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This room box is made of mdf & formex and pieces of woods.
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Gift Box topped with a double Multiform flower. 2 piece. Flower is red and green paper. Pyramid box is green and light green.
Railway stations, yards, junctions etc and sections of line between certain locations (called blocks) with complex track work and/or safe working (signalling) systems were usually provided with signal boxes or cabins from which staff worked levers and instruments that controlled all this apparatus. They were busy and fascinating places to watch trains being worked by old fashioned mechanical means.
These days, most of the signal boxes have been centralised and computerised, sometimes replaced by rationalised and simplified installations.
That Chinchilla on the Darling Downs had one indicates a busy and challenging layout. Rationalisation of the whole line and far fewer trains means Chinchilla is but a shadow of its former self. It's fairly large signal box now resides in the local museum.
A new use for a phone box at Greenwich Naval College in London. Business looks slow here but he did have some customers later. It seems vapes are now an essential item on your day out.
You might spot a theme in today’s posts…
Group shot of my top 10 favorites ... wrapping up (for now at least) a series on Boxes ... making useful or decorative containers out of LEGO.
For more photos, see the full set.
47285 propels 6M73 Severn Tunnel Junction - Aintree Metal Box into the factory at Aintree sometime in 1988.
The dirt track in front of the locomotive was a cinder path which led from Parkfield Avenue along the side of the factory to Heysham Road, and behind the camera the locally referred to 'Metal Box Hills', the scene of much young tomfoolery.
The other local landmark in the picture is the 'Movie' chimney, belonging to the Peerless factory on Dunnings Bridge Road, and was an advert for its all purpose cleaning product.
The Jewel Box, located on a 17-acre site in Forest Park, was built by the City of St. Louis in 1936 and is operated by the Department of Parks, Recreation and Forestry. It is listed on the National Historic Register.
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66617 gets the road having being held at a signal with the 6H51 10.58 Hardendale Quarry to Tunstead Quarry empties.
The train is near journey's end as it approaches Chinley North Junction on the 6th April 2018.
I rescued this box turtle crossing a road today. Biggest one I've seen in many years, and I couldn't let him be killed on the road. I brought him home and Baby babysat him until Lindsey came home from work. Lins and I turned him loose in our back yard, since we have woods and wet land on our property.
I only took this kind of photo of him.....he's a turtle, not a prop. I wasn't going to scare him by taking photos.
In designing the pattern on the sides of this box I was thinking of Shinto shrine gates. A mix of clear, aqua, and blue trans rounds results in a shimmery glass effect. Leaving the corners without posts I think makes the box look more transparent.
More views of this box.
Part of an ongoing series on Boxes ... making useful or decorative containers out of LEGO. I'm posting one a day for a few days, about three more boxes to go ...
A lick of paint wouldn't do any harm. The two small yellow stickers with a cross on them (at each corner of the box) are presumably for surveying, so see if the box is settling into the ground (and not for target practice).
Sentry Box Toys in Glasgow's west end, it was really sad hearing this unique shop had closed this year so did a small tribute. ing thanks to friend Jordan's awesome kids Annabella and Huxley helping out by recreating in their own way the original logo.
Letter boxes, Chicago Board of Trade building. which is considered an art deco masterpiece. The art deco motif is prominent throughout the entire building.
North London Line at Old Oak in the late 1980's.
First time I have really looked at this scan of an Ektachrome 120 roll film slide. Cropped to bring out the detail of what I now see is the defunct signal box.
Pentax 6 X 7 with Kodak Ektachrome 64. 120 Roll Film
Xyla seemed to like this box, so I cut off three of the flaps and put the "bed" from the cat carrier in it. She was leery at first, but she seems to like it.
this looked better in my head, as always i suppose :P
L is better.
fkdal;jfakl;jkla;jfdklajfkajfkahfksjdkajf i leave for college later. i don't technically move in until tomorrow, but that doesn't mean i'm not nervous out of my skull today...
i didn't start packing unti yesterday, which was sort of a nightmare until around 5:00 when i actually started moving boxes downstairs. there're some photos in comments of the disaster :)
i hope you're all doing well. it's kind of a drag not uploading every day...i miss hearing from you :( i've been trying to keep up with everyone's uploads, but i'm sorry if i've been neglecting streams or anything. fdjkalfjlajd college.
meow <3
A different arrangement of flaps on this one
Result is similar to the Chopin tato-box
The above config is more efficient, box is bigger.
I'm kinda fascinated about this little wooden refuge box on the Lindisfarne Causeway. I wonder how often it gets used? Getting stuck in there when the tide comes in can't be too pleasant as its pretty small and I guess it doesn't have any "home comforts". But then again, if someone is stupid enough to ignore the tide times...
It’s not only the Island that is holy...the refuge box has quite a few holes in it, too.
After posting the photo and narrative, I found this really excellent video that answers my questions (including how many times ish people get stuck - and why its referred to as the "Idiot Box"):-
holy-island.uk/crossing-holy-islands-causeway-and-what-yo...
This box, designed in late 2020, is decorated with a shamrock, and folded from a single square of Tant paper. In contrast to most of my box designs, in which the lid is separate from the bottom part, this one is single-part and opens via a hinge. Two large flaps on both sides lock underneath a pleat that goes along the bottom of the box, making it possible to close the box quite neatly.
In order to limit the design to the convenient 16×16 grid, I ended up with a slit between the closed lid and the front wall. Using a slightly larger grid, it should be easy to add a small flap in front of the lid and ensure that in closed state, nothing can fall out of the box.
Link (with more pictures): origami.kosmulski.org/models/hinged-shamrock-box