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i tried to make the rack as bad-ass as possible. this bike could only really only have bad-ass accessories.
i hope i did it justice, i think V was happy.
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Model : Rack Framboise
Make-up : Aurore Rheuter
Location : La Maison de Maître, Brussels, BE
Photographer : Jerome B.
Lighting assisant / co-photog : Normann Szkop
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Model : Rack Framboise
Make-up : Aurore Rheuter
Location : La Maison de Maître, Brussels, BE
Photographer : Jerome B.
Lighting assisant / co-photog : Normann Szkop
A neat polystyrene kit of a garage was announced in the June 1960 Meccano Magazine. It was advertised with other Dinky Toys accessories, including a tyre rack and forecourt Esso petrol pumps and sign. The Dinky Supertoys Leyland Octopus tanker has arrived to make a fresh delivery.
Also announced that month was a Dublo Dinky Toy Lansing Bagnall tractor and trailer, a handy accessory to add to the realism of a Hornby Dublo train set.
The design of the Lansing Bagnall tractor, once a universal sight at the larger railway stations, dates back to a commission in 1930 from the LMS railway. Known as the Imp, the original version was powered by a Bullnose Morris engine.
Rack & Sack #280 (closed) [101,000 square feet]
4018 West Mercury Boulevard, Forest Park Square, Hampton, VA
This location opened on April 15th, 1993 and closed on May 20th, 2002; it was originally a Mason's Discount Store, which opened in summer 1960 and closed in May 1975. It became a Sears Service Center in January 1977, Farm Fresh #269 on July 30th, 1978 (which was originally located here), and a Food Carnival on November 1st, 1990 (as the company's third chain). Afterwards the building was used for a few years by a neighboring restaurant equipment company, but ultimately the entire structure was demolished in 2011.
Our climbing rack in Cirque of the Towers:
One set of stoppers, 12 cams (from Blue Alien to #3 Camalot with Omega Pacific Link Cam thrown in for good measure), 12 alpine draws with ultralight wiregate carabiners, six locking carabiners, two cordalettes, a couple spare wiregate carabiners, gear sling
We climbed with two 8mm 60m ropes to minimize rope drag and extend our rappels as needed
Wind River Mountains, Wyoming
The Robeson Regional Agricultural Fair starts later this week. On my way home from work I stopped and snapped a few pictures of the racked carnival rides. The rides currently on the lot are all owned by Big Rock Amusements. I would have taken a few additional pictures, but my wife and I had company over this evening and I wanted to get home.
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Efficient pallet racking: The Stow Pal Rack ® pallet racking system is modular and can be easily adjusted to your needs. The pallet racking system is designed for the optimised storage of goods of all sizes and weights.
I designed this rack on the fly to help us keep our dormant bulbs organised and dry. It's 2.4m (8') long, 0.6m (2') wide and 1.7m tall (5' 6"). It has a lightweight roof consisting of a single panel of clear corrugated PVC. A sheet of thin plastic can be rolled down during heavy/windy rains to keep water from splashing into the bottom two shelves.
As renters we have learnt to never build anything that can't be taken apart easily. Nothing custom built can really be very easy to disassemble but we found that using Simpson ties makes the design straightforward. They are meant to be fastened with nails instead of screws, but by using these taking them off later is much easier and the ties (and often screws) can be reused. We don't use high grade or treated lumber since we don't expect our structures to stay static for more than a few years at a time.
The rack has storage for most types of Nerf guns, from pistols to rifles. It can easily be extended with longer cross-beams to hold more weaponry.
I chose fence pales instead of the timber I originally wanted because it was cheaper and and with decorations on the top that add a nice effect. I saved myself $20 by building it this way and it actually worked out better.
No lights other than the lights from the servers are lighting the scene. The lights of the servers in the opposite racks and light coming in from the hall are also lighting the racks. Had the camera on a trashcan set on a timer.
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Okay, it's just a piece of square steel tubing and some clamps. But it works. www.bantambicycles.com