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Frank O. Gehry, b. 1929 Torque, 2006 Resin on wood base. Height: 72 inches. Collection of: Ohr-O'Keefe Museum of Art. Gift of Tiffany & Co. PC2009.4.2
Looking towards Cathedral Square October 27, 2013, New Zealand.
Cathedral Square, locally known simply as the Square, is the geographical centre and heart of Christchurch, New Zealand, where the city's Anglican cathedral, ChristChurch Cathedral is located. The square stands at the theoretical crossing of the city's two main orthogonal streets, Colombo Street and Worcester Street, though in practice both have been either blocked off or detoured around the square itself. The Cathedral has been badly damaged in the February 2011 Christchurch earthquake.
he square is the city's main meeting place for people taking a break from their work, or just visiting the city, and is a regular site of street performers and speakers of all varieties. Until recent years, the most well-known of these was The Wizard of New Zealand.
Since the year 2000, The Chalice, a large piece of modern sculpture in the form of an inverted cone, has stood in the square subverting the shape of the spire that rises above the cathedral. The Chalice, designed by prominent New Zealand artist Neil Dawson, is made up of forty-two leaf patterns featuring different native plants.
Taken from and for more info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cathedral_Square,_Christchurch
A very nicely restored pair of ERF 'B' series tractor units with Gardner 240 and Rolls Royce 265L engines.
Car show "Torque Fest" at the Pima Air & Space museum, it was a unique location which allowed aircraft and automobiles to be shown at the same time. Here is some shots of the cars and planes.....
It's a great day to take that classic Z out for a drive, or hop across the country in your home on wheels.
Some are out looking for thrills and spills, while another Jeep driver has a big job to do.
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Symboles celtes. (Reconstitution)
"Le torque est un collier connu pour avoir été porté par les Celtes au cours de l'Âge du Fer puis, à titre honorifique, par les soldats romains.
Le mot vient du latin torques, dérivé de torqueo (tordre), en raison de la forme du collier.
Le torque est formé d'une épaisse tige métallique ronde, généralement terminée en boule à ses deux extrémités et plus ou moins travaillée ou ornée. Le corps du collier est généralement en fer mais n'est pas toujours entortillé. Les torques étaient faits à partir de brins de métal entrelacés, généralement en or ou en bronze, moins souvent en argent ou même entièrement en fer."
I went to Belvoir Castle steam rally yesterday which was a little muddy underfoot in places to say the least, but it was still a great show even though the number of exhibits was down as a result of the wet conditons.
One of the highlights of the show for me was parked in the low loader park -as is often the case- where this 'Big Banger' ERF E16 with Gardner 6LYT engine was to be found.
With a very conservative power rating of 320bhp, but masses of torque, the 6LYT could have been the saviour of Patricroft, but reliability issues meant that relatively few were sold and to see one in use these days is a rare thing.
A variation to my original L-motor frame that has been lengthened in order to: 1) accommodate a 16t/24t gear ratio for more pulling power, 2) allow 6 xL wheels with 1 stud spacing, and 3) allow 6 L wheels with 2 stud spacing.
EDIT: 10/2016
The frame itself works well despite the overall length of 11 studs between axles. The major change to this has been the removal of the 16t and 24t gears in favor of the smaller 12t & 20t gears. Please reference my newer photo flic.kr/p/Lq6y8e
Engine room of a small ship.
The ship has four V-16 heavy diesel engines. Here you can see half of one engine (a bank of eight cylinders) on each side.
These engines are babies by marine standards. The bigger engines can have a stroke of up to several metres and only spin up to about 100 rpm (this one probably spins to about 800).
At the back you can see the turbochargers; the guy is looking at the air intake. The grey ducting is the exhaust manifold.
It's amazing that the large tires of the draagsters can flex so much under the enormous amount of torque without being torn to shreds.
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On the left is the torque setup with a 1:1 gear ratio. On the right is the speed setup with a 5:3 gear ratio.
Coachwork by Carrozzeria Touring
Bonhams : the Zoute Sale
Estimated : € 85.000 - 125.000
Sold for € 109.250
Zoute Grand Prix 2018
Knokke - Zoute
België - Belgium
October 2018
'The 2000 Roadster, made for high-speed touring, was fitted with an engine having remarkable reserves of power and torque in order to offer the sport customer the possibility of making fast journeys with the maximum safety.' – Luigi Fusi, 'Alfa Romeo, All Cars From 1910'.
