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254 059 fährt im März 1990 aus Böhlen in Richtung Espenhain aus. Weitere Fotos in der Lokstromer-Galerie auf www.pictrs.com/lokfotoarchiv/62189468

Een goederentrein uit Niederschmiedeberg arriveert in Wolkenstein. In deze plaats is er aansluiting op het normaalspoornet.

Duxford Air Museum - Red Baron Fokker Dr.1 - So many Fokker jokes too!!

 

"Dr. Mike" was formerly of the famous Astor Place Haircutters. He's pictured here with his wife. I'm not sure who the guy on his left is - I heard he is one of Dr. Mike's best customers.

Planted in 1990, it's taller than my 2-story house now and blooms its head off every year. Oh, and it scents the whole yard with cinnamon and musk.

Dr-852-RR en vialia

saludos a mis colegas salmantinos

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I finally did it and dressed up as Dr Who...as opposed to how I normally dress at conventions. Complete with sonic screwdriver & psychic paper.

 

And everyone thought I hadn't dressed up at all.

Dr. Agon returns, insatiably power-hungry, horror all around.... Thereby his submissive helper Mr. J.E. Mine, eager to read his every wish from his evil sparkling eyes! Have fun!

1959 Cadillac 2 dr. hardtop Canon EF-S17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS USM

Plumber Dunny from Kid Robot!

The Fokker Dr.1 (Dreidecker, ”triplane” in German), often known simply as the Fokker Triplane, was a World War 1 fighter aircraft built by Fokker-Flugzeugwerke. The Dr.1 saw widespread service in the spring of 1918. It became famous as the aircraft in which Manfred von Richthofen gained his last 19 victories, and in which he was killed on 21April 1918.

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The Fokker Dr.1 is a must in any collection of WW1 aircraft models, so it has been on my to-doo list for a long time. I did hesitate building one because there are so many brilliant models out there, and I did look at all the models out there, but this is completely my own design. It follows the same design characteristics as with my other WW1 models, such as engine cowling, wings and landing-gear. There is one key design feature of the Fokker Dr.1 I didn`t manage to recreate, the engine cowling ”face” with the two ”eyes” are missing. I couldn`t find a way to do it, so until I find a way it will be without ”eyes”.

 

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Forma part de l'àlbum "Pano's": Imatges panoràmiques creatives, interpretacions cromàtiques de la realitat basades en una foto.

 

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