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One of the smaller Claas Tractors, the AXOS has a 4.4 litre 4-cylinder engine withpower outputs between 55 and 75 kW.
The wheelbase is comparatively short 2,489 mm, which is also its approximate height. This tractor weighs approximately 2,500 kg and is highly manouvreable.
Here it is equiped with a furrowing tool (for creating furrows). The outer blades are folded in to make the tractor and tool more compact for travel on the road or through tighter environments.
This Claas AXOS has been modelled in Lego bricks for Flickr LUGNuts 37th Build Challenge - 'The Food We Eat' celebrating vehicles used in the production or distribution of food, or just with funny food derived names.
I have chosen to build the Claas AXOS, after driving past the Claas distribution centre in Laverton (Melbourne), Victoria, and admiring their lovely lime green colour. Further research has highlighted the supreme capability the Claas Tractor range is capable of.
We purchased a 1964 Shasta Compact last Friday. We knew it needed a little work and knew the roof leaved under hard rain. We thought we'd replace a few 1x2's in the ceiling, re-seal the roof and be on our way. Every 1x2 in the ceiling is shot so the whole ceiling has come down as well as part of a wall. We're planning to re-seal in the next week or two.
Very unusual 8x30 compact. Made in Japan, this is definitely intended as a pocket binocular as they have no attachment for a neck strap and measure just 4.5 ins x 3 ins wide closed. They are solid, well made and viewing is comfortable with smooth focusing. The 123m@1000m FOV views quite narrow, but the image is sharp, albeit not quite as bright as modern roof binoculars. Not sure how old these are, Opticron have been around for over 40 years, so my guess is late 1980s. Nice blue coatings. I'm not too sure it really meets the criteria for a compact, a little heavy for that, but overall, its not a bad little binocular.
Found this while going thru some things that were my parents. This little compact is about 1 1/2 inches in diameter. There is still some powder in the puff but the powder compartment is empty. Either belonged to my mom or sister. My sister passed in 1944 and mom in 1988.
3 Lego City-scale, 4-wide cars.
The sleek, sporty, orange coupe. If you drive it, then you belong equaly on the track or on a public road. Built for the luxury division of a premeir auto company. This car is anything but tame. You'll know what I mean with the traction controll off!
The compact. Designed to be small enough to fit into even the smallest parking spaces, while spacious enough to take grocery shopping.
From the famous "gerbil comercial".
The muscle car. An automotive staple since 1960, this car is designed for speed! This version is the one most faithfull to the original in recent times, while still incorporating modern comforts (and emission laws :( ).
1939 Work Progress Administration model of Los Angeles.
Porst Compact Reflex SP on expired Kodak TMax 3200 35mm film.
American Dryer's ExtremeAir EXT7-M Compact Hand Dryer
Steel Cover with White Epoxy Finish
More cost effective and healthier than paper towels
Universal Voltage can be connected to any voltage from 100 to 240 VAC and 50/60hz.
Antimicrobial Infused Air Delivery System
Here’s the Compact Jenny knock off called “Slender Girl” who looks to share the same sculpt as Compact Jenny but with 5 points of articulation instead of gumby wire limbs. Weirdly enough she also has Jenny’s underwear molded on (which the Compact Jenny doesn’t have molded on).
She’s a pretty good match to the Figma Archetype knock off body but she’s gonna get her own body in the mail.
Los Angeles Firefighters had a non-injury vehicle fire in North Hollywood under control in less than three minutes, but not before the October 11, 2011 blaze consumed the compact sedan. © Photo by Mike Meadows
Instructions at rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-75232/thirdwigg/compact-loader/#...
Video at www.youtube.com/watch?v=kG1uzeS50ak