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The Bianchina Panoramica was technically based on the estate version of the Fiat 500: the Giardiniera.
The Bianchina series was designed by Luigi Rapi (1902- ).
The first series had a roll-top. From 1962 a steel roof was also available.
This Panoramica is parked here at least since Sept. 2021. It was for sale now.
499,5 cc 2 cylinder air-cooled Boxer rear engine.
Ca. 550 kg.
Production Autobianchi Bianchina Series: 1957-1969.
Production Autobianchi Bianchine Panoramica: May 1960-1969.
Production Bianchina Panoramica this version: 1962-1969.
No reg. number on the car.
Number seen: 1.
Heist-op-den-Berg (B), Mechelststeenweg, May 21, 2023.
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Und das ist Bertram, unser aktuell jüngster Techniker, der mit Pete und Mike zusammen nur für den Sound zutändig ist. Die Drei sind ein gutes Team .. danke Jungs ! 😎👍
And this is Bertram, our youngest technician, who, along with Pete and Mike, is only responsible for the sound. The three of them are a good team.. thanks guys! 😎👍
Ok so technically MikeB finishes his 365 project today… and TRP wanted to pay tribute… how can I not pay tribute to such a great guy??? But most of all a great and sweet friend… this is one of my favorite shots from him… I still have the little moo card he sent me from it right here in my Studio… I know you probably won’t be doing another 365 Mike but I do hope to see you around from time to time… so tonight I pay tribute to you, hope you are having a great time on your trip xoxo.
TRP- Like Mike…if I could be like Mike
Berlin macht Dampf
Fahrt mit dem historischen Dampfzug der Dampflokfreunde Berlin e.V. am 17.3.2018 mit einer Gruppe von Flickr-Freunden
Technicals played an important role in the 1990s Somali Civil War and the War in Somalia (2006–2009). After the fall of the Siad Barre regime and the collapse of the Somali National Army (SNA), it was rare for any Somali force to field heavy armored fighting vehicles. However, technicals were very common. -Wikipedia
Made for the first Battle of Mogadishu (1993)
Allemagne
Felix Baumgartner franchit le mur du son en chute libre
Felix Baumgartner breaks the sound barrier in free fall
VIDEO :
www.youtube.com/watch?v=mf-uAtU1bKo
"Sometimes you have to go up really high to understand how small you really are.
I am coming home now."
Félix Baumgartner
« Il faut parfois monter très haut pour comprendre à quel point on est petit.
Je rentre à la maison maintenant.
Félix Baumgartner
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LEGO Technic Porsche 911 GT3 RS has 2704 pieces, and will be available starting June 1 via LEGO.com and select LEGO stores in Germany and Austria. It will see wider release in retail stores beginning in August. It will retail for $299 USD.
The Kopřivnice factory, producing cars from 1919 under the new Tatra marque, was first and foremost a producer of railway wagons until the early 1920s. It produced only a few dozen cars each year. There was a change in 1923, when a new plant was set up in Kopřivnice and a small car, the Tatra 11, was put on the market. With lis unusual design with an air-cooled engine, steel tube forming a backbone frame and with rear swing half-axles, this car ensured its producer a place in world automobile history textbooks and became the basis for the design solution of the great majority of other types of passenger and also utility Tatra vehicles.
The first owner of the car on display was Ella Sternbergová from the chateau of Jemniště.
Passenger car with an air-cooled four-stroke horizontally opposed twin-cylinder OHV engine placed length-wise above the front axle and with rear-wheel drive.
Producer: Koprivnicka vozovka, a.s., Koprivnice, Czechoslovakia
Engine capacity: 1,056 cm³
Power: 12 hp
Top speed: 70 km/h
National Technical Museum - Národní technické muzeum, Prague
Navette spatiale CCCP
Space Shuttle CCCP
Allemagne
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Technical properties:
Camera: Canon EOS 50D
Lens: Sigma 17-70mm F2.8-4.5 DC HSM
Tripod: Giottos MTL9251B + MH5001-3 way Pan Head
Remote: Canon Remote Switch RS-80N3
Gesehen in Peitz, Brandenburg
Advance-Design was a truck series by Chevrolet. First available on Saturday June 28, 1947, these trucks were sold with various minor changes over the years until March 25, 1955. From 1947 until 1955, Chevrolet trucks were number one in sales in the United States. (Wikipedia)
Another film shot -- this one from my Mamiya medium format camera. This was taken a few weeks ago. I did manage to take a couple shots with my D300 this past week. The only problem is that I dumped a cup of coffee onto my MacBook Pro on Tuesday (four weeks before my first final). So I'm currently without a hard drive to download my photos onto (and without Photoshop).
