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https://youtube/watch v=g10pMGVmhts The Big Wind is one part T-34 tank and two parts MiG 21 jet engine. Specifically its a T-34 tank chassis with a pair of Mig 21 jet engines mounted to its roof. A pair of operators are responsible for maneuvering the tank chassis into position while a third, external operator controls the jet engines. The Big Wind first moves itself into position next to the fire and near an artificial lagoon dug into the ground and filled with water. As the jet engines fire up, they suck the lagoon water up and expel it out the back, creating a powerful mist of cool water traveling at supersonic speeds. [Kritzberg via The Awesomer]
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The pub manager, Russell Alexander, estimates that the release of the new Hobbit film will bring in at least 100,000 visitors over the next year. That would be quite an increase, as Hobbiton has been visited by 300,000 people over the past decade. The Green Dragon opened to the public in late November after New Zealand Prime Minister John Key conducted a chain cutting ceremony. Located near Matamata, the Hobbit village was built in 1998 by Peter Jackson and New Line Cinema as a set for the films
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