Bushrangers were Australia’s answer to English highwaymen and Ned Kelly was perhaps the most celebrated of them all. Known for his homemade armor and helmet — here represented by the USB plug — Kelly has now been truly immortalised by the art of memory stick modding. Fair enough, woodworking isn’t a terribly precise art and we could just as easily claim this to be a Hristo Botev (who?) USB drive, but we…

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