The search for locations for a second Doom movie is over.
4 thoughts on “Break Out The BFG”
Nice, definetly does look like a Doom map.
But what is that??
I think, from the copyright text at the bottom and the pictures, that it’s the insides of a dam.
That’s a TBM. Tunnel Boring Machine. A least a few of the last pictures are. It looks like it has built a tunnel connected to some sort of water resevoir.
You can see the digging teeth on the front of the TBM on one of the last pictures – looks like a six-pionted star/snowflake. And you can see more TBM pictures at http://www.lovat.com
I’m just headed down to a tunnelling site in Southern California similar to this one. In fact, I’m programming a new grout mixing plant, that will feed a TBM on the project, right now. I take advantage of Firefox SVG abilities to build graphical grout production reports for the TBM’s grout and silicate mixing feed equipment. So, you might bump into a Firefox if you’re ever running around in those DOOM tunnels!
thats the g-cans tunnels under tokyo – its a flood management system…
Nice, definetly does look like a Doom map.
But what is that??
I think, from the copyright text at the bottom and the pictures, that it’s the insides of a dam.
That’s a TBM. Tunnel Boring Machine. A least a few of the last pictures are. It looks like it has built a tunnel connected to some sort of water resevoir.
You can see the digging teeth on the front of the TBM on one of the last pictures – looks like a six-pionted star/snowflake. And you can see more TBM pictures at http://www.lovat.com
I’m just headed down to a tunnelling site in Southern California similar to this one. In fact, I’m programming a new grout mixing plant, that will feed a TBM on the project, right now. I take advantage of Firefox SVG abilities to build graphical grout production reports for the TBM’s grout and silicate mixing feed equipment. So, you might bump into a Firefox if you’re ever running around in those DOOM tunnels!
thats the g-cans tunnels under tokyo – its a flood management system…
http://www.boingboing.net/2004/11/21/gcans_massive_underg.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G-Cans_project