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Sure, people complain about these DM&E red bombs ruining the blue and gold consists, but not me! DM&E SD40-2 6085 leads a light power move at Bensenville, IL. A SD40-2 is a SD40-2 no matter the paint scheme!
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Gerdau Minas x Brasília Vôlei - Superliga Feminina 24/25. Créditos: Hedgard Moraes/Minas Tênis Clube
The lady is Madame Du Barry by Francois Hubert-Drouais. Background and script are googled and altered a bit.
On Easter Monday 1st April 2002, DM 1007, formerly GHV 7N and now re-registered KLL 898N in seen in Park Lane at Marble Arch. Just over a year later this vehicle was exported to Philadelphia, USA. 453-5.
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A nice pair of DM&E GP38s rests under a late evening sky on the siding at Clinton, IA.
One of the disadvantages of having the wide lens, that I hadn't thought about, was that it's very easy to get your own shadow in the picture. Notice the tripod legs...I had to bend down on the ground to get my own shadow out of the shot, and use the remote trigger.