Boys and their toys ... (The Lego figures are from a new Lego set my boys got, but that doesn't mean I don't get to play with them, right ? ).And one for the "blooper section" (there was a lot of wind today ... )
So, the OHT immediately gets to see some public action .Were there also people behind you while you were taking pics of this potential murder weapon with its unlawful locking blade ... Sweet looking tool and great pictures in a real public place, thanks for sharing them mate .
Quote from: Top-Gear-24 on July 22, 2014, 11:44:38 PMSo, the OHT immediately gets to see some public action .Were there also people behind you while you were taking pics of this potential murder weapon with its unlawful locking blade ... Sweet looking tool and great pictures in a real public place, thanks for sharing them mate .Thought you might like them TG No one payed any attention,although the Romanians at work took a fancy to it
Since this topic is slowly dying anyway, I'll use it to post pics of my tools, be it in a public place or just in my garden, like these next ones ... So, here's my latest multitool, a brand new Leatherman PST, complete with box, leather sheath ("real leather" sheath, old style ... ) and original manual.The sheath has spend the last 12 years in the clossed original Leatherman box, so when I opened it the smell of the old style sheath/Leatherman was the first thing I noticed ... The date codes in this PST are 0102, so it's not an early PST, but still, it immediately gave me that classic Leatherman feeling, everything fits great, nothing is rubbing against something it should not be rubbing against, it's nicely polished, it gives this nice "click" when you close the pliers and the handles meet ...I just love these "old" Leatherman tools ... (and they look so awesome on pics )So, here are the pics:Here are some pics of my first Leatherman (Supertool '94) and my latest one:Sadly enough, you don't see this anymore on the "new style" Leatherman boxes ...
Great shots kirky!!