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We call this 'T' handle gizmo an 'Elder Assist; because we are Elders. (ha-ha) But it is made from an old quill style handlebar stem, and a cut down pair of handlebars. Helps getting in and out of the Cat, not to mention a cool place for some humongus headlights.
Hasselblad Flexbody (V lens mount) modified for large format lenses and digital backs such as CFV 50C/100C
Lens: Schneider-Kreuznach Apo-Digitar 5.6/47 XL, lens hood.
Vertical mount allows shift and swing.
This is an illustration for my tutorial "Vignetting with The Gimp":
www.funadium.com/vignetting.php
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And, of course, the bracket has to be square to the bar as well. Only surface I could use was the raised ridge on the underside of bracket. Same shim trick was used here as well.
Here's the triggering assembly and the turret, obviously the turret has been previously modified being as there are Stefans in there, but as you'll see in a bit, the mod process there is simple and doesn't need pictures.
This modification will add DC restoration to electrostatic sets such as the Admiral 19A11 and Motorola VT71.
Photographed at the contractor boat yard in Berrys Bay, Waverton, Sydney, NSW, Australia. Royal Australian Navy Survey Motor Boats being modified for fitting with STN Atlas Fansweep and modern hydrographic surveying systems. They were still in the process of modification and testing as at February 1998.
meet my little boy. At least I think it looks more like a boy then a girl at this moment. The head is not at all what I was planning to make but I think it looks ok.
Now I'm thinking about trying to mod te ears with apoxie sculpt. (some kind of donkey ears) What do you think??
Case swap : Traser automatic
Put the traser automatic (ETA-2824) into one Miyota 2115.
Remove the cyclop.
(more space between crystal and dial - higher cannon pin / hour wheel)
Sapphire Crystal, Scrow-in back/crown.
piece added in on cylinder 3. I messed up on this slightly as I cleaned up the top welds to get everything nice and flat then later in the day came back and added a bit more weld underneath. This caused the upper surface to pull downwards by a fraction of a mm. I may just relevel with some metal epoxy to save causing extra problems by getting the welder on it again.