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Inglewood Point. Lighthouse by Culprit. Anyone else still have a love for 'old fashioned' builds? I love mesh and sculpts had their time - but sometimes I just love the clean edges of a prim. This house might have some mesh to it - I'm not sure - but I love it's SL circa 2010 look :)
When I started 7th grade, I had to change school. Because back then we didn't have a Högstadium where I lived. My classmates and I had to take the bus, or the commuter train, to Jordbro, and the Jordbromalmsskolan. And now that school is history. New apartments and a preschool are under construction where my old school used to be.
Following my attempt to curl this doll's hair using a method called a "boil perm," the hair dried, the ends became a little frizzy, and the curls straightened out a bit.
Still, the final effect is pretty close to what I was hoping for. I'm trying to decide whether to give it another try to maybe tighten up the waves, or just leave it and call it good enough. Will the "do" do or do I re-do the "do?"
Also, I realized upon closer inspection that the eyeglasses I'm using for this figure are not quite right for what I'm trying to accomplish. Another set of teeny tiny dolly eyeglasses are on the way via eBay. What I find ridiculous is that one pair of doll eyeglasses that do not even have lenses costs more than a three-pack, a four-pack, or even a six-pack of basic full-size reading glasses like I wear myself.
The subject for this experiment is a circa 2007 Integrity Toys Nu Face "Pretty Calculated" Erin Salstrom doll.
14 March - A Doll A Day 2025
Statue of Albert Gallatin, genius of finance, stands in front of the U.S. Department of Treasury in Washington, DC.
...or is it really? View On Black
Despite a country-wide housing crunch, commercial development in the PNW is robust. A number of high-rises are going up. Commercial Real Estate in downtown urban areas still command high premiums. New retailers are moving in, along with the hopes of high-end downtown luxury living. We'll see. I'm cautiously optimistic.
The first time my Jensen Interceptor has had the correct steel front valance panel for quite a few years!
BNSF 1320 at Riverbank, CA moving DIC on H PASBAR1 08A from Progress Rail in Tacoma, WA to it's new assignment in San Bernardino, CA.
I'm working on a watercolor painting right now.
It's called "One night in Lemon Garden".
It's going to have a dark background Blogged here
Boards installed, now I need to install the lower frame members and stake them so that back-filling doesn't push this all under the deck. The boards were all pre-drilled (top and bottom) and, although the order of operations might seem a bit odd, it will be easy enough to remove two or three boards, drive a few pieces of rebar into the ground, and then close everything up again ready for backfilling. Donut Bunny hopes to be planting veggies by Monday--that rabbit can be a bit of a slave-driver!
Background status has made it to complete.
Time to seriously hit up the foreground because I don't want to ever paint another tree again till I absolutely have to.
Uugh it's going to be magical upon completion.
Mission accomplished! Progress M-21M freighter burning up over the South Pacific Ocean - directly beneath us.
Mission erfüllt! Progress M-21M Frachter verglüht beim Wiedereintritt über dem Südpazifik - direkt unter uns.
Credits: ESA/NASA
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Tableware for Echo-ann Christmas Show 2015
Tableware for Echo-ann Christmas Show 2015
Origami, Cherries, and Circus.
おりがみ・さくらんぼ・サーカス
焼成前の様子です。
finally. After days of working on this. had to remove the heater core box, the hood, the tranny dipstick, attempting to remove the inner fender and giving up, I tried a sawsall. viola. now I need to let this stub sit and soak as long as I can stand it. Might be till next week.
Hopefully the last orders I made. Let's see if I can finish until 1st September.. (I had a one week holiday with no building, that's why I'm running outta time)
[Crappy photo is crappy]
“Progress has not followed a straight ascending line, but a spiral with rhythms of progress and retrogression, of evolution and dissolution.” - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
An absolute masterpiece of motor car preservation is this 1901 four-seater, made by The Progress Cycle Co. of Coventry and registered EU 12.
It is seen here sporting an immaculate black and yellow livery, making good speed down the cobbled town street of Beamish Museum. Whilst, at first glance, it may appear to be a two-seater, there are a further two seats facing and in front of the driver. When occupied this arrangement must have severely restricted to driver's forward view.
The Progress Cycle Co. started making cars in 1898 and went into liquidation in 1903. During its short existence only about 500 cars were made, and very few have survived.
The car was at the museum as part of the October 2023 steam event.
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Progress on the drag and side braces. Haven't been attached permanently yet, but I wanted to try them out (notice the copper pins holding them in place).
For about the last month I have been working on a mural, a scene of San Francisco’s skyline from
my neighborhood, the Portola District. Here is how it is progressing.
i think this one need to be shot in the morning. this is a fun spot to shoot, but it needs to be low tide. i've been trying to get this one right for a while, and it's been a few attempts so far. almost there.
I made some good progress the last week. the upper part of the ship also needs to have LEDs installed.
I've cut and interfaced about half of my current fabric stash. There's actually more than what you see here. Some of them already have zippers sewn in and some are waiting for interfacing.