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This is pretty much my first modular house,and also kinda my first advanced moc.I like how the interior of the house looks,but I'm not a big fan of the exterior.I hope my next houses will be better.Still,I hope you appreciate it.
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First glipse of the modular system with 4 modules.
Tip Top Audio Oscillator, Polyvox VCF, Doepfer VCA, Analog Systems Envelope Generator RS60 ADSR.
Here is a neat tip for American Plastic Brick House construction! Modular housing can be built to make moving houses (1962 Bricks and later of course). There are holes in the connecting sides to place connecting bricks.
Some modular flowers with a double layer of petals which I was playing with yesterday. I think more petals would be possible, I just got lazy and didn't bother testing... 6 was enough!
Diagram: flic.kr/p/K16Qbg
Interior walls await installation in the Excel Homes plant.
Modular homes are built in pieces or modules in a factory and transported to a site where they are assembled and attached to a permanent foundation. The homes are prized by homeowners and builders for their speed of construction, quality, energy efficiency and their indistinguishable likeness to traditional site-built homes.
How will the multifamily modular home apartment impact the real estate market and local investors?
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This is pretty much my first modular house,and also kinda my first advanced moc.I like how the interior of the house looks,but I'm not a big fan of the exterior.I hope my next houses will be better.Still,I hope you appreciate it.
A collection of LEGO Modulars I've acquired over the years. The Pink Palace fits in nicely because it was designed to the same standard footprint.
Modular de Ilan Garibi plegado con papel kami. Los diagramas en la galeria de Flirck del autor.
plegandome.blogspot.com/2010/09/wave-unit-de-ilan-garibi....
I hadn't planned to build another one of these any time soon, but plans change.
This is Fuzz Dog's Pedal Parts' clone of the Skreddy Pedals Lunar Module. I don't sell these. I haven't even done a demo of one, because it's Marc Ahlfs' thing and I only own a clone because I'm too poor to own a real one. However, it's an amazing circuit.
Anyway, last night I offered up a clone of a Fuzzrite and a clone of a Scrambler as a last-minute thing to take my Troika Kickstarter campaign over the line and someone who'd already pledged a Troika tried to get in on the pedals, but Kickstarter only allows you to pledge one reward in a campaign. So he got frozen out and I felt bad. Someone else got the pedals.
So I contacted him today and offered him the Buzzaround I just built (and tested with a variety of different transistors). I also offered him my Lunar Module clone. He took me up on the offer and then I realized I had to build another Lunar Module, 'cause I can't be livin' without one. So I just put another one of these boards together. I bought a spare in case I screwed the original up somehow. It's loaded with three vintage gold-pin BC109C low-noise transistors.
These are one of the greatest fuzz designs ever. I guess they were intended to get David Gilmour's, 'Dark Side of the Moon' tone (hence this clone's, 'Dark Side of the Fuzz' name), but this circuit covers a lot of ground. It's one of those pedals that you kind of can't live without once you've spent some time with it. I really want to try the Skreddy Hybrid Fuzz Driver, which is very similar to this circuit, but with a germanium transistor in Q3. Maybe one day I'll have some spare cash and that will be my first official Skreddy purchase.
In the meantime, I had to get this built tout suite.
60-piece modular model, designed by Tanaka Masashi (Japan) / folded from dual-color paper
Instructions for both this and 24-piece model will be shown in class.
(24-units: www.flickr.com/photos/31459570@N02/7417935748/in/photostream)