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Friday, March 29, 2013

Syrian Rebel Army’s Homemade W.eapons

#15 Rocket launcher


Free Syrian Army fighters stand around this DIY bare bones rocket launcher.



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#14 Firebombs


Rebel fighters prepare handmade firebombs with glass bottles and a teapot.





#13 Mortar launcher


Two steel tubes make up for most of this DIY mortar launcher.





#12 Improvised bo.mbs


Rebels get ready for fire with this improvised bo.mb that resembles a fire extinguisher.





#11 Slingshot


Rebels launch bombs from this DIY slingshot bo.mb launcher.





#10 Sham 1


The Sham 1 is a homemade military vehicle that the rebel army has fashioned out of scrap metal and a truck.





#9 Grenade launcher


Rebel fighters use this homemade device to catapult homemade grenades.





#8 Grenades


A man readies himself to throw a DIY grenade during fire.





#7 Mortar shells


A worker in the Free Syrian Army’s weapons factory makes DIY mortar shells.





#6 Mannequin bait


A rebel fighter uses a mannequin head as bait to attract and locate a sniper.





#5 Truck mounting


Anti-aircraft weapons like this one are mounted on pickup trucks.





#4 Smartphones


Rebels use smartphones as a compass to aim their homemade anti-aircraft weapons.





#3 Artillery weapon


A fighter from the Free Syrian Army gets in position behind this DIY anti-aircraft artillery weapon.





#2 DIY missles


In a secret rebel weapons factory, a man lines up the handmade missiles.





#1 Pipebombs


A masked rebel bombmaker is pictured here wiring DIY pipebombs.


































Syrian Rebel Army’s Homemade W.eapons

Saturday, March 9, 2013

THE BUGATTI VEYRON…BEETLE EDITION

If you had any doubts that Bugatti belongs to the same group as the makers of the legendary Beetle, just take a look at this, admittedly humorous, but at the same time, high-quality digital rendering, from the creative minds at RC82 Workchop.


The Polish artist(s) incorporated all the design cues of the original (or classic) Volkswagen Beetle, from the deep-dish steel wheels and bug eyes, to the window frames and exterior door hinges, on the shape of the Bugatti Veyron hypercar.


Do you think it would be worth someone’s time, work and money to actually build a real-life version of the Bugeyron or whatever else you want to call it?


via: carscoops.com




THE BUGATTI VEYRON…BEETLE EDITION