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Class52 1009 Western Invader waits at Plymouth station with a Penzance to London Paddington parcels. 07/10/1974. other Westerns seen a Plymouth that afternoon were, 1001 1006 1009 1011 1015 1026 1029 1045 1058 1065 1071.
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Slightly edited shot of the preparations for 'Project Space Invader'. Taken with my HTC Desire mobile phone.
Earlier this week I've started 'Project Space Invader', made possible by some spare time I've had at work, and I am proud and happy to report that the Production-stage has been finalized, and I am now the excited owner of a Post-it's, paper-based (the Environment!), funky-wicked, mega-sized, yellow Space Invader, that I intend to hang up all over the best city in the world, shoot it, and then set it free somewhere, so that the next person who likes it, can have some fun with my little Alien :)
To be continued...
Look what I picked up at the German customs: Jared Tarbell sent Invader Cubes, because he was not able to come to #FFK11. Planned to give them out at FFK, but they arrived late. Thinking of sth I can give them away for. hmmm ...
The Douglas A-26B Invader, “Feeding Frenzy,” was built at the end of World War II, spent time flying with the French in Indo-China in the 1950s and was later operated by Hughes Tool Company. It is reported that Howard Hughes himself flew this very airplane, as he did with most of the planes his companies owned. Today, “Feeding Frenzy” wears Korean War colors.