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I purchased and built my Speed Champions Model A this weekend and was thoroughly disappointed with it once built. So of course I had to fix it. I do like the printed doors, but I felt that the rest of the model had the proportions and lines all wrong for a Model A. I cleaned up the body profile, and fixed the horrible front wheel/axle placement, and generally lined everything up a little better so it wasn't so awkward in profile. I lost a bit of the extreme rake which is fine by me, I think this looks much more...plausible, if not realistic. I also eliminated a few pieces to keep it from looking so overly chunky and piece-bloated. I tried to stick with parts from the set but I subbed a few minor pieces here and there. Can you spot all the modifications? I wish I had taken a few "before" photos for comparison. Anyway, enjoy!
"To pose"
Toucan à carène
(Ramphastos sulfuratus) Sarapiqui - Réserve Selva Verde Rainforest (COSTA RICA 2019)
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Modifications on the Technic set 8110 Unimog U400.
- blue cabine
- steering steeringwheel
- black wheels, closed
- moving bucket (3 sides)
- Train bogey front and back
- Snowplough
A 12M air suspension Asiad from Vasai neatly modified by divisional workshop. It was on its way to Swargate
TSF-TSCI
Bus No: n/a
Year released: 1994
Capacity: 56; 2x3 seating configuration
Route: Tarlac City-City of San Fernando, Pampanga via San Miguel/Capas/Bamban/Mabalacat City/Dau/NLEX
Body: Pilipinas Hino Bus Body (rebodied)
Previous Model: 1994 SR-AKR FE Series
Chassis: Nissan Diesel CPB87N
Engine: Nissan Diesel FE6B
Fare: Ordinary Fare
Transmission System: M/T
Suspension: Leaf-Spring Suspension
Previous Operator: Fermina Express Corp.
Taken On: October 16, 2018
Location: McArthur Highway, Brgy. San Sebastian, Tarlac City, Tarlac
This is a modification I've done to the amazing Unique Grasses plugin by Tamu75. I love that plugin but I've always wanted a grass mod with better FPS, and as beautiful as Tamu's version of grass is, I felt it was lacking in just adding basic grasses to the mix, so I've incorporated unbelievable grass into this plugin, as well as some SFO plants, especially in the marsh region. I've also used the very simple GoS tweak of adding tons of grasses into the game: these pictures are shot with imingrasssize=60, and this isn't even all the grasses I've incorporated, since I realized I only had 8 textures when there are 15. More to come soon.
First session of my mini-boyfriend, Fer.
I really love him *_________*
Face custom, eyechip desing and eye mechanism modification by Sheryl Desings.
On this session you could see the other love of my boyfriend, music ^^
Last night I had some airbrushing to do for another doll, so I thought it would be quite easy to work on Marcus as well.
His face is still shiny. The paint isn't wet anymore, but it has a gloss of its own.
He needs a face-up next.
And I am going to work on his teeth and see if I can smoothen them some more.
Very green 1971 Lotus Europa - JTC 700K - seen on display at the Bo'ness Speed Hill Climb & Motoring Heritage Weekend, September 2016.
Any additional information clarifying the vehicle's make, model, modifications made and its specific history will be welcomed.
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I just got a new booklet from the 40's and this is the first piece. It is made from one half of a collar pattern with several modifications.
A few more pictures of the rebuilt CB-95 - with the proper camera settings this time.
This is the most altered section of the Rockfish, with a fully closed command bridge, larger lower crew compartment and rebuilt upper deck and gun turret.
So, here's another modification of the Green Grocer (#10185).
Actually the plan was to dismantle the Green Grocer to make some space for other MOCs, but instead I ended up rebuilding it for the second time.
Now I really like it, I guess.
Added another floor, rebuilt the roof and stairs again and added some more furnishings.
Credits for the kitchen and the sunbed: Sarah Beyer
Some dubious modifications but nothing which couldn't be sorted out in an afteroon; as far as I can tell. I go pass its former location quite often so hopefully it will reappear.
