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• 1. ANTIQUE 10K SOLID GOLD MENS TIE LAPEL PIN ~ NO RESERVE
• 2. Palestine Palestinian Country Flag Enamel Pin Badge
• 3. Intw with fugitive leader of Indonesian separatist group
• 4. 30 Years of Service to Arvin-Meritor Lapel Pin for sale for $100 plus $3 Shipping
• 5. Flag Pin Video
• 6. 365 Days of Sculpture: Ham Sushi
• 7. Edmonton Crusaders Marching Band - 1990 Stadthagen 1
• 8. Nazi Relic Review Ep. 99: T.E.N.O Officer Cap Eagle

ANTIQUE 10K SOLID GOLD MENS TIE LAPEL PIN ~ NO RESERVE

Palestine Palestinian Country Flag Enamel Pin Badge

Intw with fugitive leader of Indonesian separatist group

30 Years of Service to Arvin-Meritor Lapel Pin for sale for $100 plus $3 Shipping

User Comments

Sinisa S. commented on 29 Jan 2012

I used to work for ArvinMeritor Toronto location. after 11 years of service I got pink slip with the rest of 600 other people. they moved to Mexico. its was good place to work, but bussiness strategy was self-destructing. RIP ArvinMeritor.

Nelson Rocha commented on 18 Nov 2010

That's not even an ArvinMeritor pin. It's actually a Arvin pin. Which actually makes it even more rare since Arvin doesn't exist anymore... Especially after next year. Wait and see.

JETHRO commented on 14 May 2013

i worked at the franklin plant fired for no reason

Flag Pin Video

365 Days of Sculpture: Ham Sushi

User Comments

Jonathan D. Lopez commented on 01 Aug 2012

usbeadery. com is where I get the beads that I use for this guy. I typically use Delrin Eyes from AnimateClay, but the VERY white beads sometimes are better--shinier. USbeadery, go under Round beads, click on the diameter you need, and get the white beads. Then when adding them to your character, turn the holes vertically so you don't see them. You can paint on the pupil or if you like the hole, just use a pin to move the pupil.

Jonathan D. Lopez commented on 16 May 2013

Resources? I use Van Aken plasticine, which is available in the US in Hobby Lobby and Michaels. I just use basic tools, the most important one being my fingers. You need a certain hand to make sculptures at this scale. What else do you mean by "resources"?

Jonathan D. Lopez commented on 26 Jul 2012

Next Tuesday I plan on going. Wednesday will probably be the soonest on ClayAlchemist. com, but if I make a video specifically of shooting it, should be Thursday or Friday of next week :)

Janice Dolan commented on 26 Jul 2012

this is great! was this time lapse shot with iStopMotion as well? Looking forward to the final piece :) share the final iStopMotion piece and perhaps be featured on the Boinx blog!

MsCobz commented on 30 Jul 2012

Amazing what did you use for the eyes or did you just use fimo or sculply

Bob Sherman commented on 01 Nov 2012

this one makes me laugh how funny it looks. Great work though!

Jonathan D. Lopez commented on 26 Jul 2012

@TheBabbleBeast Haha, he's adorable in person as well.

Joe Bagshaw commented on 26 Jul 2012

This is my favourite one so far too, great work! :)

Sergei Yershov commented on 26 Jul 2012

Hi, great work, waiting for a sushi bar update))

Jonathan D. Lopez commented on 26 Jul 2012

Yes, this time lapse is made with iStopMotion!

Jonathan D. Lopez commented on 26 Jul 2012

Haha, this is my favorite so far too :D

Mauricio Sosadias commented on 26 Jul 2012

You're awesome bro I subscribed

Jonathan D. Lopez commented on 26 Jul 2012

@mezsmithy Thank you!

Edmonton Crusaders Marching Band - 1990 Stadthagen 1

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Tracy Grubb commented on 14 Jul 2013

Wow. Thanks for posting that. I had almost forgotten. I was in the Color Guard back then. Brings back so many memories. Thank You.

Nazi Relic Review Ep. 99: T.E.N.O Officer Cap Eagle

User Comments

markjones445 commented on 22 Oct 2015

Awesome original item a great. Find well done /////

Jon's Collecting Channel. commented on 22 Oct 2015

very Nice find:)!