Prototype

It's holding out it's hand, waiting for the introductory shake

Felyne

Looks like it was mad of cardboard???

ferdy

LOL, Perfect example of German Engineering ( past dumb comment I made on an other image) to the way the rest of us would engineer a wheelchair design

mikeyintheoc

Wow, great find with this, Motts. Very interesting to see a place with such a rich history untouched like this. The engineers must have just left this unfinished, hanging on the wall.
How many chairs were in that room?

CatAndTie

to funny kathy, my son is reading those books, otherwise i wouldn't understand what you were talking about

nifer

There must have been some pretty skilled people making these chairs, I wonder how you come by that sort of expertise.

Flat Stanley???

I don't know, Flat Stanley popped into my head. Perhaps it's the teacher in me? I guess Flat Stanley needs a flat chair and not a wheelchair prototype (which is very cool, BTW). Do you know Flat Stanley? I won't babble on about it, just in case anyone is wondering, here's a link. (He obviously has absolutely nothing to do with UE.)
http://www.flatstanley.../about.php?nav=about

LOL nifer. :)

Hahahahahaha, Flat Stanley. That takes me back....

Steve

Fri 03-11-2011

HAHAH My son had to do a Flat Stanley project last year! The class had to send him to a person they knew and that person would write about adventures that they had and send it back to the school. He sent it to my gramma (the only relative I have) and she wrote about going to Florida and other places like living in Japan and all. I still have it--in fact it is hanging on my wall right now. :)

Fri 03-11-2011

Gotta love Flat Stanley. ;-D

Fri 03-11-2011

how did Stanley get flattened....awww poor Stanley (a moment of silence please)

Joe

Sat 03-12-2011

Humm...anyone know the answer to that question...

Was Flat Stanley EVER 3-dimensional or was he always flat?

This picture makes me think of recycling...that reminds me....*off to recycle my corrugated cardboard now*

Sat 03-12-2011

LOL Joe! Here I go again....a bulletin board fell on Stanley when he was sleeping in bed and flattened him. Poor, poor Stanley. (Sorry for my Flat Stanley tangent, Motts....) :-)

Sat 03-12-2011

Hey Kathy--thanks for that! Poor Poor Stanley...

I guess being flat has its advantages...you can slip through VERY thin cracks to get away from someone...

I don't mind your tangents Kathy...Tangent away. :)

Sun 03-13-2011

Awww, thanks! :) I'll keep them to a minimum from now on, lol!

Hmmm, it would be easy for Flat Stanley to explore, wouldn't it? Haha!

Sun 03-13-2011

I'd hate to have to engineer an actual chair going by that prototype,
it's not very, for lack of a better word; Inspirational.

Matt

Mon 03-14-2011

LOL so true Matt--looks like something my 6 year old would dream up lol. :)

I noticed the lack of soap dispenser shots in this gallary...=-o