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There are some piping going through the red and blue containers to supply water to the kitchen and bathroom.
Not every Vic Viper was a sleek starfighter. The design proved to be highly adaptable and was used for a wide variety of spacecraft. One of the more unusual examples is shown in this archive photo, working at Blwch Mawr Container Port.
These little VVs buzzed around the port like busy bees. They were mainly used for lifting containers off the storage racks and onto lorries. The lorries were highly manoeuvrable, having spheres instead of discs for wheels. This allowed them to roll sideways as well as forwards and backwards and turning.
2016 challenge, Week 45: B&W Typeface
Interesting signage just outside of Sandpoint, Idaho. Caught my attention because my last name is Wood. No relation to the owners of this business. Also thought it was an interesting way to build a water storage container.
La E 436-341 di CTI transita nei pressi di Casalgiate (NO) con un treno di casse mobili provenienti dal valico di Modane e dirette a Novara Boschetto.
I never realized the complete massiveness of this kind of vessel until I was in a relatively small boat, in the water, near one.
Each one of those rectangular containers is the size of a semi truck.
Explored - peaked at #179
Container Cargo freight ship with working crane bridge in shipyard at dusk for Logistic Import Export background
Scanned from a print which I recently purchased. My blog posting refers at:- tonyrobertson.mycouncillor.org.uk/2015/11/09/bootle-remem...
The Swiss Post containers being returned from Ostermundigen to Harkingen [50816] were in the care of SBB Cargo 11252 when recorded at Egerkingen in April 2016.
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While I am busy redesign my boom lift I have decided to do some container which is great additional for my diorama hangar scene after I saw an idea from Devid Seven's recent post. A General purpose container with a locker and hand grill design. This is a prototype design and might change in near future. Just a simple fun doing it.
The decision to build Class 66 locomotives almost obliges me to build things they can pull! The mainstay of their freight traffic duties are containers. Therefore, I've been sliding very rapidly down the slippery slope of building Lego 20ft ISO shipping containers. The obsession of figuring out how many different container liveries are possible using the Lego 1x6x5 corrugated panel element becomes more than unhealthy! Shipping containers need wagons, and thus I've made a simple and easily reproducible rendition of the British Rail FGA con-flat wagon. 11x wagons (and counting!)
Printed stickers by: millionprints.ca
I built the Mercedes Actros, in the livery of Dutch heavy haulage and crane company "Mammoet" to carry a wheel loader on its stepframe trailer, but I've seen plenty of pictures of similar vehicles carrying 20ft containers. The trucks are used to haul equipment to building sites, with smaller stuff stored in containers. My DAF XF105 carries a 40ft refrigerated container in this picture.