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I had started using the speech bubble as an actual in/out notification in my cubicle when I accidentally stepped out for lunch and left the "IN " written there.
I came back and found "SANE" written in the bubble.
a few days later, it was replaced with the "TENSE" you can see above.
This is a bratz head that Lilly has given me, so I can make small tests on it.
And, I know, the photo are not beautifull x)
The Festival of Stuff finale was bursting with delectable making madness, this time through the theme of mini-golf. We built an 18-hole Crazy Materials Golf Course for our visitors to play, as well as filling the street outside the Institute of Making with demonstrations and making stations.
Car tuning is the modification of a car to optimise it for a different set of performance requirements from those it was originally designed to meet. Most commonly this is higher engine performance and dynamic handling characteristics but cars may also be altered to provide better fuel economy, or smoother response. The goal when tuning is the improvement of a vehicle's overall performance in response to the user's needs. Often, tuning is done at the expense of emissions performance, component reliability and occupant comfort.
As a culture has grown around modified cars the term tuning has grown to encompass the cosmetic and stylistic changes owners make to personalize their vehicles. These changes can range from functional modifications designed to improve the performance or functionality of the car, to visual modifications which alter the aesthetics of the car and, in the case of certain mods, sometimes be detrimental to the performance or functionality of the car.
Yes, it's an apple. No, originally it wasn't purple and blue. Source photo was taken in December 2012, but I decided to modify it a bit recently.
Button Candidate 4, well, more like snap on cover buttons - Not definite, not even experienced in attaching them, but I can learn.
The Festival of Stuff finale was bursting with delectable making madness, this time through the theme of mini-golf. We built an 18-hole Crazy Materials Golf Course for our visitors to play, as well as filling the street outside the Institute of Making with demonstrations and making stations.
The Festival of Stuff finale was bursting with delectable making madness, this time through the theme of mini-golf. We built an 18-hole Crazy Materials Golf Course for our visitors to play, as well as filling the street outside the Institute of Making with demonstrations and making stations.
The Festival of Stuff finale was bursting with delectable making madness, this time through the theme of mini-golf. We built an 18-hole Crazy Materials Golf Course for our visitors to play, as well as filling the street outside the Institute of Making with demonstrations and making stations.
The Festival of Stuff finale was bursting with delectable making madness, this time through the theme of mini-golf. We built an 18-hole Crazy Materials Golf Course for our visitors to play, as well as filling the street outside the Institute of Making with demonstrations and making stations.
Trees, weeds and other bits of vegetation have been removed here for a new loop line to be installed over the next three years. This is in conjunction with the North West electrfication plan.
Cutting out the coolant passage that went up into the head. You can see here a better view of the passage I've opened up into the block water jacket.
One step forward, two steps back department: once I'd added a stack of washers beneath the bearing mounts on the intermediate shaft I created an interference between the top of the bearing mount and the bottom left frame piece on the trunk! Here I'm beginning to cut it out and rebuild it with more bearing clearance.
The Impossible Waistline.
Mixed Media Illustration. Pencil & Photography Collage.
Charlotte Josephine 2013.
Japstyle Motorcycle Modification
Wallpaper Name : JapStyle=
Image Size : 1305 x 871
Here you can see the PETG in place with the front of the turret used as a guide.
Step 11: Glue the barrels in place on the back of the turret, you can use epoxy or super-glue or hot glue.
Myself I used Zap-A-Gap first and then after that dried, put hot glue over th make sure there were no air leaks. Do be careful though, the tip of a 40W hot glue gun CAN melt PETG.
Hi.
This Build was the first ship I build before starting to make my own MOCs.
It is based on a instruction manual that I happen to find on eBay for sale while I was looking for pictures of Lego Ships.
Ebay link of the original creator of the Instruction Manual:
www.ebay.com/itm/203246384245?hash=item2f526db475:g:G94AA...
Total Bricks - 5240
Of course I did some modifications as the Instruction manual is a bit old and the LDD catalogue did not have all the needed bricks. But I manage pretty well to adapt it.
Also changed one floor of cannons size to match a bit better the reality.
Cheers
Joseph Ahearne told me a while back that he never used his rear disc tab jig because he always used rear dropouts that already had them. "Too much trouble" or something like that. Now I'm understanding the wisdom in those words. This is only my 3rd frame, and the first rear tab that I've had to install. It's a Paragon tab designed for the fork. I painted myself into a corner so to speak with the construction of the rear dropout area and had to do some serious modification of the tab. I'll throw in some more pics later. It turned out better than I had any right to expect.