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Dodge D5N ute. Taken at the 2006 New South Wales All Chrysler Day, held at Fairfield Showground, Prairiewood, Sydney.
Dodge D5N ute. Taken at the 2006 New South Wales All Chrysler Day, held at Fairfield Showground, Prairiewood, Sydney.
emma bridgewater utility pattern - at least i've saved my old catalogs so i can dream of what i should have bought more of. where's my way-back machine? (better larger to see as much detail as possible)
I got my main inspiration from the GEM E3,and and the cars in Idiocracy, which are just modified GEM E3's.
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Another build for Hibernia, though this time in minifigure scale. I built most of this truck in a single evening, just coming back later to refine a couple areas and add the cargo.
I didn’t have any definite plans when I started, and the entire truck grew out of the rear wheel setup.
Alternate angles can be seen on Brickbuilt.
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Night in an abandoned industrial facility. I dont know why I found myself interested in this ladder..
Long exposure, colored flashlight, dark, hot, ridiculously dirty factory.
Thanks, Chocolate-Milk for your help, green was indeed the color for this place.
-[ K is for Knives, Utility ]-
Two styles of utility knives and the standardized blades they use.
The top one is a common retractable blade style, the exact model (Stanley 99E) as pictured in the Wikipedia page. The original patent (long since expired) for this particular model was applied for in 1961 and granted in 1963, to give an idea of how long the basic tool has been around. The black object to the left is a dispenser holding more blades than I will ever use for the foreseeable future.
The bottom one is a plastic-handled snap-off blade knife. using an 18mm (about ¾") eight-point segmented blade. The blade itself is based on a concept from Japan dating back to 1956. A smaller version of this knife style uses a 9mm (about ⅜") 13-point blade.
Built for the wonderful New Elementary Blog to showcase some of the new Nexo Knights parts.
See link here:
www.newelementary.com/2016/04/nexo-classic-space-andrew.html
Bonus pic of the utility pole, quite happy with how this one turned out. Especially when looking back on my first attempt.
" The difference between utility and utility plus beauty is the difference between telephone wires and the spiderweb."
Edwin Way Teale
In Sal Luis Obispo, ca.
Painted Utility Boxes are part of the city's beautification program. Done by local artists, the can be found sprinkled through out the city.
This one is appropriately found next to the Fire Station at the intersection of Madonna st. and Los Osos Valley road.
Central Coast, California
Part of San Luis Obispo's beautification plan is to have local artists paint the utility boxes around town. This one has caught my eye several times driving by, so I finally stopped to take a picture of it.
It turns out that I know this artist and am proud to own some of her work. She has also painted some other boxes around town. Go Art!