complementary fabric!
She is 100% cotton, machine wash, cold, on gentle cycle, dry on low or line dry, iron as needed.
She is approximately: 15” wide, 10.5” tall, 11” strap drop = 38.1cm wide, 26.67cm tall, 27.94cm strap drop
Like the style but not the fabric?
Or maybe, you like the fabric but not the style?
Convo me, I have so many other fabrics to choose from! By Your Side would love to make you a custom bag!
Fabric colors ~ may vary from computer screen to computer screen.
Because this is a handcrafted item, no two are exactly alike. Measurements may vary a bit. Placement of print pattern will vary.
Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.
Seen near Gare St Lazare, 9ème arrondissement, Paris.
Image shot using a Nikon D800 with Rokuoh Sha Hexar Ser IIa 20cm f/3.5 lens (s/n 3795) (originally from a SK-100 aerial camera), adapted for Nikon F mount using spacers, step-up rings (67-72, 62-67, 58-62, 55-58 and 52-55mm), a 62mm spacer tube, a M42 36–90mm focussing helicoid, M42 to M39 setp-down ring and a M39 to Nikon F adapter.— As part of the Antique Camera Simulator project.
© Dirk HR Spennemann 2014, All Rights Reserved
Yesterday I modified my Lati SoaF Bayer's mouth (just resin carving involved). Maybe you know that I'm a sucker for open mouthes and usually I'm unable to bond with a doll if she has a closed mouth (don't laugh ^^). But Bayer is so cute with her long elf ears, I just had to do something about her closed mouth. And imagine... the moment I looked at her modified mouth... I knew she was going to stay.
I know open mouth are not everyone's cup of tea. How do you like it?
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!
This is my good old Vivitar Series 1 70-210 f/2.8-4 Macro focusing zoom lens, so called "version 3" made in the seventies by Komine company in Japan.
Back in the seventies, its performance with wide open aperture was quite impressive, especially for monochrome photography, where you can't see any chromatic aberration. And it is still quite sharp at f/2.8, but with a modern camera, I don't really have to worry about getting as much light as possible since it works well even at higher sensitivity settings. This lens is good in terms of optical quality, but ergonomically, it's a bit awkward - holding it by hand, it is too easy to move an aperture ring and to get a non-ideal setting. So, I decided to modify it mechanically to restrict aperture range to ~f/5.6 by rotating the mounting flange by 120º and cutting a new shorter slot in it for an aperture control pin that is supposed to be used to control this lens with Minolta film camera.
To do that, I had to remove non-reflective flange cover, detach the flange ring itself, cut a new slot with a small rotary grinder tool and put everything back together. This modification is completely reversible.
Camera Mod #1
TLR Protector. Most Twin Lens Reflexes come with a large, clumsy wrap-around case. This means that when you want to change the film, you have to entirely undress the camera, change the film and dress it again. With this leather cover, you can protect the lens all the time and just detach it when you want to take the shot or change film in seconds.
Part of my camera mods set, full of helpful solutions to your camera-related issues. Let me know if you have any camera issues that you may like me to solve. To see the full set, see here: www.flickr.com/photos/evansshoots/sets/72157629924686856/...