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Lace shorts for men. (€37 (+P&P).
Category Archives: Design
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Behold: the G43 Toyota Land Cruiser – a fully upgraded version of the 1971 FJ43 by specialist US Land Cruiser re-engineers, The FJ Company.
Starting with an original FJ43 chassis stripped down to bare metal, G43s are fitted with a robust new leather interior (including bench seats), modern electronics, lifted suspension, heavy duty tyres, front winch, upgraded grille and a 4.0 litre Toyota V8 engine.
Price and specs on application.
Nobody do creepy playgrounds like Russia do creepy playgrounds.
You play now. Mama return soon.
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Behold the 1963 Apollo 3500 GT Spider – Californian auto designer Milt Brown’s elegant retort to the all-conquering Ferrari and Aston Martin Grand Tourers of the 1950s and 60s.
Powered by a 3.5-litre Buick V8 with coachwork by Frank Reisner’s Torino-based Intermeccanica, only 42 original Apollos were ever made before production ceased and this – the first convertible – is one of them.
Up for auction soon (without reserve).
Zoolological sculptures by French artist Edouard Martinet: in which salvaged auto parts are screwed together to form the scales, eyes and exoskeletons of his creations.
Exhibiting this month at Bettina Von Armin Gallery in Paris, if you’re passing.
Previously: Moving Parts
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Lego Lander
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A Lego Creator Expert set featuring the Apollo 11 lunar lander designed in collaboration with NASA: 1,087 pieces complete with separate ascent and descent stages, and a lunar surface with footprints.
Stanley Kubrick minifig not included (but that would have been hilarious, in fairness)
Available next month (the 50th anniversary of the actual moon landing) for €94.99.
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Behold: the Ferrari SF90 Stradale – the first four wheel drive racing Ferrari, the first plug-in hybrid Ferrari and the first time Ferrari has had a V8 as its flagship. But wait, there’s more. Three electric motors paired with a 769 hp, 4.0L twin-turbo also make this the quickest Ferrari of all time.
The SF90 accelerates to 100km/h in 2.5 seconds. 4.2 seconds later, it reaches 200km/h before topping out at 340km/h. Named in celebration of the 90th anniversary of the Scuderia Ferrari racing team, it will shortly be joined by the lighter, carbon fibre enhanced Assetto Fiorano – an even quicker, more track-hugging variant.
Price tba but likely to be €1,000,000+.
Public Punching Bags installed on the streets of New York City by design studio donttakethisthewrongway during NYC Design Week 2019.