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Still working on getting several subassemblies up to the point of their first priming pass so that the massive overhead of priming can be spread out a bit. Just about ready to prime; the first go will be the aileron skins and stiffeners, the main spar extensions and tie-down blocks, and the entire leading edge assemblies.

 

Parts shown here in green are complete, yellow are awaiting some final riveting or blending tasks, orange are awaiting primer, and red are works in progress. Uncolored parts haven't yet been worked on.

Does adequate progress deserve a banner? Can you do something yearly in one year?

Progress Cristian

Blackpool, 28th October 2008.

 

IMO number :9371828

Name of ship :PROGRESS(since 01/07/2012)

Call Sign :PBPK

MMSI :246303000

Gross tonnage :4106(since 01/01/2009)

DWT :6510

Type of ship :General Cargo Ship(since 01/01/2009)

Year of build :2009

Flag :Netherlands (since 01/01/2009)

Status of ship :In Service/Commission(since 05/03/2009)

Last update :05/08/2015

Pentax Spotmatic F

Ilford 50

C-belt progress - pieces are cut out and ready to go

Crochet blanket. Not finished yet.

Coming together today. His ears were a tad tricky for me to figure out, I wanted them to have a scruffy edge and finally got the look I wanted.

Sure, the Obey store is currently sold out of these prints. But, I'm sure if we harass him into next week, he'll... um... tell us to stop.

Karri Paavilainen. Part of industrial history is hidden into these gearwheels.

I missed the bondo step in here, but here's some progress shots of my plague doctor mask.

 

Materials used:

-plastic full face mask/foam cone.

-Celluclay

-Bondo

-Gesso

-Acrylic paint

-Goggles purchased separately and modded.

-Sanding bricks for the countless hours of sanding.

 

-There are countless hours of work at play here, and two very detail oriented, anal retentive people. My boyfriend helped me with about half of it. It was pretty much traded off at each step. I did the celluclay and painting as well as modding and attaching the goggles.

 

For more shots of the final (for now) product, check out Brittany's photo's here: www.flickr.com/photos/35745226@N06/5342653428/in/photostr...

the kniphofias, red hot pokers, have survived being divided, so far ...

 

the empty plastic bottles will be filled with water when needed to water the plants. i do have an outside tap but rarely use it

 

for many years my garden was a shrubbery flic.kr/p/Lhv9ag which i loved. a picket fence covered in an ivy hedge coming down in a storm flic.kr/p/2gnCyih meant that over time changes had to happen flic.kr/p/2mn2x8a i'll be glad when the trellis is covered in honeysuckle and jasmine. that's the plan ...

 

www.flickr.com/groups/gardening_is_my_hobby/ helpful for ideas. thank you for sharing

 

I took this of a sleeping gorilla at Animal Kingdom; he looked so peaceful; amongst the hundreds and thousands of people that peer and poke and prod at him at all hours of the day.

production in progress

Burlesque-themed piece for sew at home challenge, San Francisco School of Needle Arts and Design. Work in progress

Snowball fight defensive wall

Papelaria Progresso, rua do Ouro esquina com a rua da Vitória, Projecto do arquitecto Conceição Silva (1922-1982) decorador Manuel Rodrigues (1924-1965).

 

Fotógrafo: Mário Novais (1899-1967).

Fotografia sem data.

 

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After a steady diet of Evapo-Rust and Naval Jelly the bed is finally showing some progress.

This cross stitch pattern is going to take awhile. One stitch at a time . . .

Here's a little collage I put together showing the progress of the needler. People liked the bolt pistol progress shots so much I thought people would like to see how this one came together as well!

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