Machines of all kinds ...

[bdfd]

I begin with a motorcycle Triumph 'Bonneville'.


1024 x 768 in Q4 with R1.3.2 (AA:2/4, gI:def, dB/cP: 1/0, sS:def, nlfD/nlr: 250/1, f/sA:mitchel/bucket) in 06 mn.

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[bdfd]

You can see in my showroom (room preted by the castle of Versailles [:))] ), a famous model...


Made in 1920 x 1080 in Q4 with R1.3.2 (AA:2/3, gI:def, dB/cP: 1/0, sS:def, nlfD/nlr: 250/1, f/sA:mitchel/bucket) in 26 mn
but reduced in 1024 x 768

You have direct light (artificial), indirect (sun from large windows) and reflections of all kinds (mirors, glasses, metal, wood,...).

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[bdfd]

Above you will have seen the DeLorean of "Return to the future" (DeLorean DMC-12).

We change star but not place... this is K.I.T.T. (Pontiac Firebird).


Made in 1920 x 1080 in Q4 with R1.3.2 (AA:2/3, gI:def, dB/cP: 1/0, sS:def, nlfD/nlr: 250/1, f/sA:mitchel/bucket) in 26 mn
but reduced in 1024 x 768

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[bdfd]

In another showroom, you see a superb motorcycle of 1942, a Harley-Davidson of US Army.


Made in 1920 x 1080 in Q4 with R1.3.2 (AA:2/3, gI:def, dB/cP: 1/0, sS:def, nlfD/nlr: 250/1, f/sA:mitchel/bucket) in 13 mn
but reduced in 1024 x 768.

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[bdfd]

Go on our visit with an another famous model... number 53 !


Made in 1920 x 1080 in Q4 with R1.3.2 (AA:2/3, gI:def, dB/cP: 1/0, sS:def, nlfD/nlr: 250/1, f/sA:mitchel/bucket) in 13 mn
but reduced in 1024 x 768.

How is its name in your country ?

In France, it's 'Choupette'.

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[bdfd]

This began with sea and sun.
There were 'old' soldiers and a big mansion...

There was a red car and its driver had a big mustache and flowers on his t-shirts.


1024 x 768 in Q4 with R1.3.2 (AA:2/3, gI:def, dB/cP: 1/0, sS:def, nlfD/nlr: 250/1, f/sA:mitchel/bucket) in 11 mn.

Zeus, Apollo, come here ! [:))]

MAGNUM P.I. and the Ferrari 308 GTS.

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[bdfd]

A sidecar of Harley-Davidson during the Second World War...



1024 x 768 in Q4 with R1.3.2 (AA:2/3, gI:def, dB/cP: 1/0, sS:def, nlfD/nlr: 250/1, f/sA:mitchel/bucket, sbs=8) in 23 mn.

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[MartinSK]

Harley is the winner for me here....

[bdfd]

Thanks Martin.

I still have some machines in stock, especially known. [:)]

Wow, given the amount I will have to open a museum... [:))]

[bdfd]

They were the Kings of the road... the Dukes. [:)]


1024 x 768 in Q4 with R1.3.2 (AA:2/3, gI:def, dB/cP: 1/0, sS:def, nlfD/nlr: 250/1, f/sA:mitchel/bucket, sbs=8) in 19 mn.

Generally it was with General Lee !!! [:))]

I liked their horn.

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