Skipped ahead, seems neat then suddenly dubstep.
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KINDA off-topic I used to play Little Big Planet 1 & 2 a lot.
Looking up "Rice Mold" brings up similar things too!
:D! I used to watch a lot of "How it's Made"- fascinating program~
I guess things move quite quickly, the brittleness I assume is from the multiple "layers" being sandwiched together as apposed to a single piece of plastic via injection moulding?
Most 3D printed things I've seen in pics have that..."rough" look to them- are things getting smoother? or...
I've only played the first one so you'll have to do a lil' research but I've heard the second one was a lot of fun too!
There's anal probing!
Remember Destroy all Humans? C:
Pirates will do anything to sell!
Try to imagine this with your best bud as pre-teens back before Youtube even existed playing on a real Gameboy!
I'm trying to remember if mine saved...it's been so long though I can't remember :(
Someone on Photobucket has apparently uploaded a few pics...including a couple of black variations it seems!
So many variations floating about but the standard "grey GAME" cart is the most common, along with the dual game bootlegs.
Yeah those are the common ones I see about online but not the one I had!
Wait...really? D: I'm not talking about Varis, Bifs, or any kind of coating or anything...just standard Pentax lenses. We pay for them and pass the price on to the customers, but it's really the frames you pay for initially until you start getting into the complex lenses and different materials.
As in...65mm (standard) cost the stop where I work 50p (GBP) each.
I have a friend who used to own a real copy of this he got on holiday in Spain yeeeeears ago.
The idea sounds neat but...how would it work in practise? You have to remember how lenses are cut- they are not just "made for you" they are blanks that have to be "glazed" to the shape of the frame. All that extra work to piss about with lenses for the lab peoples in the opticians is just not worth it.