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2012年10月12日金曜日
2012年10月11日木曜日
世界一速いベビーカー!! World's Fastest Baby Carriage Hits 50MPH [Video]
世界で一番速くてクレージーなベビーカーです。ヤンママでもこれはちょっとって言うベビーカーです。
We're not quite sure if having the world's fastest baby carriage is something to boast about, but the PushChair is definitely a conversation piece nonetheless. It was built by plumber Colin Furze and is powered by a 125cc motorcycle engine. Continue reading for a video, more pictures and additional information.
We're not quite sure if having the world's fastest baby carriage is something to boast about, but the PushChair is definitely a conversation piece nonetheless. It was built by plumber Colin Furze and is powered by a 125cc motorcycle engine. Continue reading for a video, more pictures and additional information.
2012年10月7日日曜日
2012年10月5日金曜日
左甚五郎も真っ青、木彫刻! Astonishing Wood Sculptures by Dan Webb
アメリカのアーティスト、ダン・ウェブが制作する木彫刻は複雑で繊細です。ここで彼の作品を何点か紹介いたします。
Born in East Lansing, Michigan and now living in Seattle, Washington, artist Dan Webb creates amazing sculptures out of wood. The textures and intricate detail in his work are truly astounding. Webb received his BFA from the Cornish College of the Arts and he has had a number of solo and group exhibits. His work is also held in various museum collections in Washington and New York.
Born in East Lansing, Michigan and now living in Seattle, Washington, artist Dan Webb creates amazing sculptures out of wood. The textures and intricate detail in his work are truly astounding. Webb received his BFA from the Cornish College of the Arts and he has had a number of solo and group exhibits. His work is also held in various museum collections in Washington and New York.
2012年10月1日月曜日
拳銃を水中で発砲すると! This Is What An Underwater Gunshot Looks [Video]
ピストルを水中で発砲している様をスロウモーションで紹介しています。これではゴルゴ13も真っ青でしょう!
This little experiment by firearm enthusiast and expert, Andrew Tuohy, was shot in his pool by a Pentax WG-2 at high-speed and then slowed to 30 frames per second to create the nifty “slow-mo” effect in the video. The picture above shows the action being done with a .45 Kimber 1911 and the video below is the .40 Glock 22, and, as with all gun-related videos, it is clearly stated to not try this at home, even if he did.
This little experiment by firearm enthusiast and expert, Andrew Tuohy, was shot in his pool by a Pentax WG-2 at high-speed and then slowed to 30 frames per second to create the nifty “slow-mo” effect in the video. The picture above shows the action being done with a .45 Kimber 1911 and the video below is the .40 Glock 22, and, as with all gun-related videos, it is clearly stated to not try this at home, even if he did.
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