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Created in 1954 by Mamiya of Japan, only 250 were made for police training purposes, and were never offered to the public. They shoot half-size onto 35mm film, and had fixed-focus 45mm lenses.
…another one, this time a 400mm picture camera from Leica.
…and the pistol camera.
The 2009 Tokyo Motor Show this week had plenty of surprises. Although many were not necessarily the production or concept cars on display. One of those curiosities was the full-size translucent Lexus LFA built by well know Japanese architect Scu Fujimoto.
This ice-like sculpture was first presented at the 2009 Milan Design Week back in April. Constructed out of transparent acrylic boards that were sanded and polished, this piece was brought to the show to display along with the official unveiling of the production version of the 2011 Lexus LFA. With a price tag of $375,000 this new supercar is the company’s new halo model. I just wonder how much this transparent replica cost to build. I’ve seen acrylic chairs online that cost upwards of $600, so I can only imagine.
What’s so amazing about this see-through Lexus LFA is the attention to detail and the exacting specifications to which it was crafted. Just check out the engine, seats, instrument cluster, wheels, suspension and exhaust. For more info, be sure to check out the Lexus L-Finesse web site.
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http://www.megaupload.com/?d=WG1PW69UNow hurry your asses up and d/l this before they get taken down. Also be on the lookout for that Boss Of All Bosses 2.
Reigning Champ teamed up with retailer Haven on a collaborative product. Known for their high quality heavy fleece, the two worked on a fleece varsity jacket. The jacket comes in a classic black/white colorway with shawl collar and rolled up cuffs. A nice classic piece, now available for $180.
Stussy and Dickies link up to work on the brand’s chino pant. The Supreme Chino Pant comes in 4 colorways, featuring contrasting stitching on the back pockets, Dickies branding on the back and Stussy logo embroidery on the front. The pants will be released this Saturday, October 10th.
Europe’s most comprehensive sneaker event, Sneakerness, makes it’s Austrian debut in Vienna on October 10th, 2009. The exhibition includes a buy/sell/trade portion, art workshops, lacing schools, brand booths and a Nike iD studio as well as an appearance from Bobbito Garcia aka Kool Bob Love. Worth stopping by for any sneaker fan in the area. The event takes place this Saturday!
New York based graffiti duo Mint and Serf, known together as MIRF, have worked on a series of window displays for Marc Jacobs. After already being featured in the background of a Juergen Teller Marc Jacobs ad, this is a nice next step of including the artists work. Next time you walk by a Marc Jacobs store in NYC, make sure to check them out.