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A two-storey high, fire-breathing octopus from El Pulpo Mecanico

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  1. 09-15-2014, 11:07 PM #1
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    Very cool! I missed most of the Beakerhead events this year. :(
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    Nice one that first one, mbrager!
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    I've never heard of Beakerhead but both of those images have such awesome light. Very cool.
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    What a neat "monster". Saw it on TV, but your photo really shows how it's put together
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    That first one is great MB. Not sure about the gas bill though.
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