Keep your fingers crossed for my laptop.
Awhagaro is an ancient legendary warrior who has been protecting his homeland for centuries. He wields the elements of lightning, air and ice.
Awhagaro only appears when the island is in great danger and no one has ever seen him in peaceful time, so it’s still unknown if he actually exists or is just a legend made up by the island’s inhabitants to intimidate the ones who wish to invade the island. His origins are unknown as well, but some say that Awhagaro is a kaita comprised of a Toa of lightning, a Toa of air and a Toa of ice who somehow got stuck in the combined form, which explains his ability to wield three elements at once and his extraordinarily long lifespan.
Awhagaro is an ancient legendary warrior who has been protecting his homeland for centuries. He wields the elements of lightning, air and ice.
Awhagaro only appears when the island is in great danger and no one has ever seen him in peaceful time, so it’s still unknown if he actually exists or is just a legend made up by the island’s inhabitants to intimidate the ones who wish to invade the island. His origins are unknown as well, but some say that Awhagaro is a kaita comprised of a Toa of lightning, a Toa of air and a Toa of ice who somehow got stuck in the combined form, which explains his ability to wield three elements at once and his extraordinarily long lifespan.
Construction robot (CoRob) is a universal machine created to relieve humans of all hard and dangerous construction work. CoRob combines flexibility of humanoid body and efficiency of modern machinery. CoRob is equipped with adaptable multi-purpose limbs and thus can assume functions of both human workers and a wide range of construction machines.
More specifically, the legs of the robot can switch between walking and driving modes, the latter of which greatly simplifies transportation between construction sites. The first two arms are designed for precision work while the other two are reinforced telescopic arms suitable for digging, lifting and loading all sorts of materials and cargo. Foldable outriggers provide additional stability when dealing with heavy weights and rough terrain.
As expected from an autonomous machine, CoRob is equipped with various onboard navigational sensors as well as a detachable quadcopter drone which can provide a superior overview of the working area.
Last but not least, CoRob is always happy with his job and has no plans to rebel.
PS Should you ever see this creepy smiling face - just run away!
What's my biggest fear as an artist? That was a challenge presented the Toy Photographers G+ community for the month of March, so I wrote a whole piece about it! You can read it here!
Sidewater, Duck River
My favorite from an outing to Old Stone Fort a couple weeks ago.
Wisner 4x5 Technical Field Camera
203mm f/7.7 Kodak Ektar
Ilford FP4 Plus stand developed in Caffenol C-L
Split grade printed on Ilford Warmtone FB paper developed in ID-78
Been really busy these past couple of weeks but just had the time to finish this up. All credit goes to me except for parts of the turret. Inspiration from [Zach B] from his technical.
Hope you guys like it, comments and favorites are appreciated!
Butler County Fire Chief's Association
Butler County, Ohio
Technical Rescue Response
2005 International/Hackney
Talk about building in uncharted waters way outta my comfort zone. About 95% Bionicle and Technic and pretty stoked on the result.
Cathédrale de Speyer
Allemagne
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The last of the 'tool-not-weapon' Toa, this is making use of the fact the Kiril looks like it's another version of Gali's Kaukau. The underlying story is that she's my take on the Toa Helryx character: an ancient Toa leading the fight against the Makuta. Only, my version has a crook rather than a mace. The design is a riff on my Takanuva model.
"A monster virus is loose in Cyberspace. Nobody knows how it got loose, but only the Roboriders can stop it!"
Rider 8003: Scaling volcanic mountain terrain!
Rider 8004: A rugged minibike only bested by Power!
Rider 8005: Navigating through snowy peaks and valleys!
Rider 8006: A mad machine that can take any terrain!
Rider 8509: Conquers the poisonous vapours of the swamp!
Rider 8510: At home in the heart of a volcano!
Rider 8511: Blasting through snow and ice!
Rider 8512: Patrols the deepest caves!
Rider 8513: A real desert devil!
Rider 8514: Fast, strong, unbeatable!
The original LEGO Technic pneumatic cylinders were red and black, so I've wanted to incorporate them into an M-tron MOC for quite some time, and here it is!
The mechanical bits aren't just for show here, everything actually works! Turning a crank on the right side operates the pneumatic pump, and the black lever on the back controls whether the arm goes up or down. The magnet on the end of the arm is of course there to pick up cargo, but to disconnect cargo from the magnet, there's a pair of mechanical forks connected to a linear actuator operated by a gear knob on the side of the arm. Turning the knob to extend the linear actuator lowers the forks to push the cargo away from the magnet until it drops.
So, basically a Technic model dressed up as an M-tron rover :)