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The Punisher Villain
Carl Burbank aka Bushwacker. Priest turns CIA assassin turn mercenary. fitted with a cybernetic arm to transform into a high powered weapon.
Bushwacker frame based off mech of the same name from BattleTech/MechWarrior. Equipped with Dual LRM's and Dual Lasers.
A cowboy on abandoned steakhouse...On Calgary Trail. In Edmonton, Alberta.
Bushwack - to attack by surprise from a hidden place; a form of ambush.
This was a Montana's Cookhouse, a Canadian restaurant chain that specialises in in-house smoked pork ribs, steaks, and burgers. The mothership (head office) is headquartered in Vaughan, Ontario and is a subsidiary of Recipe Unlimited.
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What the all terrain trapper should have looked like.
bonus points if you know what it's from. EDIT: source
here is an updated version of this truck
This mech paper model is a Bushwacker, originally a failed BattleMech designed to have a smaller forward profile to make the 'Mech a harder target to hit, based on the video game MechWarrior 3, the papercraft is created by Shiftdel. The size of finished model is about 224 (H) x 220 (W) x 167 (D) ...
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Another shot from an adventure with my offroad buddies.
Taken with my 5D Mark II + Tokina 16-28 f2.8 @ 2.8
Natural light only
Processed in Darktable
Comments and Critique are appreciated!
Enjoy :)
This mech paper model is a Bushwacker, a mech from the video game MechWarrior 4, the papercraft is created by BLaaR, skins by Sturm. The size of finished model is about 230 (H) x 221 (W) x 154 (D) mm. There are also MechWarrior 3 - Bushwacker Paper Model and MechCommander 2 - Simple Bushwacker Pa...
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Here’s a link to the 3Hour Set:
archive.org/details/casbah_y_sharkthang0924
Sanchos Cantina y Cocina:
I've always dug Recondo with a machete ever since that episode "Jungle Trap" where he lead a handful of Joes to a temple. One day I'm recreating that team for some shots, hopefully in both scales.
Fitzroy Victoria Bowling and Sports Club
The Bushwackers Band, often simply The Bushwackers, is an Australian folk and country music band or Bush band founded at La Trobe University in Melbourne in 1971.
Originally calling themselves The Original Bushwackers and Bullockies Bush Band the three founding members, guitarist Dave Isom, tea-chest bass player Jan 'Yarn' Wositzky and lagerphonist Bert Kahanoff. They were later joined by various players, including accordionist Mick Slocum, and fiddlers Tony Hunt and Dave Kidd, until 1974 when the band went full-time, and Kahanoff was replaced by lagerphone player, Dobe Newton. With an ever-changing line-up, and adding tin whistle, harmonica, concertina, 5-string banjo, bodhrán, bones, spoons, electric bass and guitar as well as drums, the band worked throughout Australia and Europe.
By 1984, and no longer with Isom, Wositzky and Slocum in the line-up, the band moved its home from Melbourne to Sydney. Roger Corbett joined the band in 1980 and remains the principal songwriter, producer and manager of the band. Other members have included Fred Kuhnl, drummer Gregory Martin, Steve Groves, Pete Farndon, Dave Mattacks, Pat Drummond, Michael Harris, Louis McManus, Eddy van Roosendael, Freddie Strauks (ex Skyhooks), drummer Pete Drummond (currently with Dragon) and world-renowned Australian guitarist Tommy Emmanuel.
Notable recordings include Faces in the Street, Beneath the Southern Cross, Bushfire, Murrumbidgee and The Shearers Dream – two of which were released through Australian record label Astor Records.[1] The album And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda was released through EMI records in 1976 and is regarded as one of their finest recordings.
Many songs were adaptations of poetry written by Australian bush poets including Henry Lawson and Banjo Paterson.
The current lineup is Dobe Newton, Roger Corbett, Mark Oats, Clare O'Meara, Michael Vidale, Ben Corbett, and the drummer Andy Gatus.[2]
In 2011 Roger Corbett and Dobe Newton re-recorded the popular 1980 Dance Album with the "Official Dance Album" in which the they included the Dobe Newton co-written classic Australian song, 'I am Australian' and won a third Golden Guitar award.
Tobago man of many talents. Elegant, humble and wise. Taking a break from weed whacking.
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The Anderdon, Ontario Fire Department used to run this very cool Ford "Bushwacker" pumper/grass rig.
Given his bushwacker hat, my guess is that this gentleman, pictured on the Royal Mile near Edinburgh Castle, is a visitor from Australia
Perhaps Denverites would prefer that the mural on Bushwacker’s saloon not represent their city, but it was convenient and my sister and I thought it was a lot of fun.
Turtleneck, Old Navy. Tunic, Wet Seal. Skirt, Mossimo. Tights, We Love Colors. Boots, Vince Camuto. Scarf, Charming Charlie. Belt, Express. Bag, thrifted.
Pete, Pattie, Mable, Mike.
A casual moment in Florida at the Bushwacker. They don't look like they wacked any bushes!!