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Mini Clubman John Cooper Works 2018
Based on the BMW UKL2 platform. At the time of its debut, the Mini Clubman was the largest Mini ever manufactured by the brand, measuring 427 cm long and 180 cm wide. It abandons the previous model's asymmetrical door layout for a standard four-door design, but it retains the rear barn doors.
The top-of-the-line John Cooper Works version produces 170kW from the BMW B48A20 engine, and has the ALL4 four-wheel-drive system as standard. The sprint to 100km/h takes 6,3 s and top speed is 238 km/h.
Photo: Thomas Ohlsson Photography
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Mini parked outside well known Adelaide institution Cafe De Vilis.
Mile End South, Adelaide, South Australia
Mini cake that i baked for my boss's birthday tomorrow......... He betta like it....... i dont make cakes for just anyone.
1977 Mini-IMA in Bonn, Germany.
The Mini-IMA was an station wagon version of the Mini produced by Industria de Montagem de Automoveis in Portugal. Other than British Mini Vans, the Portugese IMA's have a single rear door.
Mini-IMA (1976-1980)
998 ccm 4-cyl. engine
40 PS
Vmax: 140 km/h
Mini Champagne Cupcakes, frosted with White Chocolate & Creamed Cheese Vanilla Frosting. Styled with edible pearl, pearl luster dust and aubergine handmade flowers and baby lilac edible glitter.
F56 Mini Cooper Sport with Comfort, Navigation and John Cooper Works Packs
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This short Toronado, nicknamed Mini Toro, was built in 1966 to push cars stuck in snow at the Oldsmobile factory parking lots in Lansing, Michigan. It weighs 400 pounds more than a stock one, has 3 inch maple bumpers covered in rubber.
I saw this years ago at Oldsmobile's 75th Anniversary parade. Glad to see it still exists, now in the R. E. Olds Museum in Lansing.
I just got bored of the BIG project that I'm working on, so I decided to try a quick fun build suggested by Sam the first challenge of building a MOC by only using 15 pieces, so I decided to build a mini tank and ended up building 5, lol. I'm not usually that good in building small mocs with a small amount of pieces, some of my models contain more than 1000 pieces, but I always like to try new things, and I found this idea is interesting and hits the creativity side of the brain. Not the kind of creations that you used to see from me, but I hope you like it anyway. Thanks for visiting my page :-)
Car: Morris Mini.
Engine: 848cc in-line 4.
Power: 34 BHP.
Fuel: Petrol.
Year of manufacture: 1967.
Date of first registration in the UK: 1st February 1967.
Place of registration: London.
Date of last MOT: No online MOT history.
Mileage at last MOT: No online MOT history.
Date of last V5 issued: 18th July 2018.
Date taken: 1st September 2024.
Modified Mini seen on display at CumbriaVAG's annual Show & Shine Festival, June 2016.
Any extra information on the car, the model, its history or any work done on it will be gratefully received.
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...wanted to make this in mini from the first moment I saw Jolenes pixeled heart - www.flickr.com/photos/blueelephantstitches/8179541552/in/...
I love purple - so this is going to get a frame and hang on my wall :)
7,5 x 7,5 inch total
I made this ironing on a fusible interface and sew it together in lines. Worked pretty well, but ironing the seams open at the end was horrible, but worth it :)
At Middleton Model Railway display, one of the largest model railway displays in New Zealand, with over 300m of track and 227 points.
It's the time of the year again! Haven't quilled in quite a while now...
Each mini flake is less than 4 cm in diameter. :)