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66541+66514 passing Snelson working the 4K18 06:10 Trafford Park FLT to Crewe Basford Hall SSM 08-06-22
Recently found I have 5 types of 3003 with thick walls. Here is what I found:
1. "Pat. pend" with one digit and one letter underneath. Turning brick horizontally show LEGO logo sideways. PIP on top side;
2. "Pat. pend" with one digit and one letter underneath. Turning brick horizontally show LEGO logo straight. PIP on left side;
3. Three sets of digits underneath: single and double digit one surface. Additional digit in bottom of the stud. PIP on stud;
4. Single digit and letter K in separate stud bottoms underneath. PIP on stud.
5. Looks to be most modern brick out of all 5. Contains part number underneath. PIP on stud.
This came as a set, and it is like new!
Revuenon 1.4/55 lens on the camera, and the additional Revuenon-Special 2.8/35 and 2.8/135.
As back-up there is the Revue S-130 lightmeter, the set is complete with all booklets, lenscaps and Revuetron AC32 flash (not in picture).
Stagecoach Metrolink Limited 3003, a Bombardier Transportation Flexity Swift M5000 tram on Aytoun Street in Manchester with a service to Manchester Piccadilly railway station. Thursday 1st April 2010
Note, 3003 was delivered to Manchester on 12th September 2009
#4838 - 2021 Day 89: My jackets and suits have hung untouched in this wardrobe for over a year now. What prospect of ever again wearing anything other than t-shirts and wild trousers?
Cargojet Airlines flight 3003 on final approach into Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) from Montréal–Mirabel International Airport (YMX). Boeing 767-300ER BDSF
EHS_GradWeekend052723-3003 Episcopal High School Graduation Weekend. Roses; Main Graduation Ceremony and Luncheon.
Metrolink: 3003 a Bombardier M5000 light rail vehicle painted in the the current yellow and silver livery used on these and captured here at Altrincham Interchange before departing with a Piccadilly bound journey.
© Christopher Lowe.
Date: 7th May 2011.
Ref No: IMG_0045/JL.
Single digit and letter K in separate stud bottoms underneath. PIP on stud.
Not sure if special or not.
I picked this up recently at a local camera fair. I am not sure if I actually like it but it is certainly unusual. 35mm SLR with eye level and built in waist level finders. Powered wind-on built into the detachable film cassette.This one is in great condition and fully working. I did have access to the 'Metric' version through work back in the early 90's.
Ex GMT Olympian 3003 ANA 3Y was parked up round the back of the garage and was awaiting attention from the fitters... After the rain of the day had passed the sun started to peak out...