That is a very clever and entertaining use of stop-motion animation. Ray
Harryhausen would probably appreciate that.
>
>During a Moose and Carol visit this Fall we had a chance to see the
>Strandbeests at Peabody Essex Museum, but just missed them during an outing on
>Crane beach. In Dutch, I believe the name means beach critters.
>They have "sensory organs" and with simple but elegant engineering move away
>from deep sand or water---valve is flipped if a tube is immersed in water.
>Energy is provided by sails or compressed air. The undulating mechanisms
>recharge the supply of compressed air.
>
>http://pem.org/sites/strandbeest/about_strandbeest/
>
>http://www.strandbeest.com/
>
>The Strandbeest that are no longer viable are called "fossils" by the creator,
>Theo Jansen. They can be reanimated by those with special powers to form a
>hybrid symbiotic creature. A highly esteemed list personage has such powers
>as depicted in the short video below. This is on topic as the image of the
>StrandMoose surveying the beach of its origin was taken with OM gear. (OM4T,
>100 Ektar)
>
>http://www.olyendomike.com/Friends/Moose-2015/i-STmDpk9/A
>
Chris
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- Hunter S. Thompson
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