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Limerick Junction 4-11-05 214 stands on the Main at Limerick Junction on the evening Cork-Dublin Guinness liner where she will pick up the empties in the platform from Limerick and drop the empty beet containers that she has brought up from Mallow on the back of the liner which will be tripped to Wellington Bridge in the morning
A custom unit suited for Arctic combat, the GS-TH features extensive shielding to protect its sophisticated scanner technology from both enemy fire and harsh weather. Built by Kori Steel Manufacturing at their facility on the Mars North pole, the Imchuk also comes standard with two custom 108-K handcannons that feature tailored heat dissipation, tuned output and custom porting. Combined with revamped coil dampers in the forearms and advanced gyro targeting systems, the Imchuk offers robust performance for Two Hand combat, hence its designation TH.
A GS series drone manufactured for data collection and reconnaissance, optimal for underwater missions. Its large "tentacle" is able to collect readings of the surrounding air/water, and its shoulder-mounted propeller delivers the thrust it needs to move quickly and efficiently in an aquatic environment. The drone features two blades for defense, and only uses them when absolutely necessary.
Filling the gap between mass market pocket money toy and collector grade diecast is the Norev "Three Inches" range. Stunning in their accuracy and quality which is abundantly clear in this Citroen GS. Full 360 degree detailing, clear lense lights, accurate interior and wheel designs. Could you ever imagine Matchbox ever making something of this quality! Mint and boxed.
As soon as I saw the picture of this Citroën on Testanello's Flickr photostream, I really looked forward to finding it as well since a first series GS was one of the cars I hadn't seen in the wild before. It didn't come too hard to locate it even though it lives in this rather remote south-western neighborhood of Madrid. The car looked simply superb: very finely maintained, squeaky-clean and its current owner still uses it on a regular basis. Despite all that, it appears to be that it doesn't venture other areas too often, which is a shame. According to the model's palette, this paint tone should be called "Rouge de Rio". The car was registered in 1974, which makes it a pretty early example considering the model had been launched in Spain one year earlier (though PSA's Vigo plant commenced the local production of the GS in 1971).
Pestilence, War, Famine, Death...
That about sums up our trip.
By the way..
I'm standing in the most horrible grease pit to get this shot.
The only thing worse...
Was when I dropped my phone into it a few seconds after I had climbed out.
Gotta go back in...Fuck!
A Opel Commodore B GS at the Oldtimermarkt Bockhorn.
© Dennis Matthies
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Weihnachtsmarkt 2017 auf dem Klostergut Wöltingerode.
Christmas market 2017 on the Klostergut Wöltingerode.
Red Grand Star Model GS-969 Flipclock (1974)
70's White Ball Weltron Model 2001 8track Tape Radio
White Kartell KD28 Lamp, Design by Joe Colombo
Blogged here : teddy.skynetblogs.be/post/7355016/70s-grand-star-flip-clock-
290 kg & 140 km/h !
Inspired by the Morgan 3-wheelers that he used to sell, plus the ever more powerful engines customers fitted to these vehicles, Paris-based Englishman Steward Sandford developed his own 3-wheeler, the Sandford, in 1922.
This Sandford is fitted with a Ruby 4-cylinder engine and an unusual 4-speed transmission. They were formidable competitors in cyclecar races.
Expo : Van Cyclecar naar Grand Sport
07/07/2023 - 03/09/2023
Louwman Museum
Den Haag - The Hague
Nederland - Netherlands
August 2023
The Citroën GS (1970–80, sedan and wagon) and Citroën GSA (1979–86, liftback and wagon) are small family cars produced by the French automaker Citroën.
The GS filled the enormous gap in Citroën's range, between the 2CV and Ami economy cars and the luxurious DS executive sedan. The DS had moved significantly upmarket from its predecessor the Citroën Traction Avant.
The GS met with instant market acceptance and was the largest selling Citroën model for many years. 1,896,742 GS models and 576,757 GSA models were produced in total.
On 24 August 1970, Citroën launched the GS. The body style was as a "Berline" (essentially a saloon, three lateral windows), in a fastback style with a sharp Kamm tail. The aerodynamics gave the best drag coefficient of any vehicle at the time.
[Text from Wikipedia]
More info here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citro%C3%ABn_GS
This Lego Miniland-scale 1975 Citroen GS X2 is a updated version of an earlier model, and has been created for Flickr LUGNuts' 115th Build Challenge, - "The French Connection", - for cars from France.