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Cut in for nose bell, blanked off mars light, added nose light, added nose grabs beside sand filler, new M3 horn, firecracker antenna. Plow is a stand in. Need to change numberboards to black on white after being returned by DT&I.
Houston Texas One RELIANT CENTER Park Tattoo & Body Art Expo convention Me watching artist do their thing Tattooing people September 17 2011 Ink tattoos body modification Art Fade machine needle
For these images I tried to take a landscape type shot by putting 400 ISO 35mm film into a Holga 120 camera. These shots were taken in Athens, OH. I took these shots based on the predominant colors of yellow and green that I saw while capturing this image, although they aren't conveyed as well as I would have hoped. The main problem I had with this process was that I didn't take into consideration how much more cropped these images would be by using the 35mm film, thus the top portion of the image I believed I was taking is sliced off.
this is the backside of the unit. it is also clear and as you can see it has 2 switches and 6 lights. when the first is on, the leds go into sound reactive mode and are wired to the internal speakers. when music is played, the brightness increases with sound up to 75% brightness and when no sound is played, the lights are as well. the lights flash perfect with no delay and is very smooth. when both switches are active, it enables the light feature and the lights all go tofull power. it is VERY bright and shouldnt be directly looked at...
The Impossible Waistline.
Mixed Media Illustration. Pencil & Photography Collage.
Charlotte Josephine 2013.
Building a tool.
This is an inexpensive disposable film camera modified to fire the flash when a momentary contact button mounted on the scrap wood is pressed.
This is the resulting pattern piece or close to it. I've done a few modifications to it to change the curve of the underarm.
As you're looking at it the shoulder is at the top and the center front is on the right. This pattern is a fabric hog and even 60" fabric isn't wide enough for a long sleeve so I add a folded band/cuff to get the length.
To turn it into a tunic add 1" at the hips blending into the waist and length, which will vary depending on how long you want it and the length it started at. I normally wear my tops about 1" above the leg crease and added about 5".
With the catch-pin removed, the forward portion of the block can slide forward, releasing the rollers. After dropping the new rollers into place, the process is simply reversed, and the pin hammered back into place to secure them.
I had an old Toshiba Satellite Pro 420CDS, a DLINK Wireless Router, and a Lockergnome mousepad laying around...here's what happened.
This is a work-in-progress of the Ganon's Castle map. The long dark corridors and tourches give this map a forboding vibe, and should provide an accurate representation of the evil Ganon's castle from Ocarina of Time.
1 human leg + 1 human leg + one kitty leg photobombing what was admittedly not a great photo to begin with.
(41) Later Modifications - Added ability to convert between a Motorcycle Trailer and Generator Trailer
The modification was intended to be astetic but then I realised I might as well make it practical too: I have quite large hands & so extended the keys so that my fingers can comfortably reach them!
I made it scoop a little bit in the front, and used horizontal ribbing instead of continuing the vertical ribbing.
Step 10: Cut off the stock barrels just in front of where they widen out at the front of the turret, then trim the edges until your barrel material of choice fits through them.
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Gearhead modifications (time depends - should be about :20-:30 mins):
Note: These steps are done with the gear head removed from the motor until told otherwise.
1. Apply ACC (EPOXY has a better longevity in my tests) to the faceplate part of the gear head (the end of the gear head that the shaft pokes out of) to the post sleeves (you should be gluing 2 brass posts). This is done to strengthen and keep the gear head straight during and after the disassembly/reassembly. In my pics I used used solder but I think this is overkill. We just want the post and sleeve to not come apart. So use some thin ACC or EPOXY.