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Lightweight, highly mobile, and nearly silent, the Juke is the ideal powersuit for when stealth is required. By the time you can hear the telltale hiss of a Juke's 8MW irradiator, it is likely too late.
More info on the Juke can be found on the Brigador wiki.
Rachel Knott and Derek Cheng skinning up on Mt Jukes in the Ailsa Stream. Mt Lucia is the peak behind.
98° Motor Show Brussels
Autosalon Brussel
Salon de l'Auto Bruxelles
Salon Auto - Moto - Mobility
Brussels - Belgium
January 2020
I’ve never seen until this one, a State agency using a Nissan Juke.
CalTrans is California’s Department of Transportation. Most motorists are familiar with the organization from seeing signage and their construction and maintenance equipment along freeways and highways in the state. Their workers are easy to spot, too because of their brightly colored and reflective safety clothing they wear while on the job.
I’ve never seen a Juke at the side of the freeway on a construction or maintenance project. It just doesn’t seem like the type of vehicle that CalTrans normally acquires for their fleet!
Crossroads Store, Bar, 'Juke Joint,' and Gas Station, Melrose, Louisiana, 1940
All photos in the "Vintage Photos" section are reprints that I have purchased at various ephemera shows.
The boys found a jukebox for the tiki bar.
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The jukebox is a holiday decoration, $20 at Walmart. It was easy to remove the back panel and replace the image in the window with a picture I printed out on plain paper.
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The jukebox is slightly undersized and lacks realistic detail, but for the price it is adequate as a background prop for 1/6-scale (Barbie doll size) scenes. Plus, it lights up without the need for extra wiring.
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20 November - A Doll A Day 2024
To be honest, when I first saw this design years ago I thought that it appeared rather awkward. I've gotten more accustomed to seeing it now, but not to the point that I find it attractive. I simply cannot warm up to the high and pronounced fender bulges and the fender-top auxiliary lights.
Happy Telegraph Tuesday!