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Oh, okay. I'll look into it.
EDIT:
I shall put my plan into operation straight away. And there will be no failure!
https://photos.app.goo.gl/gr4rHKaYw5afgiiGA
in film:
exhibit prop:
Finished making this one recently, following as closely as I can to the prop seen at the Designing 007 exhibit.
Part found items, part custom; metal, plastic and rubber. Project cost: $100
Oh I love the way you’ve put your Funko's in a mug, I’m gonna use that! 😊 Great collection @=bg=
Hoho, this is great! Can you go into more detail about how you made it?
The letter reads like a GE video game briefing!
I save the little plastic cups that come with Pillsbury cinnamon rolls; then turn em over and they stand on those.
It's roughly half found parts and half 3D printed parts. Assembly/list:
rubber mouthpiece
mouthpiece to T-junction connector (custom part) - black plastic
half pearl for 'ball valve' inserted into back of mouthpiece connector - blue acrylic
T-junction piece (custom part) - silver plastic painted in aluminium
steel bearings for 'collars', which slide over side pegs of T-junction
aluminium mini scuba tank key rings, slot into holes in side pegs of T-junction
black end caps (custom parts) slot into scuba tanks, with correct scuba brand logo embossed
bolt head (custom part) with peg slots into end of T-junction - silver plastic painted in aluminium
Below is an exploded view of the breather before finishing assembling it:
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51126021050_8a460ab07d_o.png
So far the “all posters” one is proving a bit easy due to high familiarity with the posters and can place the pieces fairly quickly.
Very cool indeed. How heavy is it?
They are so cool!!!!
My friend runs a games shop and let me have this fine collectible as the possibility of anyone else ever wanting it was low.
Hope you have a good time with that @Agent_99!
Click on the image icon, a square appears where it says "Image URL". Copy the URL adress of the image and paste it into the square.
I think that's the one with the boat chase from the LALD film as the main game on it? If so, I think it came out around 1986. Still, it's nice to have. Never seen the actual disk before.
Still, it needs to be on the internet. If it is only on your pc, it won t work. Just to be clear.
Yes, and I think that you have to upload any images from your PC on to an Image sharing site before you can upload them here. I've never really done that here, however, though I gather that's how it's done.
Yes, that is the way.
Thought so. The following thread has a useful instructional video by @BMW_with_missiles which will help explain things for @Quantum_of_Tomorrow and any other new members who want to know how to upload photos here:
https://www.mi6community.com/discussion/19049/how-to-post-photos-and-videos-to-mi6-instructional-video