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Level two is the library sporting 3 shelves of books, 2 kids' book bins, a computer for catalog searching and internet use, the librarians desk, and lounge area with a comfy arm chair!
Due to popular request I have created and sell PDF instructions for this model. They are available in my BrickLink store "A *Deal* 4 U" at www.adeal4u.net.
DB Schenker Class 66 no. 66020 passes through Tamworth on 6D44 11.09 Bescot - Toton departmental.
2nd May 2013
Bought one of these from ebay (Universal Rotary Base) as a possible alternative base for Woody.
Better made and possibly more versatile than the existing one, but also more expensive!
Costs as much as a complete laser level set which includes a case and tripod.
The central ridge helps to hold the socket for the screw which clamps it together, so perhaps can't be removed entirely.
Not really suitable for my 25mm MDF unit, but has possibilities if using a metal framework.
A bit stiff, but a change to molybdenum grease would probably help.
Either that,or the addition of a thrust bearing?
Has 1/4", 3/8" and 5/8" tapped tripod mounting holes in the base.
Our relaxed and easy drive from Athens to Zakynthos, via Kyllini Port.
Waiting for the train to pass, Patras to Pyrgos.
Kings Cross Top Shed 34A A3 4-6-2 No 60039 SANDWICH passing Holbeck High Level with a Leeds Central to London Kings Cross, one month after been fitted with smoke deflectors and probably the reason I took this rather poor photo..
Built at Doncaster (Wks No 1794) and delivered to Gateshead shed as LNER No 2504 in September 1934, allocated the number 574 under the 1st 1946 renumbering scheme but it was never applied she was renumbered 39 in July 1946 and 60039 in July 1948. Fitted with double chimney in July 1959 and smoke deflectors in June 1961, withdrawn in March 1963 and scrapped at Doncaster the following month.
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Probably the longest gap between uploads for me. I'm not gone, just in a torpor but will be back.
Something a bit different. A scan of a recent Mamiya shot. Please excuse the terrible scan artifacts, I'm embarrassed to say my scanner is a 3-in-1 cheapy printer scanner that takes an age to scan even this small a shot.
The William IV Pub had a devastating fire in a shed and it spread to the living quarters on the 9th August 2015.The rebuild started on the 2nd November 2015.This is a photo reference for all to see of its progress to its former glory.
You know how level crossings always have these antique looking steam train signs. Well for once, here was a level crossing that crossed over a steam line. The tiny but lovely Ravenglass and Eskdale raillway wasn't running quite yet though.
In addition to celebrating the 249th birthday of the United States of America, I also celebrate becoming the proud owner of a Canon EOS R5 Mark II.
I just liked the clouds on the mountain in the background, so I decided to see how it would look from trail level.
National Grid power lines cross reclaimed fields in the wetland landscape of England's Somerset Levels.
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The "lemon" on it's way to Kalgoorlie, known by this nickname by the locals due to it's reliability or lack thereof.
A top view of female271 who underwent 8wks of therapy with low level laser alone, with no other therapy: 650nm, 4mW, 5 diodes, 15 minute treatments three times each week. Photos are unretouched with same exposure settings.