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Morgan-Kinder fuel tank farm, next to railroad tracks and residential neighborhood, just before sunrise
I needed to bring my brother back his Sony a7 after having played with it for a week, so I met NJ and we spent 45 minutes or so checking out classic cars and bikes at the East Van Show and Shine. East 6th Avenue, Mount Pleasant, Vancouver. May 24, 2015.
Another example of airbrush art work on a motorcycle fuel tank. And based on some feedback in comments I'm pretty sure this is a Harley Davidson motorcycle.
ISO200, aperture f/5.6, exposure .004 seconds (1/250) focal length 45mm
Smith and Edwards, once one of the coolest surplus stores in the USA but sadly now just a shadow of its former self. Their motto is "If we don't have it you don't need it." Ogden, Wasatch County, Utah.
...and other motorcycle enthusiasts. Airbrush art work on the fuel tank of a Pro One custom built motorcycle. Although I'm not personally crazy about the subject matter the art work is well crafted...especially when considering the small surface area on which the airbrushing work was done. Best viewed in large size.
Good morning. Motorcycles are sometimes shown at carshows also so I thought I would post a few images taken at recent carshows we attended.
Take care...and I hope everyone has a great Monday.
ISO200, aperture f/5.6, exposure .002 seconds (1/500) focal length 31mm
To look at this image you would find it hard to believe that we have the World Gliding Championships (2017) on here in Benalla at the moment. Just to the left of this shot are about 120 gliders, some with wing spans up to 22 metres, along with their trailers and support crews. The final day for challenges is Saturday 21st Jan.
Thought all day "What am I going to do today?" Then I saw this lamp post and thought, well it is monday.
So HBM!
Texture from www.imageafter.com
"Crewman wheels fuel tank from cave, as moon-to-earth missile is readied for firing."
The use of the station on the moon as a military base for defense purposes, thankfully, didn't happen. Here is what the authors had proposed:
"The station on the moon would be pretty safe against any kind of attack from earth. . . and guided missiles fired from the moon against a target on earth would be almost impossible to stop. So the first trip to the moon will be made to explore for a place where a military base can be set up." [From the text]
Wouldn't expect anything less from the paranoid fifties.
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. The consist includes a plough wagon, 36 ballast wagons, plough wagon, fueltank wagon, crew car and guard van.
Originally built for Western Australia Government Railways all three locomotives were scrapped in July 2014.
K205 and K206 built in Queensland in 1966 and K210 in 1969.
The K class deliveries represented the first locomotives to run across the length of Australia, passing through 5 States on their deliveries from Qld to WA.
Another lovely Harley Davidson at the Thunder in the Glen event, i just liked the vibrancy of this fuel tank!
A busy period at an overcast Larbert. 37170 and 37799 head north with a loaded cement train, whilst 56112 is in the loop with a fuel tank train. The famous bracket signal was still in use and the home board and the Edinburgh line distant semaphores in the "off" position. It all came together.
The bracket signal is now preserved at the railway museum in nearby Bo'ness.
Product of Studebaker-Packard Corp., South Bend, Indiana, and Studebaker of Canada Ltd, Hamilton, Ontario
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Studebaker_Lark
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Vintage Wheels & Wings, Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum, Hamilton Munro international airport
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