Silver swan automaton

[mrg9grn]

Great piece of work the guys that made theses things cleaned out people for there stacks so they can own it

nice

 

[mrg9grn]

Don't know how to post link so have to look it up or if someone could help

 

[Midnight Man]

You go to the you tubw page in another tab, copy the address and paste it in your post, then wrap it with youtube tags by highlighting it in you post, and hitting the "Youtube" button above the editor.

Final step is to remove the http://www.youtube.com/ bit and you're done.

 

[mrg9grn]

=e0LMe5pi7ME&sns=em

 

[Greg Williams]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0LMe5pi7ME[/youtube]

original link in address bar>>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0LMe5pi7ME&sns
copy code between = and & http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=[ins]e0LMe5pi7ME[/ins]&sns
click>>>post a reply>>>click the youtube tab>>>click ctrl V (paste)
* most of the link is done for you just insert the part highlighted in yellow

 

[mrg9grn]

Thx greg

 

[Midnight Man]

Yup - Greg got it right and I goofed it, sorry mrg9grn!

 

[Greg Williams]

I love that swan thing now i want one :/

 

[mrg9grn]

Did u see the twisted glass rods on the bottom to give the appearance of moving water pretty cool I watched this doc on tv tonight about automatons cool lil things

 

[Greg Williams]

Did u see the twisted glass rods on the bottom to give the appearance of moving water pretty cool I watched this doc on tv tonight about automatons cool lil things

Yep very clever/creative whoever made it
I dont watch tv but sounds interesting

 

[southerncross]

Forward to 42.55 on the link as you really need to see it up close to appreciate it and the detail on the fish and water. awesome stuff for the 1770's

http://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/video/54036547550/Wonders-Of-The-Clockwork-World