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Weekly Photoshop Competition: Week-19 Lotak Lake.
Original picture of Lokak Lake of Manipur uploaded by zorrow303 > www.flickr.com/groups/pscomp/discuss/72157594395692347/
Thanks to members from the UKCampsite (Mucker) this modification makes the very long mud flaps less problematic. They are so long they drag on the floor which when muddy can then get on the tent fabric. We used a stong Unibond clear tape to stick the excess material up and then added A4 plastic binders at the very bottom. Still allows the doot to be both rolled up and folded up for storage.
If you want to be my faceups, go to "Den of Angels", in the "♠♠♠〖WHITE DEER GARDEN〗♠♠♠faceups & Modifications", you can see my detailed instructions.
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If you can find a P10 pipette tip, it is an easy mod to retro fit a 120 spool into the 616 reel space. Tips are not anchored in, they are loose in the ends, but fit nicely when you load into the ANsco
per my Buell set - documenting the stages as I do modifications. this is the early prototype of the new front screen assembly
I got a new pack, which had a space for a stiff panel insert (Which I like in my packs). I made a pattern using the red corrugated plastic, then cut some 2mm heavy plastic sheeting, sanded it, and put an edging of hockey tape to keep it smooth. The pack works beautifully now.
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I opened the eyes. They were totally closed, so it was difficult to open them since it's a small head and I didn't want to open them too much.
The mouth is also mchanged a bit. I made the mouth a bit wider by changing the corners of the mouth. The lips are also sanded.
Still a lot to work on.
66749 @ MRC WEST SHED having modifications done for GBRf after having arrived from mainland europe in 2012 TUESDAY 11th JUNE 2013
No. 66749 is now under commissioning and authorised to operate in the UK. The loco is EMD works No. 20078968-07 and was built in London, Ontario, Canada in September 2008. It was not immediatly wanted in Europe and was stored at Stratford, Ontario, Canada between 6 December 2008 and 2 April 2009 when it returned to the EMD works in London, Ontario for completion and was eventually shipped to Rotterdam, but never entered traffic. At the time its official operator was CrossRail of Belgium. The loco was then stored and purchased by GBRf at the end of 2012 arriving in the UK in December 2012