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These are some more scarce hilarious oversized Halloween Costume Prop. They're General Malpractice Hospital, funny face syringe and, um, anal thermometer by Rubies. They're plastic, and the syringe does move up and down (althought difficult). I decline to comment on the anal thermometer with clothespin on his nose. They're 11 inch -12 inches, and I'm not sure when they were sold, but awhile ago. Maybe mid2000-s or 2010's..
The models are just props for the art collage work. They obliged to pose for the shots. The KL Design Events hosted by the local radio station.
NIKON FM2, Nippon Kogaku 28mm F2.8 AIS, Wide Open, Lucky SHD 100, Self-Development, ILFORD DDX (1/4 Dilution), 10 mins.
Robn1 fiberglass shells with mechanical innards from a John Long kit. The electronics from an IPI phaser keychain provide sound and light.
Crew member coils an old prop fouler along with fellow deckies on the aft dck of the MY Steve Irwin. (Photo by Adam Lau/Sea Shepherd Conservation Society)
This foam dinosaur vertebrae is approx 9' in length and is a prop for a museum. The skull will be attached and it will be painted.
One of our students is going to be testing the design of propeller for an underwater generator. I had to make a little adaptor to mount the propeller on our test apparatus.
Baldonnel (EIME)
14 September 2014
Irish Air Corps
Pilatus PC-9M, 262
Credit to the Irish Air Corps for organising the event.