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On a completely different note, the worlds biggest mining dump truck uses 1300 litres of diesel per 100km and is powered by two sixteen cylinder engines which make power for four electrical motors, 2300 horsepower worth of power, from each engine.

Once, in 2012. Only time I’ve experienced snow.

Just, marvel at that monstrosity of a beautiful machine!

Turbine race cars were tested in the 1960’s, here is one that still races: PS: it starts moving around 03:10 And one nearly won the indy 500:

On the subject of eggs, people do occasionally eat ostrich eggs, and I have seen at least a few times ostrich eggs used as decorative pieces for display, mostly in middle of nowhere padstalle (road stalls). It’s very common to see ostrich feathers glued to wood as a duster though. Also: South Africa has no lakes, all free standing on land bodies of water are pools or dams. We also have the longest aquaduct in the southern hemisphere, and fourth longest in the world. Edit: according to my parents ostrich meat is a red meat, more like a fatless steak than a chicken.

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Built a jet, the ‘vlermuis’ (Bat), a panther, an intake, and some spars to fit the wheels on. No pics, since I am not at my laptop, but afterburner takeoffs are fun, also I landed on the runway. also I did an unmodding spree, so now it’s mostly stock, with waterfall, eve, and scatterer, and also atomic age, kas, and a few others.

No sir, I do not, though I do know of the massively overbudget problem. Maybe, hired gun would be a more appropriate nickname.

The F35 needs a nickname, lightning 2 doesn’t roll off the tongue, and it currently has two nicknames: the Panther, from the US marines, and the Fat Amy, from the navy. I just wondered, what would we nickname it, so, what would you? Personally, my pick is the Sniper, since it is built to see the target before it sees it, and attack from range, and not to dogfight, which is not it’s skill.