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Metro 6R4 replica dash modifications to blank radio and cubby holes as well as relocate the steering column aperture
recently completed 1st stage of mods - the only obvious visual difference here being Perelli tires, Superlite rims and chrome tailpipe; you can see the '67 in the background (now the parts car, poor girl)
Made by gluing a silencer onto a Brickarms Combat SMG and replacing the extendable stock with an Assault Carbine stock.
When we were asked to experiment with the Holga, I determined I didn't want to do anything that would permanently ruin the camera because I may end up using it in the future. Thus, I cut small strips of paper and taped them strategically in the back of the camera so that the resulting design would appear as part of the image.
This photograph was shot in the courtyard on the Marietta College campus between the Dawes Memorial Library and McDonough Leadership Center. I placed the Holga on the stones around a small garden next to one of the walkways. Although the trash can sort of disturbs the image, I feel as if I'm looking into an area at a zoo waiting for an animal to come out from hiding when I look at this photo.
The original negative was washed out and you could tell that the paper was blue so I played with levels to make the photo more colorful. After doing this, the image appeared very green so I changed the Red curve in order to get a contrast between the greenery in the foreground and the brick building in the background.
Here you see another option with 4 full pieces of FBR used instead of half, it gets rather crowded in there this way, I found it better to use the halves and fill in the rest with glue.
Metro 6R4 replica dash modifications to blank radio and cubby holes as well as relocate the steering column aperture then final flocking in black
Photos from our trip though a greenhouse for doing SCIENCE!
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Cheap, and under $4 total including the loup ($3.99) and the peep (free). The peeps cost about $3-4 new.
After comparing the model to the real courthouse, I realized that this side had four windows on each level. This required ordering more windows, a bigger arch, and realigning the windows on top.
Got tired of the "all glass" (black) nose and added LBG (because I didn't have a white inverted 1x2 curved slope). Because I didn't like the clash against the White on the rest of the underside, I swapped out for Light Blue Gray, even on the stepped 2x2 that is attached to the engine bell.
If you squint just enough, you can see one of the two hinged 1x2's that help hold this thing together along with the stepped 2x2's and engine bell. When everything's assembled, it's pretty swooshable.