Bonus Maxus!
Boskord Defense ={Scavenger line}= Mark 63 Modification 0 Easily Convertable Assault Rifle System ''Anna''
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Cartridge: Various (7.92x39, 7.92x45, 7.62x54mm unrimmed cartridge)
Magazine: 20, 30-rounds magazine, 60-round quad-stack magazines
Accuracy: Depends on type of barrel
Rate of fire: Fully-automatic, semi-automatic
Range: Depends on type of barrel
You know what they say - If you can't solve the problem, use more guns. Sometimes the only thing that matters is the number. Sometimes the maths speak. For this, we push the limits, to make the cheapest possible guns, but without sacrificing quality.
Mk.63 Mod.0 ECARS - One rifle, one world
You know... Soldiers would never actually want a so-called, super-accurate rifle that could jam if one small piece of sand could get into their rifles, and would give him/her a lot of trouble even when disassembling. They would want to do less of that shit. They would prefer to have more fun in the battefield than cleaning their shit up. For this, Boskord got your back!
The Mark 63 is a wonderful weapon. It almost never overheats (if it does, that is YOUR fault)! Its barrel is easily-changeable thanks to the relatively simple gas system. Just hold the foregip, push it juuuust a little forward, and there ya go, barrel is free! Homever, you cannot fit it with any fancy RIS now. You just have only one rail, and that is for optics! Though you don't really need them anyway.
One of the biggest advantages of the rifle is that the user can actually carry and use more than one barrels! If your barrel overheats (which almost never happens), just swap a new one out from your backpack and replace your heated one with the fresh one! Easily done, also!
It is also unparalalled in reliability - Not even the AKs could hold out as long as this!
It can be also converted to several calibers. While standard modifications allow for only 7.92x39, 7.62x45 and unrimmed 7.62x54mm rounds, your master gunsmith should be able to fit it with any sort of cartridge (that is smaller than 7.62x54mm).
The stock is not replacable, as it holds the major recoil buffers. This allows you to fire almost any round with relative ease! It can be used as a sniper rifle, battle rifle, carbine AND a sniper rifle, all at the same time! Provided you have the necessary gear of course.
It is one of the cheapest, most efficient, most outperforming rifles to be known in the history. It is ordered by almost every single nation in the earth. It is a rifle that is even greater than the AK-series!
Our weapons are known to be made of cheap, easily-available and reliable material. With the swift, accurate and incredibly cheap power of the Boskord, you will rule the battlefield - All by the Turkish power!
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It's actually a reproduction of one of my quickies. Enjoy! :)
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Miscellanous:
Without bipod and optic:
Mk.63 Mod.1, carbine model:
Mk.63 Mod.2, marksman model:
taken on the 21 dec 2012 in wiltshire uk...... Im not sure what these lines in the sky are but as you can see from the pictures they seemed to be pulling the spray left by the aircraft across the sky. As much as i dont like to believe it, i think weather modification is real and poses a great threat to all of us and life on earth in general as we all have to breathe the same air !.. The reason i post these pictures is to try and raise awareness as i feel that the more people that know about this, the more chance there is of putting an end to this complete madness !!! For those of you who have not heard of this before please research geo engineering, chemtrails, solar radiation management... Anyway thanks for looking at my pictures and thanks to all you guys who continue to post great pictures here on flickr.....
For another round of modifications, I added 1x4 slopes to the wings. I'm interested to see how these will look in person.
The Mk3 can now be downloaded for free on Rebrickable. My first official submission!
