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There were quite a number of cuckoos in Skye. This one was seen over the hills of Minginish, behind Carbost, being chased by a couple of corvids. D7100_35789.NEF. Many thanks for views, comments and favourites.
De nieuwe draaibrug over het Prinses Margriet Kanaal ligt erin en de drijvende bokken kunnen worden losgemaakt en achteruit wegvaren.
The new swingbridge over the Prinses Margriet canal is at its place. The floating cranes can be coupled loose and will go backwards.
Photo André Knoerr, Genève. Reproduction autorisée avec mention de la source.
Utilisation commerciale soumise à autorisation spéciale préalable.
Schaffhausen VBSH
Les VBSH ont fêté avec le public leurs 125 ans lors de journées portes ouvertes au dépôt d'Ebnat les 11 et 12 avril 2026.
Les trams ont cessé de circuler en 1966 et les trolleybus qui avaient pris le relais ont été supprimés le 14 décembre 2025.
Depuis quelques années le réseau urbain voit arriver des autobus électriques Irizar et des eCitaro Mercedes seront déployés sur le réseau régional à partir de 2026.
Le seul véhicule de l'ancien réseau de tramways a avoir subsisté à la suppression est la remorque B2 55 que le TMZ a restauré comme C 455 StStZ.
Cette voiture a quitté par la route son dépôt musée du Burgwies à Zürich pour retrouver temporairement sa ville d'origine.
En 2026 les lignes aériennes des trolleybus ont disparu et les vestiges des nombreux embranchements industriels à voie métrique pour le trafic marchandises autrefois très important fondent comme neige au soleil.
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You can make these colors according to my set 40532 (Vintage Taxi) MOD. These have some parts being changed on some color varieties from the standard pattern due to unavailability. Also, some versions are much more expensive than the others, so choose wisely!
I also changed the wheels to be something in the same basic size, and the radiator grille to be a different style for reasons of cost saving and part scarcity.
The following four part types are missing from the LDD file:
Two 36840 brackets in black
Six 79389 brackets in black
Two 70681 arches in black
Four 35789 mudguards in black
one 78258 bar in dark bluish gray
The LDD file is on Bricksafe at this link here: bricksafe.com/pages/Murdoch17/vintage-car-40532-mod-color...
Instructions availabe on Rebrickable
Started as a simple idea after my Kei Truck V2, turn it into a fire truck. Tried it on the V2 base, didn’t work, so I dropped it for a while.
Came back later with V3 as a better foundation. Things went smoother… until one small detail killed it: that Red Mudguard (35789). Rare, expensive, a deal-breaker.
So I rebuilt it, ditched the part, kept the shape.
Took a few extra rounds, but this version feels right.
Instructions availabe on Rebrickable
Started as a simple idea after my Kei Truck V2, turn it into a fire truck. Tried it on the V2 base, didn’t work, so I dropped it for a while.
Came back later with V3 as a better foundation. Things went smoother… until one small detail killed it: that Red Mudguard (35789). Rare, expensive, a deal-breaker.
So I rebuilt it, ditched the part, kept the shape.
Took a few extra rounds, but this version feels right.
Instructions availabe on Rebrickable
Started as a simple idea after my Kei Truck V2, turn it into a fire truck. Tried it on the V2 base, didn’t work, so I dropped it for a while.
Came back later with V3 as a better foundation. Things went smoother… until one small detail killed it: that Red Mudguard (35789). Rare, expensive, a deal-breaker.
So I rebuilt it, ditched the part, kept the shape.
Took a few extra rounds, but this version feels right.
Parts highlights:
Eyes- Minifigure kufi caps (68516)
Mouth- Minifigure dress collar (27147)
Armor shaping- Big mudguards (35789), little mudguard (44674), and spoilers (98834)
Swords- Big propellers (98135) and little propellers (98137)
Instructions availabe on Rebrickable
Started as a simple idea after my Kei Truck V2, turn it into a fire truck. Tried it on the V2 base, didn’t work, so I dropped it for a while.
