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My first experience modification

Modified sculpt the face.

B-24D S/N 42-41222 of the 380th Bomb Group, 530th Bomb Squad, 5th Air Force

 

Pictured here undergoing the "Hawaiian Air Depot" type nose turret modification at a repair facility in Townsville, Queensland, Australia around 1943.

 

The original glass nose was removed and can be seen sitting on the ground to the right of the plane. An A6A power turret will be installed in its place. All 380th BG B-24s would also have their ball turrets removed and replaced with twin .50 Cal machine guns on a "Scarff Ring" mount, to save weight.

 

The tail section to the right belongs to B-24D S/N 42-41125 "Gus's Bus II" of the same squadron.

 

Hell's Belle was salvaged due to being war weary in February 1945 after flying around 80 missions.

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Love these mirrors! The one that's easiest to see has an angelbabe on it, the other one has a devilbabe. I chose the gold finish to give the bike a splash of color it sorely lacks.

Image taken 15.10.2022 by Chris Nunn

Born in 20th November 2010

"Rainmeter Desktop Modification" Customization

Here the modified switch is in the off position. The locking lug is directly over the momentary switch button, leaving enough room to allow the button to fully rise up and turn off.

Top M4A1 Short: Custom Shape stock

Custom handgaurd shape/preset parts

Custom Sights made from preset parts

 

Mid M16 Grenadier: Shape Stock

Same Sights

Handgaurd with intergrated grenadelauncher

 

Bottom

 

M16 Marksman Rifle:

Shape stock

shape scope

 

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

She's so expressive now!

 

This is a modification based on the tutorial by Sheryl Designs. I adjusted it to use with mech globes so my dolls can still have changeable chips.

 

BTW, sitting on your knees on the couch is not the best position for clear photos. XD

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!

Arbeca 2022. Playing with digital modifications.

Doll Chateau Alberta

Dreadwig, outfit, face-up and modifications all done by me.

It diden't take much to beef up set 4838

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.

Extreme Modification contest entry. I don't know the artist name for this entry -- anyone know?

 

Ensonic ESQ-1 with new AA battery holder to replace the lithium ion battery.

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

 

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.

 

On devrait avoir fini ce soir !!

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.

  

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