View allAll Photos Tagged 5000
Sometimes when you take an experimental beard serum weird things are going to happen. Gary here used to have a scraggly teenager's bumfluff beard at the ripe old age of 32 and he wasn't a happy chap. He had long yearned for a thick luscious hipster's beard like his best friend Fitz and intended, somehow, to get one. He'd tried all sorts of so called remedies - from rubbing his face with peanut butter to shaving every 20 minutes in an attempt to force growth, all to no avail. His prayers would be answered soon enough however.
In desperation, after a late night's internetting, he clicked on a link to a somewhat shady company that sold research chemicals and promptly parted with a week's wages for a course of the unproven and experimental Hexabeard 5000. With the instructions being in Chinese he did the best he could when his package arrived and did all the pills over the course of a week. The following Monday new growth could definitely be seen and within a few days he had a full beard. He was over the moon. Then the coloured hexagons started appearing, web-like growth would materialise overnight and his eyes started to change.
At first he was scared but it quickly made him the coolest hipster in town. Unfortunately this was only for about 2 weeks until a 7 year old with a 2ft long bushy beard came along and blew all the competition away. The moral of the story? Well, like life you'll just have to work it out for yourself...
Cheers
id-iom
I presume with a number like 5000 this must have been the prototype Black Five. This picture was taken on a visit to the Seven Valley Railway back in 1990, however on my previous trip there 5000 had been in action. It is seen here at Highley sytation in store awaiting some degree of shelter In fact for a long time since it has found a home at the National Railway museum in York.
Setra S-411 HD, de la empresa Hife, ubicada en Tortosa.
Setra S -411 HD , Hife company , located in Tortosa.
In the Odakyu Railyard in Sagami-ono. The company is starting to recycle the cars into scrap metal. Earlier this year, a few HiSi met the same fate!
5000 - Falcon
My first Falcon left me really happy, it was amazing. I applied a different technique, that allowed me to finish the puzzle in 2 1/2 weeks. Thanks to Lars, whose pictures of Archiduke Leopold was of great help to see the pattern!
On display at NRM Locomotion, Shildon.
Built in 1935 at Crewe and withdrawn from Lostock Hall in 1967.
Passed 5000 miles for 2018 today, trailing last year by 481. I stopped at my favorite bike portrait spot with one week of Summer left to go.
This time it is the Countach 5000 S, which has the same movable structure, the front end was originally intended to be openable, but it had to be abandoned for the sake of lines, the doors on both sides can be opened, the hood can be opened to see the engine structure, the engine can be taken freely, and the vehicle cannot be equipped with minifigures.
This is version 1.0.
I have the design version 2.0, the same shape also has a movable structure, but the engine can't be taken out, but it can be equipped with minifigures