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Over-the-fence view of the buses kept at McColl's Kirkintilloch Depot/Yard. A nice wee selection of Volvo B7TL deckers, as well as Volvo coaches
*UPDATED* Alot of people have emailed me asking me how this was setup, so i wrote up a quick blog entry about it. mortarandpixel.com/blog/2008/09/vertical-cinema-display/
This is a picture of my office computer setup. Previously i had the three cinema displays in landscape mode which was great. But three in vertical mode is amazing, and as we all know, Amazing > Great.
It has 10 stealth fusion engines. It uses them, when it is on the mission.
For escape or fast traveling Signal Interceptor uses two powerful rocket engines which are positioned in the middle of the ship.
*UPDATED* Alot of people have emailed me asking me how this was setup, so i wrote up a quick blog entry about it. mortarandpixel.com/blog/2008/09/vertical-cinema-display/
This is a picture of my office computer setup. Previously i had the three cinema displays in landscape mode which was great. But three in vertical mode is amazing, and as we all know, Amazing > Great.
Photos of the Patagonia R1 Air I bought in October 2020. Watch the Video here: youtu.be/7vDo7rT7uv4, read the Review at hikinginfinland.com and buy your own Patagonia R1 Air via one of these Affiliate links at
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Big Grey Mare suggested trying this one in black and white, which I don't think I would have though of because I liked the red/green contrast, but It's not bad...not bad at all.
Thanks BGM!
Used this fantastic texture by Pink Sherbet, but mainly just got the bottom vignette from it.
This is my 1973 Thing (Type 181) that I have done a few modifications to...I cut off the rear sheetmetal because of rust, sandblasted everything, made it into a two-door by cutting and splicing the front and rear doors together to make each door eight inches longer than stock. Because of that, I moved my doorpost back eight inches. I had to replace one side of the outside ribbed section below the doors (with a custom-made piece) due to rust.I did make a bed for this, which bolts up to six bolts for easy access to the engine and tranny, out of 1 1/4 in. mild steel square tubing and sheetmetal (which I welded with a 220v Hobart MIG welder. Wish I had a TIG, but what can you do?). Um, I made some stepside out of just some steel, but I am putting diamond plate steps on it that I made by shortening some diamond plate aluminum steps meant for the side of trucks. I also am filling the inside of the bed with polished diamond plate aluminum, which I have cut but I need to have it bent. I made a triangular piece to put in the front fender wells, because I am making fenders that are slanted at the same degree as the ribs on the front sides. I made a front brush bar, but I think it is too thin-guaged of metal to make it off-road worthy, but I am going to make matching front and rear tube bumpers someday. I am also going to need to make those fenders, either from scratch or by adjusting (with a saw and welder) some meant for trailers. I'm going to put on 28" front tires and 30" rears, if all goes according to plan, and I want them mounted on five-star wide-bolt rims. I have a bus tranny (3 rib?) and axles, so I see a 2x3 inch rear suspension in my future. I rebuilt my 1600 dual-port, but it was quite badly done, honestly. I am going to have to do it again. I want to put in a Subie engine, but I really dont' have the money, and I've done enough to make it less VW-like anyways. I might someday put in a 1.8 VW watercooler...but lets get it running first, eh? I have to do all the wiring yet, put back in the engine, etc, etc. But it's coming. It's been four years since I've started it, and I really have been working on it by the definition of "off and on".
Gonzalete se gana el empleado del dĂa, estoy pasando por una etapa de misantropĂa skater y este personaje es de los pocos que me apañan
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