Tomorrow never dies, James Bond.
They have used a triangulation technique to hone in on your location, 007.
This blog is mainly a place where I can record my current interests. It is also a place where I can showcase my current projects, obtain inspiration, keep track of suppliers, and the many other little things that make-up who I am and what I am presently about.
Tomorrow never dies, James Bond.
They have used a triangulation technique to hone in on your location, 007.
"The core data began to emerge, exposed and vulnerable... "
Text from Burning Chrome, William Gibson, 1986; screenshot from Tomorrow never Dies.
This is my second Hot Wheels Street Wiener and my seventh Fast Foodie model. Although they all are related to food and all but one are part of the Hot Wheels Fast Foodie line. One of the Street Wieners is labeled Hot Wheels Lets Race. This die cast model is identical to the Fast Foodie variety. It includes a featured open grill on the rear and spatula like device that acts like a front end spoiler.
My first Street Wiener is lathered in mustard and ketchup, has green wheels, black grill, and silver spoiler, the my second has red wheels, silver grill, and a black spoiler. However it does include two distinct features. The miniature includes several jalapeno slices and a red emblem of a dog with the text spicy dog.
Specialty: Let's be frank, when it comes performance the Street Wiener will have you saying: hot diggety! A feast for the eyes and a beast on the track, this speedy weenie never fails to make it to the wiener circle."
From the back of the 2017 card. As found on the Street Wiener Fandom page.
I am sure Hot Wheels will be adding a few more to this mini series before the years out. Fast Foodie Mini Collection (2025)
"Welcome to Terranox – a mesmerizing, steampunk-inspired alien planet where time itself is an enigma."
The instructions are not the best and parts are very fragile. If I am successful, that is I can remove the lazer-cut parts without breaking anything, it should make for a delicate, neat and eligent model.
It is another of those small projects. Small projects are those that usually lack the complexity of the more multifaceted projects that require hours of work to complete.
Sushi Tuner: "pass the wasabi because this sushi is running hot! Fueled by soy sauce this tuner is about to jump from the dinner table to the track and win the race using its raw power abd fresh speed."
The Sushi Tuner is from the Hot Wheels Fast Foodie line.
"NO. 406.302 TO STATION 18327. NATIVE OF VEGA XXI. ARRIVING AT 16532.82. DEPARTURE INDETERMINATE. NO LUGGAGE. CABINET ONLY, LOCAL CONDITIONS. CONFIRM.
Way Station, Clifford D. Simak
"Mastering the Art of Crafting a Sharp Knife" is just the first of many how to vidoes on knife making and sharpening.
It is quite odd how when I first posted this there were several other knife making videos including on this page. Now there is just one. And I fear this one might one day be replaced. If that should happen try this one instead.
NO. 406.302 TO STATION 18327. WILL ARRIVE EARLY EVENING YOUR TIME. HAVE THE COFFEE HOT. ULYEESE.
Way Station, Clifford D. Simak
NO. 406301 TO STATION 18327. TRAVELER AT 16097.38 NATIVE THUBAN VI. NO BAGGAGE. NO. 3 LIQUID TANK. SOLUTION 27. DEPART FOR STATION 12892 AT 16439.16. CONFIRM.
Way Station, Clifford D. Simak
“The keeper of inter-galactic Way Station #18327 had one purpose, to prepare Earth to join the other races of the universe.
The alien planets had many things that Earth lacked, eternal peace and prosperity, advanced knowledge of the sciences and the arts. And they were willing to share their benefits – provided Earth showed signs of being civilized.
As the only Earthman in touch with the universe, the keeper of Way Station 18327 was beginning to hope that his fellow men might prove worthy.”
Way Station, Clifford D. Simak
An interesting find : Science Fiction Studies. Once I have investigated a bit further I might review a bit of what can be found here.
For years no one had invaded the solitude of his lonely farm. But now the watchers in Earth were closing in on him, determined to solve the mystery of who or what it was that went under the name of Enoch Wallace—a man, magician, or nonhuman creature from an alien planet.
Way Station, Clifford D. Simak, Macfadden-Bartell Book (c) 1963