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More than 400,000 sq ft of new space for 5.11 Operations located in Manteca, CA. Have been onsite for the last three days for the interior graphics install. Neat to be a part of such a huge step in the history of the brand.
We had a fun day out exploring Temecula antique malls and a couple wineries. I escaped with one little toy purchase and Beth bought a bunch of Little Golden Books for future flower projects.
“The nebula ate my camera.” #fluidstudies #incamera #nofilter More @ theMirrorpool.com...
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Have been doing some more explorations with fluids and commercial grade food coloring. Here’s a teaser, the selects are here: https://themirrorpool.smugmug.com/Fluid-Studies/Fluid-Studies-0318B/ #fluidstudies #themirrorpool #nofilter #shotincamera #incamera
Definitely feeling the urge to get out of the OC again before it gets hot in the desert. @bethsperpetualpetals
Another favorite from my #fluidstudy series.
A few pics from yesterday’s Overland Bound West day trip. @overlandbound #frederickafield @motusworld
Nice day out with the @overlandbound west group. We did Red Canyon Jeep Trail and wrapped up with a good chunk of the Bradshaw Trail. W/ @bethsperpetualpetals @shannybravo @frankroams
Beth, this might be the best one yet. #zucchinilasagna @bethsperpetualpetals
Cleaning out some old files and ran across a little treasure trove of old application discs.
DIY Lego Minifig Display, 06.17

DIY Lego Minifig Display, 06.17

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This is a bit off-topic from my normal blog posts, but I hope it gives some other Lego fan some ideas for an inexpensive minifig display solution.

I picked up two of the " Original Expand-a-Shelf" shelf risers from The Container Store for about $9, it must have been on closeout/sale as the same piece sells for more on Amazon. 

I picked up two of the "Original Expand-a-Shelf" shelf risers from The Container Store for about $9, it must have been on closeout/sale as the same piece sells for more on Amazon. 

Next is time for a test fit. Its not quite wide enough to fit flush in these book cases, but left a little room for plates/etc on each side.

Next is time for a test fit. Its not quite wide enough to fit flush in these book cases, but left a little room for plates/etc on each side.

One large grey base plate made enough strips to cover two of the riser units, plus a number of left over strips that I used to make one big bottom plate from 6x8 plates.

One large grey base plate made enough strips to cover two of the riser units, plus a number of left over strips that I used to make one big bottom plate from 6x8 plates.

Out comes the hot glue gun! Note that I cut the long strips with a straight edge and X-acto knife and then trimmed them to length with some kitchen shears.

Out comes the hot glue gun! Note that I cut the long strips with a straight edge and X-acto knife and then trimmed them to length with some kitchen shears.

Glued down and ready for Minifigs!

Glued down and ready for Minifigs!

And finished! Its a huge improvement from having them all on flat plates!

And finished! Its a huge improvement from having them all on flat plates!

Hope that some other Lego fan finds some DIY inspiration in this. If so, please drop me a note or comment. 

You can follow me on Instagram at @LegoExpeditions and @Fredbricksburg or see more complete photo galleries here and here.

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