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Scale model cockpit FPV
cool scale cockpit video
My wife noticed this in the family archives.
Motorcycle racing in Lilliput.
Here’s an RC multicopter big enough to ride on!
I had a fun time talking to Mark Frauenfelder in episode 4 of his new podcast, Make: Talk!
I feel like I could be getting more mileage out of my right foot.
An Etsy portrait. Thanks, Danny.
Champs sleeve
My friend Tess just made the cover of ReadyMade with her cool lamp design.
Can this be for real? The design is so awesomely Thunderbirds. Via
Are Go!
Sweet assemblage spaceship’s bridge.
Watch the sink slowly, all but disappear from the design .
Nice work! I have a big board standing in the living room that has been waiting since just a few strokes of under painting. I have to get back to it.
Nice work Lodie!
Looking good! Keep going!
Excellant so far. I paint in the exact style myself but only using black, white and grey tones. Perhaps you could try using carbon paper to get the outline on the canvas, instead of a grid? It’s much faster and 100% accurate as you are just tracing over the print out of the original.