The camera can capture some fantastic moments V

[tumble dryer]

eharding said:

SpudLink said:

havoc said:

h0b0 said:

Flying Rhino

Hover Rhino, in reality - they've not got enough lift to get out of ground effect.

I suspect it’s actually a maglev rhino. That’s why it’s restricted to the path that’s been laid out for it.

You're all wrong - it's an excellent action shot of a falling rhino, just before hitting the ground. It's quite common for rhinos to climb trees in search of bee nests, as they're an absolute bugger for fresh honey. They've developed a knack, much like domestic cats, of being able to twist when falling to always land on their feet. Rhinos share a lot of common DNA with cats, and have common distant ancestor species. In fact, what you're looking at there is basically a big, hairless, horny-nosed cat.

I never noticed that before. You're right, check out the ears.

[Blib]

Stop this infantile foolishness immediately!

This is a serious thread for serious posters.

If you want fun and games you should head over to the NP&E area.

[Equus]

havoc said:

h0b0 said:

Flying Rhino

Hover Rhino, in reality - they've not got enough lift to get out of ground effect.

Dogs are better. Still limited to ground effect, though:

[mickk]

Why do their eyes all look the same?

[Roofless Toothless]

The taxidermist got them all out of the same box.

[Pagey430]

iiincommmming! hope the Rhino pic was from a long telephoto, unless biscuits to hand v. quickly :-) Amazing photos though and a credit to those behind the lens, one of my favorite threads

Edited by Pagey430 on Saturday 12th June 18:25

[troc]

[Blib]

Nasty accident there. But, what do you expect from a wedge shaped car?

[Bodo]

Blib said:

... But, what do you expect from a wedge shaped car?

The TR7 Owners Club has an extensive catalogue of answers on what not to expect from a wedge shaped car.

[Blib]

Bodo said:

Blib said:

... But, what do you expect from a wedge shaped car?

The TR7 Owners Club has an extensive catalogue of answers on what not to expect from a wedge shaped car.

My old wedge.

I drove this so brilliantly that I never once ended up with an integrated bicycle.

[eldar]

Based on a TR7, it appears.

[Blib]

eldar said:

Based on a TR7, it appears.

I'm going to hunt you down and send you a strongly worded email for that!

[Bodo]

Blib said:

My old wedge.

I drove this so brilliantly that I never once ended up with an integrated bicycle.

Your old TR7 wedge was punching above it's weight, which can't be said from the pushbike ornament

[Bodo]

Returning to vehicles in original condition.

[yellowjack]

troc said:

At the risk of becoming irresistibly attractive to brightly coloured rainforest dwelling birds, the bike is attached to a proprietary bicycle carrying device...

https://www.seasucker.com/collections/bike

...only they're usually attached to the roof, or the rear deck/bootlid/hatchback window of the car.

[DannyScene]

yellowjack said:

At the risk of becoming irresistibly attractive to brightly coloured rainforest dwelling birds, the bike is attached to a proprietary bicycle carrying device...

https://www.seasucker.com/collections/bike

...only they're usually attached to the roof, or the rear deck/bootlid/hatchback window of the car.

Indeed, the same device can be seen mounted 'correctly' to this DB11 AMR, modelled by Matt Jones

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/TU8KRHOP0qQ/maxresdefault.j...

[DodgyGeezer]

Bodo said:

Returning to vehicles in original condition.

That the fella in Germany (Hanover?) who built a fully operational ( ) Panther in his basement (as well as having an 88mm and other assorted 'goodies'?

[DodgyGeezer]

[DodgyGeezer]

[DodgyGeezer]