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Heart defect: left ventricle Non-Compaction Cardiomyopathy - Instead of growing together properly during fetal development, the muscle fibers of the left ventricle remain stringy and separated. (with hypertrophy and valve regurgitation). more info: www.heartbabyhome.com/2012/05/4-non-compaction-cardiomyop...
This compact has a green enamel cover and is 3" in diameter. It includes the original box and cloth slipcase. Made in England.
A 1964 Ford Compact Fairlane that was on displayed at the car show.
Taken at Holden's of Age Show N Shine, Halls Gap, Victoria in 2016.
Modification of 60312 Police Car.
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Love this 1963 Ford Compact Fairlane, always wanted one when I was a kid, still want one today, maybe one day I guess.
Taken at Holdens of Age Car Club All Makes Show, Halls Gap, Victoria in 2012.
The asphalt compactors for Newport Construction. Left to Right. 2009 Wirtgen Hamm Vibratory occilating asphalt Compactor, 2008 Ingersoil Rand Rubber Tire Roller and a 2006 Hypac Asphalt Compactor.
Who would have imagined that a tablet can be your main communication device? Before, a tablet is something that you use to just browse websites and perhaps watch videos. Today, many of us are nonchalantly using tablets as phones and even recording devices for memories. So why not have a good one...
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This one was about £18 i think, i nice camera in good condition 35mm so i will be using it when my batch order of film gets here.
Very tidy 1962 Ford Compact Fairlane that was at the show.
Taken at the 2014 All Ford Day, Geelong, Victoria.
I just got a new 300mm zoom lens and have started playing around with it. Do you think someday kids won't ever remember tungsten light bulbs.
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 :( ).