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One of our XLS aircraft parked on the ramp in Calgary Alberta while a large thunderstorm matures behind.
I have often pondered using excel to draw based on mathematical algorithms and conditional formatting. Today as I was working and the program started glitching in very interesting manner.
Optare Excel 260 Y272 DRC is pictured on South St Ilkeston whilst working trentbarton service 21 on 14-07-11.
Just as the bus slowed down to pass the oncoming car, the car decided to go bombing over the pavement instead to save putting any effort into their driving!
Safeguard Optare Excel X308 CBT runs along Pond Meadow, Park Barn, on diversion on route 4.
Cabell Road is closed and routes 4 and 5 are diverting via Broomfield and Pond Meadow.
Pond Meadow, Park Barn, Guildford, Surrey.
Another one of those 'gradual design progression' cars, the Lotus Excel was largely based on the Lotus Eclat, which was based largely on the Lotus Elite II. But this is where that particular design chain came to an end.
The Lotus Excel was built between 1982 and 1992 as one of only a few cars on sale by the company while it was going through its difficult financial decade. At the time of production only the Esprit was really keeping the company afloat, with only these two cars being on sale until the construction of the Piazza, a joint venture with Isuzu. It wouldn't be until the return of the Elan in 1989 that the company would have developed another new Lotus.
The Excel, although not going down in history like the Esprit, has had some claim to fame with the Top Gear boys, with James May converting one into a Motorhome by simply placing an aircraft fuselage on its roof, and Richard Hammond turning one into a submarine for the James Bond 50th Anniversary special, creating a successful submersible car despite a few leaks here and there.
took the ever-so peaceful scenic route along the docks, rather than being shunted along the logo-plastered recommended route
The Battle of Villers-Bocage, Normandy 1944. A Sherman Firefly armed with 17-pounder gun.
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Salute, one of the largest wargames events in Britain was held on Saturday at Excel London. The event attracted more than 6000 UK wargamers, military modellers and re-enactors of all ages and featured table-top wargames based on many periods in world history.
Now part of a set: www.flickr.com/photos/barryslemmings/sets/72157616074778920/
As well as table-top wargames there were re-enactors from the Zulu War, Elizabethan period and even a Lara Croft look-a-alike. There were some real military vehicles including Fox and Ferret armoured cars and remote-control model tanks in huge 1/4 and 1/6 scale. Truly these were big boys' toys!
Another one of those 'gradual design progression' cars, the Lotus Excel was largely based on the Lotus Eclat, which was based largely on the Lotus Elite II. But this is where that particular design chain came to an end.
The Lotus Excel was built between 1982 and 1992 as one of only a few cars on sale by the company while it was going through its difficult financial decade. At the time of production only the Esprit was really keeping the company afloat, with only these two cars being on sale until the construction of the Piazza, a joint venture with Isuzu. It wouldn't be until the return of the Elan in 1989 that the company would have developed another new Lotus.
The Excel, although not going down in history like the Esprit, has had some claim to fame with the Top Gear boys, with James May converting one into a Motorhome by simply placing an aircraft fuselage on its roof, and Richard Hammond turning one into a submarine for the James Bond 50th Anniversary special, creating a successful submersible car despite a few leaks here and there.