The famous Carrozzeria Touring's associations with Alfa Romeo reached back to the late 1920s and this liaison was perpetuated into the post-war era. Replacement for the 1900 line, the 102-Series 2000 cars first appeared in 1958 and were unusual in so far as production of the stylish Touring-bodied Spider version outstripped that of the Berlina, with 3,443 examples of the soft-top produced compared with only 2,804 of the saloon. As Anderloni and Anselmi remark in their book, 'Touring Superleggera': 'An order which was important to Touring in quantitative terms was that for... supplying the Alfa Romeo 2000 convertible.'
Touring's renowned Superleggera (Superlight) method of body construction was employed, though now the panels were machine-pressed rather than hand-beaten, greatly speeding up production. This departure marked a turning point for Touring, enabling them to manufacture bodies in greatly increased volume, though this was still far from mass production.
Beneath the skin the 2000 remained much as the last of the 1900s, with independent front suspension, live rear axle, five-speed gearbox, and drum brakes all round. Nowadays referred to as the 'old' 2-litre, the twin-cam 2000 engine combined elements of the superseded 1900 and new Giulietta, retaining the former's cast-iron block and separate cam covers but featuring the latter's bucket-and-shim method of valve adjustment. Spider and Sprint versions came with 115bhp on tap, good enough for a top speed in excess of 170km/h. Despite a relaxed high-speed cruising ability and excellent smoothness, the 2000 in its day tended to be overshadowed by the smaller and cheaper Giulietta, and only now is the model beginning to receive the attention it deserves.
According to information supplied by Marco Fazio, Centro Documentazione Alfa Romeo, Alfa Romeo 2000 Spider chassis number '00828' was manufactured on the 7th September 1959 and sold two days later to Régie Nationale Usines Renault di Billancourt, France. The body colour was Grigio Biacca (Grey White) the same as it is today. The Alfa was sold to its first owner in Marseille (Departement 13) later in 1959.
By 1961, the car had found a new owner in Toulon and changed hands again in 1963, moving to Valence where it stayed up to 1968. In 1969, the Alfa was sold to a brocanteur (pawnbroker) in Etoile, France, who kept the car until 1989. It was then bought by Mr Pierre Robin of Beaumes de Venise, France who kept it until 1997. Still in original condition, it then moved to Italy where the previous owner started a painstaking restoration. The current owner was able to buy this 2000 Touring Spider in Italy in 2014 as a semi-finished restoration project. The current owner finished the restoration recently. This 2000 Touring Spider is still presented in its original colour of 'Grigio Biacco' with a re-upholstered interior in very attractive dark red. It has been mechanically checked-over by the current owner with carburettors and transmission revised (invoices on file) and is described as in very good mechanical condition. The car is offered with its old French registration papers and comes with its old French number plate and restoration photos.
With its elegant Touring lines, four-seater accommodation, and open top - and finished in, arguably, one of the better colour schemes for an Alfa Romeo 2000 Spider - this is a car for the Alfa Romeo connoisseur. 'On the button' and ready to go, it represents a wonderful opportunity to acquire a fine example of this fast-appreciating Italian thoroughbred.
Steering column detail of an AMC vehicle.
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Finally in my Ranks with a touch of my own. Torque has made it to my Dreadnok Gang.
Originally Guiltridden's creation then ScarViper put his swing on him. Torque is a cool looking Nok I just had to make for my self.
These are quite fun to watch.
It amazes me that the tires stick enough to bring the front end up this high.
A variation to my original L-motor frame that has been lengthened in order to: 1) accommodate a 16t/24t gear ratio for more pulling power, 2) allow 6 xL wheels with 1 stud spacing, and 3) allow 6 L wheels with 2 stud spacing.
I look forward to any comments/criticism on this version, as well as the previous one.
Thanks!
Finally got around to redoing this guy, this time with more parts matching the original custom Dustin made, but with my own touches, like removing the "mohawk" from the Budo head. I don't think anyone's come up with a backstory for him yet, and I wasn't sure if I should come up with one or let somebody else do it. I thought the chain made for a nice unique weapon.
The Four Aces diner/gas station outside of Palmdale California was the location for the 2004 movie Torque (top). The location is actually an active movie set used for a multitude of projects including Identity. My photo on the bottom was taken during the filming of Witch Mountain starring The Rock due out in '09.
This location is at 145 St E, and E Ave Q.
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