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Rural Link - Optare Solo - YB06 VOM seen at Bishop Auckland Bus Station between trips on service 104 between Newfield and Ramshaw on April 1st 2021
I like capturing some ads against the backdrop of the city street, especially at night
(regretfully I missed the event)
This was along Franklin Avenue, Crown Heights
Barton Park, 6th August 2018, Noted in Uni-Links Compound, three of the first four were noted today.
Camera: Minolta X-300
Lens: Minolta 50mm F1.7
Filter: Hoya Red(25A)
Film: Ilford FP4+
Processing and Scanning: Gulabi Photo Lab, Glasgow
Post Processing: Photoscape X
Building Notes
I haven't been building much because I've been playing this game. I noticed that VW blue works really well for the champion's tunic, so I took a stab at making Link from Zelda's Breath of the Wild. The scale is based entirely off of his torso, which I figured I better build first because of my limited blue azure collection. It was a royal pain, and I think I could improve it with more time, but I'm abandoning the project for now to work on a couple other mocs. I decided it was good enough to share with others. The real fun was the posing. I really love how the legs turned out. I did build a sword and shield for the back, but I'm not happy with the shield, so I decided not to post pics of it until I have a chance to re-design it. Happy Father's Day to all those Zelda playing dads out there!
Manufacturer: Morgan Motor Company, Malvern Link (Worcestershire) - UK
Type: F Super Tricycle
Production time: 1937 - 1939 and 1945 – 1952
Production outlet: 127 (pre-war)
Production outlet: 92 (post-war)
Production all F-Series: 367 (1934-1939: with 993cc and 1172cc Ford engines)
Production all F-Series: 265 (1945-1952: 993cc, 1172cc and 1267cc Ford engines)
Engine: 1172cc straight-4 flat-head Ford E93A Sidevalve 1200
Power: 31 bhp / 4.000 rpm
Torque: 63 Nm / 2.400 rpm
Drivetrain: rear wheel by single chain from worm drive sprocket
Speed: 106 km/h
Curb weight: 467 kg
Wheelbase: 95 inch
Chassis: pressed-steel channel section frame with wooden sub-frame
Steering: worm & nut
Gearbox: three-speed manual + reverse / transmission is by shaft from flywheel through centre bearing (obviating shaft whip) / II and III synchromesh / floor shift
Clutch: single dry plate disc
Carburettor: Ford single downdraft
Fuel tank: 23 liter
Electric system: Lucas 6 Volts 65 Ah
Ignition system: distributor and coil
Brakes front: cable controlled Girling drums
Brakes rear: cable controled Girling drums
Suspension front: independent coil springs + telescopic dampers
Suspension rear: beam axle, twin longitudinal semi-elliptic leaf springs + telescopic dampers
Rear axle: rigid
Wheels: 26 inch wire wheels
Tires: 26 x 4
Special:
- The three-wheeled Morgan or “trike”, as it is also known, was built in response to the British tax on four-wheeled automobiles (considered to be cyclecars).
- The “F” stands for “Ford engined”.
- The entire sub-frame, firewall and door frames are made of ash tree wood.
- Competition from small cars like the Austin 7 and the original Morris Minor, with comparable economy and price and better comfort, made cyclecars less attractive. So the three-wheeler was discontinued in favor of the 4-wheel model at July 29, 1952.
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D-Phpto Inspiration Fix
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Tem Na Fotografia
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Link to a description of the thought process behind this.
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Mixed media collage, assemblage. Not sure if I have to somehow knock back the brown blob behind the pewter piece in the bottom right hand corner. I think it is a little too dense maybe.
Glen Orchy, Scotland
It seemed appropriate to post something chilly now that Scotland's finished with its balmy 23 degree days of last week and is sunk beneath inches of snow again!
Press 'L' to view on black (I've put a white frame around the duo)
A Legend of Zelda Vignette
What better way to relax than by gazing into the glowing embers of a crackling blaze amidst the ruins of a lost civilisation.
This comprises my entry to the 2025 iteration of the Summer Joust, for the 12x12 category.
I've wanted to do something with the sky-islands from The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom from almost the first moments of gameplay, and with the release of an official Link minifigure last year came my excuse to start piecing things together. Several abandoned immersive scenes later comes a boulder-strewn vignette that I'm rather proud of. The lichen encrusted ground and sporadic birch coverage makes for one of the prettiest areas in the game, and the absence of any challenging enemies (unless you go looking for them) adds to its tranquil nature.
Also very pleased with the integration of the Nexo Knights Armour panels, a happy consequence of buying a few too many angled yellow slopes for a New Hashima cube and the sequel to the CAT Sloth...
After dropping off two bulkhead flats, MRL 109 makes a turn on it's train in the siding at Townsend and prepares to head west for Helena.
link love on the blog: tumbleweedineden.wordpress.com/2012/07/12/link-love-july-...
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This is the beginning of a ZELDA vignette series. @speedyhead79 and I have built 8 vignettes to celebrate the first official LEGO ZELDA set.
Link’s house in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is located in Hateno Village and serves as a customizable home base for the hero. Originally abandoned, it can be purchased and renovated by Link through Bolson Construction. Once owned, the house can be furnished with items like weapon mounts, a bed, and personal decorations. It offers a sense of permanence and a place for Link to store valuable weapons, shields, and bows. Link’s house symbolizes a rare moment of stability in his otherwise nomadic adventure across Hyrule.
Harris Bus R355 XVX, a Volvo Olympian/East Lancs Pyoneer, seen on Clements Road, Ilford, operating a 150 service in June 1999
LINK: www.youtube.com/watch?v=I871F7sTjrQ Mississippi Hill Country Bluesman ~ I wanted to bring out his 'sweetness' ~
Mr. Belfour performed during the Juke Joint Festival weekend ~
in Clarksdale Mississippi, April 2014~ This photo hangs in a Clarksdale MS hotel..The Squeeze Box.
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