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Check this out - so you know what to do when you really got some time on your hands.
“Man builds 1967 Mustang out of Legos complete with real suspension, shaker hood, doors and a model V8 engine. The Lego creation also features working gears and a removable body. If you look at it long enough [...]

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Take a look at this Mustang drawing made by the Drawing Studio, 13 hours of drawing shown in one minute. Pretty cool stuff.

Check out the video here.
[Via Maarten Schenk]
Technorati Tags: mustang, drawing, muscle, video, art

 

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Post-It Stang

This is what happens when when you mess with a gamer chick ;) Full story at Gamerscore.
 
Technorati Tags: pinata, gamerscore, post-it, mustang, fun, odd

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#12: Wazzaa!

There is another way I might get my Mustang, although I’ll need to find an awfull lot of free time to begin with and a lot of drinking is involved as well… although that’s less of a problem ;) The downside, even if I were to finish this ‘project’ I couldn’t exactly drive away with [...]

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What happens when you combine the racetrack of Spa-Francorchamps (undoubtedly the greatest racetrack in the world), some awesome classic cars and a skilled photographer? You get this:

‘Jacked Up’

‘Bootylicious’
Ok, fair enough, no Mustangs here but you got to admire the photography. As someone says in the comments of Djivy’s Flickr stream: “loving your shots, Anyone can [...]

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Great 3D Mustang art

While looking for a good Mustang picture I stubmled upon this Russian designer’s work. Dennis Denesyuk is a computer graphics designer who does some great work you can find here. In the 3D portfolio he has a really nice creation of a Mustang.

Tags: mustang, art, graphic design, computer graphics, portfolio, russia

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Blurry Mustang

Alright! When 2 passions unite, it better be good. And looking at these billboards for the new Ford Mustang, it looks good indeed. The coolest thing is the technology used to do this, because there are not just big images that blend in with the background. At Ian Hart’s website you can read:
“Constructed from GE [...]

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