It seems counterintuitive, but its true.
It seems counterintuitive, but its true.
Lateral displacement of the belt? I'm dubious that that worked very well...
In reply to Appleseed :
The Tony Foale book is worth reading, a lot. Or reading a lot. I think it's going to take me a number of trips through...
https://motochassis.com/product/book-motorcycle-handling-chassis-design/
Also the John Bradley books. Someday I'll find a copy of Vol 2...
In reply to 914Driver :
Eagle claw?
Now, that's a race!
In reply to P3PPY :
I was just going through a few historical pictures, thought it was interesting.
More:
Contemporary sculpture of the mythical King Arthur at a castle in Cornwall.
800 year old stave church in Norway.
Built without nails. I would guess that is the highest the sun rose that day.
Bronze age settlement in the Shetland Islands.
Rembrandt's Storm on the Sea of Galilee.
Book benches in Bulgaria. My wife noted that they have different texts.
This is an actual accessory for a German World war II rifle to allow it to shoot around corners.
Another World war II period set of images. These are two pictures of the same man.
At enlistment, and after 4 years in the Soviet army.
These two pictures are shown side by side in the Andrei Pozdeev museum. The museum caption reads: “(Left) The artist Eugen Stepanovich Kobytev the day he went to the front in 1941. (Right) In 1945 when he returned
Floating Doc (Forum Supporter) said:
This is an actual accessory for a German World war II rifle to allow it to shoot around corners.
If I remember the stories about it correctly, the stress of curving ended up shattering the bullets so you ended up with what was effectively a mini-shotgun
Mr_Asa said:Floating Doc (Forum Supporter) said:
This is an actual accessory for a German World war II rifle to allow it to shoot around corners.
If I remember the stories about it correctly, the stress of curving ended up shattering the bullets so you ended up with what was effectively a mini-shotgun
That seems likely. Might even be more effective, since aiming it's not possible if used as intended.
1944. A very tall German soldier, talking to a British soldier after surrendering in France.
Stairwell in Restaurant Prunier, Avenue 16 by Victor Hugo
Duke said:
This is why you always get the LSD
ultraclyde (Forum Supporter) said:Duke said:
This is why you always get the LSD
Why'd you buy a BMW?
Ditches, man.
Ditches love BMWs.
Floating Doc (Forum Supporter) said:Rembrandt's Storm on the Sea of Galilee.
Trivia Time!
How does this painting popularly related (e.g. not art world related) to the one you posted?:
In reply to aircooled :
Reminds me of Good Will Hunting for some reason.
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