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Frank O. Gehry, b. 1929 Torque, 2006 Resin on wood base. Height: 72 inches. Collection of: Ohr-O'Keefe Museum of Art. Gift of Tiffany & Co. PC2009.4.2
Car show "Torque Fest" at the Pima Air & Space museum, it was a unique location which allowed aircraft and automobiles to be shown at the same time. Here is some shots of the cars and planes.....
A variation to my original L-motor frame that has been lengthened in order to: 1) accommodate a 16t/24t gear ratio for more pulling power, 2) allow 6 xL wheels with 1 stud spacing, and 3) allow 6 L wheels with 2 stud spacing.
EDIT: 10/2016
The frame itself works well despite the overall length of 11 studs between axles. The major change to this has been the removal of the 16t and 24t gears in favor of the smaller 12t & 20t gears. Please reference my newer photo flic.kr/p/Lq6y8e
Symboles celtes. (Reconstitution)
"Le torque est un collier connu pour avoir été porté par les Celtes au cours de l'Âge du Fer puis, à titre honorifique, par les soldats romains.
Le mot vient du latin torques, dérivé de torqueo (tordre), en raison de la forme du collier.
Le torque est formé d'une épaisse tige métallique ronde, généralement terminée en boule à ses deux extrémités et plus ou moins travaillée ou ornée. Le corps du collier est généralement en fer mais n'est pas toujours entortillé. Les torques étaient faits à partir de brins de métal entrelacés, généralement en or ou en bronze, moins souvent en argent ou même entièrement en fer."
It's amazing that the large tires of the draagsters can flex so much under the enormous amount of torque without being torn to shreds.
Steering column detail of an AMC vehicle.
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A variation to my original L-motor frame that has been lengthened in order to: 1) accommodate a 16t/24t gear ratio for more pulling power, 2) allow 6 xL wheels with 1 stud spacing, and 3) allow 6 L wheels with 2 stud spacing.
I look forward to any comments/criticism on this version, as well as the previous one.
Thanks!
The Leadhills & Wanlockhead Railway is Britain's highest adhesion railway, reaching 1498 feet above sea level at Hillend summit, it was originally built in 1900 for the Caledonian Railway Company.
Clyde, Leadhills and Wanlockhead Locomotive No 6 was built by Hunslet Locomotives , Leeds in 1975, as locomotive number HE6347. This Locomotive has a six cylinder water cooled Perkins diesel engine producing sixty horse power to its four wheels via a torque converter and chain drive.
Finally in my Ranks with a touch of my own. Torque has made it to my Dreadnok Gang.
Originally Guiltridden's creation then ScarViper put his swing on him. Torque is a cool looking Nok I just had to make for my self.
Finally got around to redoing this guy, this time with more parts matching the original custom Dustin made, but with my own touches, like removing the "mohawk" from the Budo head. I don't think anyone's come up with a backstory for him yet, and I wasn't sure if I should come up with one or let somebody else do it. I thought the chain made for a nice unique weapon.
A manly sumo bot. For BBC 61 Bolt Vanderhuge. Just glad I got it done on time.
Gallery:
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Lots of parts (like those awful lower arms) are really iffy and just goes to show you how much I had to rush to get this is.
Also hate the head, but it had to be human-like.
The Four Aces diner/gas station outside of Palmdale California was the location for the 2004 movie Torque (top). The location is actually an active movie set used for a multitude of projects including Identity. My photo on the bottom was taken during the filming of Witch Mountain starring The Rock due out in '09.
This location is at 145 St E, and E Ave Q.
Impala and Corvette restomod with a 50/50 weight distribution of engine in front and transmission in back.
"Ford, what part of "I don't love you anymore. You're a bastard, and I never want to see you again" didn't you understand?"
A motel outside of Palmdale California was the location for the 2004 movie "Torque" (top). The motel is actually an active movie set used for a multitude of projects including "Identity".