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Rasti (fabricado en 1970 por Knittax en Argentina) es un sistema de armado de ladrillos plasticos muy popular en los años 70.
Todo niño de esa epoca (hoy la generacion de 40 años)y principalmente los hombres en algun momento jugaban armando y creando con estos ladrillos plasticos.
De muy buen ensamblaje y excelente terminacion fue lider de mercado superando a competidores (Mis Ladrillos y Lego).
Recientemente un grupo empresario Argentino recupero las matrices (que terminaron sus dias en Brasil).Obtuvieron las licencias y volvieron a producirlos.
Las fotografias del este producto (Manual de armado)son original vintage de 1970.(21 fotos) .
(Subido y fotografiado por Pablo Cesar Cafaro).
Ingles / English:
Rasti (made in 1970 by Knittax in Argentina) is a system of armed of plastic bricks very popular in years 70. All boy of that age (today the generation of 40 years) and mainly the men at some time played arming and creating with these plastic bricks. Of very good assembly and excellent completion leader of market surpassing to competitors went (Mis Ladrillos and Lego). Recently a group Argentine industralist I reclaim the matrices (that finished their days in Brazil) They obtained the licenses and they returned to produce them. Pics of the product (Build Manual) is of original vintage of 1970. (21 pics). (uploaded and photographed by Pablo Cesar Cafaro)
The forest service says this hand pump well is only available in summer, but it worked fine during our visit in March. The water looked clear and clean.
Warm Springs Guard Station. Boise National Forest, Idaho.
A month late, but USPS finally managed to get the first copy of The Manual delivered to me. It's breathtaking. Content and presentation are impeccable, and it doesn't feel like a magazine at all. You can just feel the amount of care Andy, Carolyn and Jez put into it. Go, buy yourself a copy now.
Steen Skybolt Model 3278K
The Steen Skybolt is a Colorado airplane, designed by Colorado Aviation Historical Society's Hall of Fame Laureate, Lamar A. Steen.
Lamar taught at Manual High School for 28 years, where with the help of his students they built his small aerobatic biplane which he designed.
Colonel Wilhite's Skybolt was built over several years in the early 1970's. He has since re-furbished it and it now has a blue fuselage
with red stripes and white stars. The wings are red with large blue stripes and white stars along with Army Air Corp Rondels on the wings.
Colonel Wilhite fly's the Skybolt doing aerobatics for enjoyment, but more importantly as an exercise for high performance airshow exhibition in
his MiG 17 for Red Storm Airshows LLC.
The Pilot
Colonel Jack Wilhite (USAF Retired) is a retired United Airline captain with 32 years experience flying DC-6, 7, 8, 10s, He flew jet fighters with the
U.S. Air Force and Colorado Air National Guard for 32 years. Some of the military fighters he has flown are the : T-6, T-28, T-33, T-38, F-80, F-84, F-86, F-104, F-100,
F-5, A-7, F-4, and the F-15. An assignment with the Royal Air Force got him some time in the Tiger Moth, Vampire, and Meteor. He flew the F-86 during
the Korean War and in Europe and Africa. Jack compiled 277 combat missions with the Colorado Air national Guard flying the F-100 Super-Sabre in Vietnam. He
owns and fly's a Steen Skybolt acrobatic biplane at air shows and aerobatic competition. He has flown as a Deputy/Pilot for the Jefferson County Sheriffs
Department for many years. In over 50 years of flying, Jack has compiled over 42,000 hours. Colonel Wilhite was inducted into the Colorado Aviation hall of Fame in 2004.
1975 Yamaha DT250B Owner's Manual. Seen better days, but amazing someone still has one of these with their bike.
...will be the death of me -__-;
I didn't know I was on manual zoom and wanted to catch a picture of Chris beating James in their race...this is what I got . Sigh. Awell you get the point. Haha.
Emu at Knowsley safari park Liverpool.
This was taken with a Nikon D40 & Sigma 70-300mm APO lens and on the D40 it's manual focus,got the lens second hand for £60 of Ebay "love it".
Do to recent cutbacks Cobra no longer provides actual survival courses.
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Mamiya Sekor 80mm f1.8
Minolta Rokkor 50mm f3.5
Nikon 35-70mm
Sony 16-50mm
Pentacon Prakticar 50mm f1.8
Nikon 50mm f1.4
Planar 50mm f1.4
Nikon 135mm f2.8
Nikon 50mm f2.8
Mamiya Sekor 21mm f4
Pancolar 80mm f1.8
Flektogon 35mm f2.4
Nikon 35mm f1.4
Flektogon 35mm f2.4
Planar 50mm f1.4
Pancolar 80mm f1.8
Planar 85mm f1.4
Nikon 85mm f1.4
Nikon 105mm f1.8
Nikon 135mm f2
Tokina 17mm f3.5
The Brownie Camera
Eastman Kodak Company - USA
Simple construction of card with a wooden film carrier and detachable winder key. This original model is of simple 'shoe-box' construction with a push on back. The camera has no integral viewfinder but has V sighting lines marked on the top face.
February 1900 - March 1900 (push on back)
March 1900 - October 1901 (hinged back)
Plate / Film Size:117 rollfilm (2¼" x 2¼")
Lens:Meniscus
Shutter:Rotary
This manual is dated Jan. ,1900
As you can see, the back is pulled off, not hinged. This manual harder to find than the camera or box. There is a quite a lot of information here considering they were marketed to children.
Detail on a F-18 Hornet weapons pylon.
To view a hi-res version and for more information visit my website:NAS Oceana Air Show 2014
Here are the manual focus lenses I've been using lately via adapters to my EOS 40D. I have a Nikon 50mm f/1.8, Olympus 50mm f1.8, Mamiya 55mm f/1.8, Kalimar 135mm f/2.8, Vivitar 75-205mm f/3.8. My favorite of the lenses is the Mamiya 55mm as it is incredibly sharp and renders colors very well. The vivitar is a great macro lens and creates beautifully saturated colors, unfortunately I think it is stuck in the f/3.8 setting. I haven't tried the Kalimar yet because I need a pentax K-mount adapter first but I am excited about it.