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Daniel Zatz pauses at the beginning stages of building of Buggy
One at the Tundra Buggy shop in Churchill.
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John Bykerk conducts a group meeting at the Tundra Buggy shop to
get everyone organized to finish Buggy One.
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Jayson Slavuta working on the camera cage for Buggy One at the
Tundra Buggy shop in Churchill.
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Jason Slavuta working on the camera cage for Buggy One at the
Tundra Buggy shop in Churchill.
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Jayson Slavuta working on the camera cage for Buggy One at the
Tundra Buggy shop in Churchill.
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Jason Parson prepares a custom made piece for Buggy One.
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Jason Parson welding a custom piece for Buggy One.
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Konrad Schaad and Robert Buchanan working on the jib arm and
camera used for low angle images from Buggy One.
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Konrad Schaad and Robert Buchanan working on the jib arm and
camera used for low angle images from Buggy One.
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Konrad Schaad puts the finishing touches on the jib arm camera
used for low angle pictures.
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Rob Muller working on the jib arm used for low angle camera work.
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Lorne Compayre works on the hydraulic lifters used to stabilize
Buggy One from high winds to reduce camera shake.
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Daniel Zatz climbs into Buggy One to install hardware for
wireless video transmission.
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Daniel Zatz finishing the wiring for the streaming video on Buggy
One.
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Daniel Zatz works on the wiring for the wireless video system.
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Brian Gulik and Jason Parson working on custom parts for Buggy
One at the Tundra Buggy shop in Churchill.
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The Buggy One team on the job at the Tundra Buggy shop in
Churchill.
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Jayson Slavuta working on the camera cage for Buggy One at the
Tundra Buggy shop in Churchill.
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John Bykerk and Robert Buchanan building a door for Buggy One.
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John Bykerk and Robert Buchanan feeling the fast and furious pace
of building Buggy One on a time crunch.
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Robert Buchanan in Buggy One in the early stages of development.
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Jayson Slavuta welding the camera cage for Buggy One. This is
looking down from within Buggy One through the access door.
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Jayson Slavuta working on the camera cage for Buggy One at the
Tundra Buggy shop in Churchill.
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Daniel Zatz testing the jib arm at the Tundra Buggy shop in
Churchill.
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Konrad Schaad and Daniel Zatz working on the remote video camera
used to get low angle imagery from Buggy One.
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Brian Gulik working on hydraulics used to
stabilize Buggy One for film work.
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Daniel J. Cox customizing the custom bunk bed frame. The job is
never done until it fits.
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Daniel Zatz films Buggy One for the first time as it's prepared
to be rolled out of the Tundra Buggy shop.
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Buggy One exits the tundra buggy shop on schedule to meet
deadline for streaming video feed to National Geographic's web site.
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Tony DaSilva of Gypsy's Bakery in
Churchill, Manitoba pauses briefly during the busy bear viewing season.
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