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I see a lot of pick-up trucks now days with a prentice or other style crane on them. First thought was cattle renderer, but now I wonder if they are midnight scrappers in disguise....
Dang! That's sweet!
It's good thing you don't live near my house. I wouldn't get to work on anything for messing around in your yard...
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Yep! I already own the glass top to fit that! Want it square or round?
My neighborhood gas station has one of those made from 55 gallon drums. They are certainly eye-catching signage.
That would make a kid an awesome airplane ride for the jungle gym.
that one is about 20 ft long
i sold the 2 smaller ones
some other interesting recent items i bought and sold
this belly tank was for an F16, my son tells me
Do people climb on this sculpture? Could that also play into coloring of bronze. Chuck
Lil Mikey feels wholly inadequate. All he gots is a practice bomb about 4' long.
Always wanted to make a Salt Lake Speedster outta one of those.
My grandson, the Brainiac. I think it's just the angle of the camera, but he looks like a comic book villain.
Yes. It is a photo op piece and I have seen kids and young adults go in the opening partially to get photo’s taken. That could play partially in the patina changes. The sculpture is parallel with the Hudson River- so moisture and oxygen plays a big role, plus other environmental factors such as the sun setting at this end that gets ample rays will help with the variegated patina. I love the color change in bronze when it is outside- the sculptures in the museum you will see that they keep their original color because they are in climate controlled environment/condition.
he's just trying to figure out what grandpa is up to
Certain to be a lifelong endeavor.
They say the Paracas skulls were because of binding.....
The Survivor Tree is the first tree that flowers in the spring at the 9/11 Memorial:
There are NYC subway stations and there are those special subway stations that integrates an architectural structure within the station stop. This is “Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall/Chamber Street Station”; Centre Street between Park Row & Foley Square (4,5,6, J & Z line). This was one of the first 28 stations in the NYC Subway Station; this station opened ca. 1904.
A glimpse of The Woolworth Building from across Broadway:
A glimpse of The Woolworth Building from across Broadway:
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