Wind Tower Blade

M56 Scorpion

This mobile 90 mm cannon was designed in the late 1940s, and used by the U.S. Marines during the Korean War. It was capable of being parachuted into battle. But it was not widely adopted for a number of reasons. It provided no armor protection to its crew of four. The only piece of armor on it is the blast shield around the cannon. It was not amphibious. A total of 325 of them were manufactured and existing ones are now in museums or displayed at National Guard buildings. Others had the cannon removed to provide a tank driving vehicle for training.

Waiting For Turkey

Ghost Sign

Apple Pie

Dempsey's Mural

Kangaroo

Pile Driver

Boom

Winter Sky

Chocolate Sign

Trebuchet

Link-Belt

In Process

Cranes

Cables

Crane Reflect

Assisted Living

Old Barns

Castlewood

Riding Out

Red Barn

Spooky

Harley

Pizza Posters

Tree Turning

Fire Hall

Dakota Stoneware

Dave Heubner, owner of Dakota Stoneware, is a very talented potter making a wide range of beautiful objects. 

Prairie

Irrigation