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The syngonium was the base. I didn't want to pot it in mix, so I got it in some rock. I chose this glass bowl, which I thought looked great with it. Then, I thought the syngonium was a bit lonely, so I added some spider plant pups in it, and that's what started this.

Built in 1981, this aircraft was previously operated by Ansett Australia (registration VH-ANA) . It was sent to Malaysia here after it was retired. Now it's the main attraction in Sekinchan. Now a cafe is built right under the aircraft.

This template is from Scissors and Planes, the 300 series. Again, didn't felt like doing the landing gear. 1:300 scale, some prints were a bit off, but looks pretty solid. The real aircraft was formerly operated by All Nippon Airways, however in late 2020, the aircraft has been retired and permanently stored. Powered by the classic Boeing 777 engines, two General Electric GE90 engines.

This is a template from Adithya's creative channel on Scribd. I haven't done the landing gear yet because I don't feel like it lol. And yes I kinda fumbled the nose but it still turned out great. And yeah the moon and star on one side is misplaced. The registration is 9M-MAC.

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Sorry if the fahhh jumpscares you I just had to 😭😭🤣🤣

You can set the clone value to a lower value. Lower value = smoother, but more objects. Higher = more object efficient, but choppier. 3 works, but it will be choppier. Set the value too high, it won't work. My personal sweet spot is between 2 - 2.6. Won't lag too much but still quite smooth.

Of course, the size can be variable too. 0.06 to 0.08 will absolutely work. But the ratio between the size and the clone value, you gotta figure it out.

Credit to Dry_Morning2160 for the cool original level.

My Thai Constellation monstera has put out a new leaf after I rescued it. I took a peek inside the unfurling leaf (who can even resist?), and swlaw this hole inside my leaf. Does it count as a perforation? I don't think so bc it's still a very juvenile plant.