u/Dry_Acanthaceae_3590

Hi everyone
I’d love to share my **Bandai 1/35 MG Ingram Unit 1**, which I completed back in 2014 ( 2001 kit).

By today's standards, the inner frame design is fairly simple and lacks the high-tech mechanical complexity of modern MG kits.
However, when it comes to the overall proportions, I still think this specific 2001 version captures the exact look and feel of the mecha we saw in the classic TV anime better than any other.

For the paint job, I only went with some light weathering. After all, Noa takes good care of Alphonse—I definitely didn't want my Unit 1 looking as utterly wrecked and battered as Ota’s Unit 2!

Hope you guys like this throwback build!

Type: Rechargeable Bluetooth speaker
Speaker configuration: 2-Channel Audio
Driver size: 3-inch
External dimensions: 30 × 23 × 20 cm (W × H × D)
Power source: 11.1V rechargeable lithium-ion battery
Battery life: Approximately 20 hours per charge
(At approximately one-third of the maximum volume, it provides around 20 hours of playback on a single charge.)

I’ve been building Seiko Mods for a while and occasionally make my own leather watch straps.
This project originally started as an attempt to build a steampunk-inspired watch with a handmade Bund strap. In the end, though, I don’t think the finished watch really looks all that steampunk.
That said, I ended up liking the final result quite a bit. Sometimes a project takes on a style of its own, and I’m pretty happy with how this one turned out.
I’d love to hear what you think!

Last year I modified my F-91w with a stainless steel case, but I've always felt that the original strap doesn't suit it.

Inspired by some smartwatches. I decided to create something more distinctive.

I modified a commercially available leather strap and handcrafted several leather components to build this custom Bund strap.

There are still some noticeable imperfections in certain areas, but they don’t seem as noticeable once it’s on the wrist.

Hello everyone
I'm Master SnotGears
The speaker was a Bluetooth speaker I made myself, but I never really liked its appearance.
So this time I spent few months redesigning and modifying it.
It used even more techniques than the first one, including copper pipes and gears. It even added a few rubies (rhinestones) and a little bit mysticism.

Production process Part.1
https://www.reddit.com/r/steampunk/comments/1tn8fcz/second_time_handmade_a_steampunkstyle_bluetooth/

Production process Part.2
https://www.reddit.com/r/steampunk/comments/1tq1ltf/second_time_handmade_a_steampunkstyle_bluetooth/

Production process Part.3
https://www.reddit.com/r/steampunk/comments/1ttqh2t/second_time_handmade_a_steampunkstyle_bluetooth/

Hello everyone
I'm Master SnotGears
The speaker was a Bluetooth speaker I made myself, but I never really liked its appearance.
So this time I spent few months redesigning and modifying it.
It used even more techniques than the first one, including copper pipes and gears. It even added a few rubies (rhinestones) and a little bit mysticism.

The speaker was a Bluetooth speaker I made myself, but I never really liked its appearance.
So this time I spent few months redesigning and modifying it.
It used even more techniques than the first one, including copper pipes and gears. It even added a few rubies (rhinestones) and a little bit mysticism.

My creation from last November

Spent weeks building this steampunk speaker from wood, a little copper pipes, and salvaged parts.

I wanted a steampunk speaker that looked like an old scientific instrument.

BTW:The production process can be seen on my personal page.