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i never got a shot of it with te doors open, but you can see the horrible door gaps that thoes kits give you.
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Donk is a beautiful Newfoundland and is one of the last of my autumnal pet portraits for this season.
2021 V8 & Bike Show, Paeroa, NZ
Contax RX, Contax Zeiss Vario-Sonnar 35-70 f3.4, Ilford Delta 100, Kodak Xtol, Epson V700
Feature shot for Rides Magazine. 12/10-1/11
Strobist: 3 AB800 two right side of camera, one left side all fired with PW Plus II and MiniTT1
Where I am form (midwest USA) a popular car customizing trend is to take a 60's-70's full size sedan, give it a radical suspension lift, and put it on gigantic wheels. These are known as donks or hi-risers. I used to hate these when I first started seeing them but I've grown to like them, despite the fact that the majority of them that I see are unsafe hack jobs.
I started building another lego lowrider and decided to go in the opposite direction, so here we are!
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The suffixed name element -donk goes back to a geographical concept. A donk is a mound consisting of cover sand that occurs in the low-lying river area and protrudes above the later sediments . As a part of the name, the word is much more common.
In North Brabant, the word or part of the name -donk was especially attached to a large and high sand head or a plateau edge along a stream valley. Donken were a higher and drier place in an often swampy environment, making them attractive as a place of residence for people. They were also used to a lesser extent for agriculture.