This is the rig I set up in 2007 for photographing ants with my new Nikon D40.. This "kludge" rig worked well and has been replaced by a slightly more refined unit. The pop-up flash provides all the light necessary to shoot at ISO 100 to 400 at apertures down to f/32. The primary lens shown is a Nikon 18-55mm "kit" lens with a "Scopetronix" 40mm close-up lens mounted on the front. The small mirror is for providing a "sunlight with hard-edged shadows" effect when shooting in full shade. The 18-55 lens is shown incorrectly set at 35mm. All my shooting with this lens is with the zoom set at 55mm. Focusing is done manually by moving the camera forward and backwards. No tripod is used, but I do sometimes steady myself with a stick. White cards work OK as reflectors, but covering them with foil, dull side out, gets you one more stop in speed. I now use foil covered cards measuring 4x5 inches for most subjects. A larger pair (5x8 inches) is used when a subject is around 18 inches from the camera, or if I want slightly more softer edged shadows.
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PHILIP
® Eyemech Modification by Sheryl Designs +
Lips Carving by Sheryl Designs to Tataynarata
Hilo en el Foro de Pullips: Pullip. es
See more photos at: Philip's Album at Tataynarata's Flickr
Former Buchan Link Panther 54066 has returned to Buchan perhaps as cover for the impending program of works to modify the Interdecks to make them more friendly to less mobile passengers. The first interdeck, 54256 has now come off service with Buchan presumably for modification work.
Sister 54244 is seen here alongside First Enviro500 38223 which gives an idea of how high the seating is compared to the upperdeck of the decker.
One of the Buchan Express deckers recently worked the X17 and a passenger was told they would have to get off and catch the next bus because they were struggling to get up the stairs after the seats behind the driver were occupied.
Good friend silver-brazing on some modifications to a Tubus Tara rack of mine so the bags will actually stay on.
One of the oddest custom modifications of FSU cameras I've seen, with jeans cloth covering. Though actually it's very comfortable to hold, so although it may not be pretty, it's practical...
The finder in this particular camera is bad (a dark shadow in the middle) so this camera I will use with other focal lengths, where IN ANY CASE one needs an accessory finder. Mechanically the camera works very well.
The lens here is the 40mm f/4 Lomo lens from a Smena-8 plastic low-cost Soviet creation (and possibly the camera of which the largest number has been manufactured - about 2 million).
The Lomo lens was custom-mounted into the barrel of the normal lens on early Zenits, the 50mm rigid short-barrel Industar-50.
The lens is only a triplet, but it's surprisingly good. And in street photography (where I intend to use it) you don't need a fast lens, or rangefinder focusing, when shooting at a small aperture.
Even the light meter still works on this camera.
This is a very simple manipulation, but I am recently beginning to figure out that sometimes, less is more. I kind of wish I added more to this, but whenever I tried, it just didn't look the way I wanted it to. So this is what I settled with and I am very happy with how it turned out.
Model is the beautiful doll-faced Nina, with the hands (literally) of Mikolaj and Nina's twin sister, Emily. Also, a big thank-you to my friend Allie for letting me use her syringe.
*quick note: no model/hands were harmed in the making of this photograph. :)
This is more of a modification as opposed to a MOC. I took the original Lego official set "75901 Flash Speeder" and modified the rear to remove the awful stud shooters and rework the cannon. The Lego original was a solid and well-designed set however. I wish I would have picked up a few more of them while they were plentiful.
Recent modifications included about an inch drop using Macht Schnell Sport Competition (listed drop at 28mm/19mm; 1.10"/0.75"). Also added Spacers at 12 mm rear/15mm front, BMW Performance Side Skirts and new Lightweight Front Lip.
Frustrated by the expensive and dangerous snow-travel machines produced by Llwyngwril Space Systems, spacemen started to improvise their own vehicles. They took the chassis from an 886 Space Buggy, spare manoeuvring thrusters from an LL918 Spaceship and attached them to a roughly welded frame. The resulting 886 Sledge Modification proved to be a cheap and popular form of transport, whilst the moon was covered in snow. It was safer than some of the other vehicles, as its thrusters could be used as brakes. Unfortunately steering was hampered by the law requiring all 886 drivers to hold a "definitely not a gun thing" in one hand, whilst piloting their vehicles.