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I certainly remember these classic beauties, although I was never lucky enough to own one. Any former Barracuda owners out there on Flickr? This great painting by artist Kevin Daniel depicts 1967 and 1971 examples from Plymouth. The 500 piece jigsaw puzzle was manufactured by Lafayette Puzzle Factory. You can see more of this fine artist's work at www.kevindanielart.com.
This photo was taken of a good friend's car. This is a multi media type in that the car is HDR while the rest is done using the new Topaz Impression.
Sphyraena viridensis, the yellowmouth barracuda or yellow barracuda is a predatory ray finned fish from the family Sphyraenidae, the barracudas, which is found in the warmer waters of the western Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. It is often confused with the European barracuda Sphyraena sphyraena.
The Plymouth Barracuda, an early contender in the muscle car era, captured attention with its unique fastback design and potent engines. From the legendary Hemi-powered models to the performance-oriented “Cuda,” the Barracuda left a lasting impact on American muscle car history.
Fun Fact: The 1970 Plymouth Barracuda ‘Cuda AAR was a special edition model developed for Trans Am racing, featuring distinctive strobe stripe graphics and functional hood scoops.
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No. 34 The Barracudas
Pulau Sipadan is just a tiny island. Just a little speck in the ocean. I guess it would take someone no more than an hour to walk around it. Its true treasure lies beneath the waves surrounding its shores. The island is actually a coral tip on top of an extinct volcano reaching up from the ocean floor, 600 meters below.
Pelagic animals such as manta rays and sharks congregate, feed and mate here. We had never seen so many green and hawksbill turtles swimming around before. It was beautiful. Then we saw it. A massive swirl of fish. Barracuda’s. Thousands, swarming together. I just had to get closer. It’s easy to lose your head and literally get carried away by something as stunning as a tornado of barracuda, so I checked my dive computer again and rose ever so slowly. In the eye of the storm I was so close to these amazing predators that I looked them in the eye and I could see them staring back at me. I took my photos as well as I could while amazement gripped me.
Suddenly I heard a deafening blast. So loud! It was something I had never experienced before underwater and it scared the living daylights out of me. “What the hell?!”. I looked around completely startled. It felt like a grenade had gone off close by. It was my first encounter with the horrible destructive force of dynamite fishing. The sound of the blast travelled far and wide, so it was impossible to say who did the bombing. Illegal in most places, dynamite fishing kills everything around and destroys entire marine eco systems in a single blast. It would not be the last time we would be confronted with the effects of these horrible practices.
I'm off for a quick visit to Goodwood. Duncan will be racing the Barracuda - and in typical fashion, it was still in bits last night!
Osteichthyes Class. Designed as a platform for the ultimate deterrent weapon. Although bristling with various ion cannons and rail guns, the Barracuda's entire hull is built around its main gun which mimics a gamma ray burst.
Built for SHIPtember, 2018. 204 studs.
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Willingdon Church, Show & Shine, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada,
S, with V8,
1967–69,
Barracuda hardtop,
The second-generation Barracuda, now a 108 in (2,743 mm) wheelbase A-body, still shared many components with the Valiant but was stylishly redesigned with model-specific sheet metal, and a convertible and hardtop coupe joining the original fastback offering. Barracuda hardtop
The new Barracuda was chiefly the work of John E. Herlitz and John Samsen, with Coke-bottle side contours and heavily revised front and rear ends. Design cues included a concave rear deck panel, wider wheel openings, curved side glass, and S-curved roof pillars on the hardtop.
The rear portion of the roof on the fastback coupe was more streamlined, and the back glass, raked at a substantially horizontal angle, was much smaller compared with that of the previous model. Also, the use of chrome trim on the external sheet metal was more restrained
Looe Key National Marine Sanctuary
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A specialized assault class Viper created by a now extinct civilization, the Barracuda carries a legacy of swift, fear-inducing destruction.
Powerful tachyon cannons tear into foes from a distance, while electromagnetic generators weaponize the various sharp blades that adorn the star-fighter's surface.
My second Vic Viper contribution to Novvember 2013, and my eleventh build for Round 9 of Iron Builder, against my opponent, onosendai2600. Uses 11 seed parts of this round and of Andrew's previous round.
Osteichthyes Class. Designed as a platform for the ultimate deterrent weapon. Although bristling with various ion cannons and rail guns, the Barracuda's entire hull is built around its main gun which mimics a gamma ray burst.
Built for SHIPtember. 204 studs.
A "tornado" of schooling barracudas at Sanganeb Reef, Sudan.
This school was huge. Even though it was near the surface, it was clearly visible from 45m down on a dull overcast day.
O submarino Barracuda, com mais de 40 anos ao serviço da Marinha Portuguesa, percorreu mais de 260 mil milhas (equivalente a 12 voltas ao mundo). Agora, transformado em navio-museu, o Barracuda abriu as suas portas aos visitantes em Cacilhas, junto ao terminal fluvial. Lá dentro, os visitantes podem explorar a vivência no submarino, aprender sobre a sua operação e descobrir o que ele carrega a bordo.