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Yes! 43315 trailing on 1W11 meets 43290 MTU Fascination of Power on 1E23 at Ladybank,time is running out for shots of these iconic trains,so to catch this was great! Standing at the wrong end of the platform hastily dialling up full zoom,this was the result,Grab shot really but it had to be taken.
Well, i never was a real fan for morph pics but i´ve been asking for it so much times in the past....hope ya like ^^
I gave Donatello an accessory from NECA's Adam West Batman, and then remembered there was a TMNT/Batman crossover comic recently.
ok...I think I'm done going through older stuff to show you. Taking a 365 (for me) usually means that I end up hording some shots for myself. Not all of them can make it into the series and then I end up forgetting them.
Here's another shot that I found lingering in the archives....
Amazing show as always from the Blades.First time ever to catch a crossover, wasn't even trying,happy accident!
The result of my cutting tracks a few days ago is these two crossovers. Both are operated by Power Functions M-motors, controlled by two receivers and a battery box in the signal box in the background. In the top right you see the remote controls.
Visible in the foreground are the MOC cards we use at brick.ie.
Transdev Alstom Citadis X05 LRVs 09 & 10 come over the crossovers at Central Chalmers Street on a UP L3 Circular Quay service. Whenever a LRV comes over these crossovers it goes unnoticed from the amount of noise
4/1/25
After building one side I decided to do the other half and control the whole thing with one of my trusted old RCX's.
The slider mechanism is pretty much what you see here. The knob wheel hits a touch sensor to make sure the camshaft makes 90 degree turns. The other two touch sensors are for control. You may notice that I haven't got around to opening the crossover and removing the internal sliders.
Having the two sides linked this way means that you have 4 different positions rather than 16 but it makes controlling the crossover much simpler.
As you can see the left button changes the two yellow sliders, the right button changes the red ones.
The RCX program has no way of knowing the position so you need to make sure it's in all straight when you start the program. From then on the (simple) logic knows whether to turn left or right when you push either button.