Came back later with V3 as a better foundation. Things went smoother… until one small detail killed it: that Red Mudguard (35789). Rare, expensive, a deal-breaker.
So I rebuilt it, ditched the part, kept the shape.
Took a few extra rounds, but this version feels right.
Here will be a comment on something demonstrated in this photograph that you learned in Photo five. It could be technical, compositional or refer to inspiration from a photographer of the week.
The Fossdyke Roman Canal in betweek Torksey and Saxilby in West Lindsey, Lincolnshire.
The Fossdyke Canal is generally considered to have been constructed during the Roman period, but there is a case for an early medieval date. It connects Lincoln and the Witham to the Trent. Its cutting would have involved the straightening and rerouting of the River Till. A 2005 borehole suggested that the River Till may have become redundant before the 12th century, but no firm date.
The first documented work on the Fossdyke was when it was deepened in 1121. It was Crown property until James II presented it to the city of Lincoln by an act of 1671. There were frequent problems of flooding and silting but its use increased after improvements were made by Richard Ellison to whom it was leased in 1741, and son Richard after 1743.
It was deepened in the early 19th century and in 1840. The Fossdyke was used at this time for the transport to Lincoln of coal, lime, cotton, linen and woollen goods, timber and pottery etc. and for the moving to the towns of Lancashire and Yorkshire of cattle, wool, wheat, barley and flour. Craft were sailing barges, horse-drawn and steam packets. The GNR took over the lease in 1846.
Commercial water transport gradually declined with increasing competition from railways but survived longer on the Fossdyke than on Witham. Barkers and Lee Smith were last Lincoln users of river barges, and the last water transport company was Furleys of Gainsborough in 1972.
Bain News Service,, publisher.
Juan Pedro-Baro and wife
[between ca. 1920 and ca. 1925]
1 negative : glass ; 5 x 7 in. or smaller.
Notes:
Title from unverified data provided by the Bain News Service on the negatives or caption cards.
Forms part of: George Grantham Bain Collection (Library of Congress).
Format: Glass negatives.
Rights Info: No known restrictions on publication. For more information, see George Grantham Bain Collection - Rights and Restrictions Information www.loc.gov/rr/print/res/274_bain.html
Repository: Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, Washington, D.C. 20540 USA, hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.print
Part Of: Bain News Service photograph collection (DLC) 2005682517
General information about the George Grantham Bain Collection is available at hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.ggbain
Higher resolution image is available (Persistent URL): hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/ggbain.35789
Call Number: LC-B2- 5975-14
Local call number: RC13462
Title: Children dressed up for a mock wedding: Coral Gables, Florida
Date: April 5, 1924
Photographer: William A. Fishbaugh
Physical descrip: 1 photoprint - b&w - 8 x 10 in.
Series Title: Reference Collection
Repository: State Library and Archives of Florida, 500 S. Bronough St., Tallahassee, FL 32399-0250 USA. Contact: 850.245.6700. Archives@dos.myflorida.com
Persistent URL: www.floridamemory.com/items/show/35789
Coca-Cola Freightliner M2-106 4524 with Trailmobile 35’ trailer 35789
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BB40-2 #8135 + DDM45 #822 do trem S558. A DDM45 #882 não funciona, era para colocá-la de exposição no TIUB, mas problemas com guindaste atrapalharam o empreendimento. Uberlândia MG
Loading fire fighters on a special train to send them back to Laramie, Wyoming, after fire was under control. Roosevelt National Forest, Colorado. (Forest Service photo by W. I Hutchinson)
Sudbury Hall, Derbyshire, c1660-1670.
Grade l listed.
South or Garden Front.
On the right is the East Wing, 1873-1884.
For Augustus Henry, 6th Baron Vernon (1829-1883).
By George Devey (1820-1886).
The east wing was designed as servants' quarters in a Neo-Jacobean style.
Sudbury Hall was given to the National Trust in 1967, together with some estate buildings. The Vernon family retained the bulk of the estate which is administered from the Estate Office in the village. In the late 1960s the Vernon family had a new house built for themselves to the south west of the church.
