The heart of a Subaru. by blinkings

Photography • Transportation • posted on Sep 24, 2012

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Crabbycabby

12:33AM | Mon, 24 September 2012

What type of Subaru? A Tank :) That's a big beast.

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Inspired_Art

12:40AM | Mon, 24 September 2012

It's on a table, correct?

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kgb224

12:44AM | Mon, 24 September 2012

Stunning capture my friend. God Bless.

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midnightmum

12:51AM | Mon, 24 September 2012

Now just what is this, but it must be good, well done.

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blondeblurr

1:13AM | Mon, 24 September 2012

Subies, best little cars around! - we have got one, not the WRX but the GX and it's still fast enough to blow away any V8's ... ;) having said all that, there just isn't enough room to upgrade with this size engine ;( LOL Shiny, shiny and new BB

whaleman

1:24AM | Mon, 24 September 2012

Looks like a very interesting cutaway model!

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Chipka

1:51AM | Mon, 24 September 2012

WOW! This is amazing. With just a wee bit of a tweak here and there it would also make an excellent spaceship. I tend to think along those lines. I love the whole machineness of this and the shimmery, shiny bits are quite nice.

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jayfar

3:06AM | Mon, 24 September 2012

A super display Andrew.

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durleybeachbum

4:17AM | Mon, 24 September 2012

Now that IS beautiful! You can keep the shiny cars and the tank...

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Maxidyne

4:35AM | Mon, 24 September 2012

No wonder the Subaru Impreza's were such sucessful rally cars... look at the size of it lol.

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dakotabluemoon

6:51AM | Mon, 24 September 2012

Wow i was going to say how would that fit in a car it is huge but after reading from down below well no wonder it is so big great catch on this Andrew.

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