Instructions availabe on Rebrickable
Started as a simple idea after my Kei Truck V2, turn it into a fire truck. Tried it on the V2 base, didn’t work, so I dropped it for a while.
Came back later with V3 as a better foundation. Things went smoother… until one small detail killed it: that Red Mudguard (35789). Rare, expensive, a deal-breaker.
So I rebuilt it, ditched the part, kept the shape.
Took a few extra rounds, but this version feels right.
Leonard Cohen in Dome, Marseille 2010
More pics here, a video here and a review on Liveinmarseille.com by Sami there
Les photos de ce site ne sont pas libres de droit / The pictures in this website are copyrighted
Pour toute utilisation veuillez me contacter / For any use please contact me
Instructions availabe on Rebrickable
Started as a simple idea after my Kei Truck V2, turn it into a fire truck. Tried it on the V2 base, didn’t work, so I dropped it for a while.
Came back later with V3 as a better foundation. Things went smoother… until one small detail killed it: that Red Mudguard (35789). Rare, expensive, a deal-breaker.
So I rebuilt it, ditched the part, kept the shape.
Took a few extra rounds, but this version feels right.
This is one of my favorite 6 wide cars so far: Ferrari Roma. I’m really, really happy with the way this one turned out. It was a little challenging to scale it down from 8 studs and it wasn’t as simple as rebuilding it using the exact same pieces. The entire front had to be redesigned to make room for the hood which led to two very fortuitous results:
1) It looks super cool.
2) The total cost of the bricks is about $50 cheaper because it uses 98282 mudguards instead of the ludicrously overpriced 35789 pieces.
After having them both side by side, I actually prefer the smaller version. Thanks for checking out my latest creation and I hope y’all keep coming back for more!
Coca-Cola Freightliner M2-106 4524 with Trailmobile 35’ trailer 35789
#cocacola #cocacolatruck #cocacolatrucks #coketruck #freightliner #freightlinerm2 #freightlinerm2106 #freightlinertruck #freightlinertrucks #freightlinerbusinessclass #freightlinerbusinessclassm2 #freightlinerbusinessclassm2106 #m2 #m2106 #businessclassm2 #businessclassm2106 #mercedesdiesel #mercedesdieselpower #mercedesdieselengine #mercedesbenzdiesel #mercedesbenzdieselengine #trailmobile #trailmobiletrailer #trailmobiletrailers #swiregroup #4524 #35789
Coca-Cola Freightliner M2-106 4524 with Trailmobile 35’ trailer 35789
#cocacola #cocacolatruck #cocacolatrucks #coketruck #freightliner #freightlinerm2 #freightlinerm2106 #freightlinertruck #freightlinertrucks #freightlinerbusinessclass #freightlinerbusinessclassm2 #freightlinerbusinessclassm2106 #m2 #m2106 #businessclassm2 #businessclassm2106 #mercedesdiesel #mercedesdieselpower #mercedesdieselengine #mercedesbenzdiesel #mercedesbenzdieselengine #trailmobile #trailmobiletrailer #trailmobiletrailers #swiregroup #4524 #35789
Instructions availabe on Rebrickable
Started as a simple idea after my Kei Truck V2, turn it into a fire truck. Tried it on the V2 base, didn’t work, so I dropped it for a while.
Came back later with V3 as a better foundation. Things went smoother… until one small detail killed it: that Red Mudguard (35789). Rare, expensive, a deal-breaker.
So I rebuilt it, ditched the part, kept the shape.
Took a few extra rounds, but this version feels right.
Source: livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/35789
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Instructions availabe on Rebrickable
Started as a simple idea after my Kei Truck V2, turn it into a fire truck. Tried it on the V2 base, didn’t work, so I dropped it for a while.
Came back later with V3 as a better foundation. Things went smoother… until one small detail killed it: that Red Mudguard (35789). Rare, expensive, a deal-breaker.
So I rebuilt it, ditched the part, kept the shape.
Took a few extra rounds, but this version feels right.