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A coal train with Conrail and CSX power heads north on the ex-C&O at Greenlawn Avenue while a northbound empty train with Conrail power and hoppers heads south on the adjacent ex-NYC Western Branch.
Loading the goods vans at Quorn and Woodhouse, a 1960s re-enactment at the GCR Railways at Work Gala.
The C-ATMSFB0 24A idling at Elwood, MO after the crew timed out. The next crew that gets assigned to it will take it to the John Twitty Energy Center.
My mother's day present!
Kellie Mize template No. 131
Anna Aspnes loopdaloopz
The yellow and black were loosely drawn from nature ;)
BNSF 8752 glides through Machens, Mo. on the BNSF Hannibal Sub. with a UCEX coal load headed for the Ameren Rush Island Power Station near Crystal City, Mo.
Another one for the 'How-To' Department.
I did a few changes to my Zetros truck last night, including the loader crane, so I figured I'd drop this here - mostly because these things are pain in the neck to build at Minifig scale without relying entirely on click-hinges and having them become completely flimsy.
The gun piece is just there as a placeholder, if you want to make it extendable you need another flange or +Rod piece. And of course the hook. ;)
The upper portion of the crane is based on Bobofrutx's design
#307 Loading
Met with the homies today. Some content is coming, but you gotta hold on just a bit longer.
Bexhill-on-Sea 20-03-2022
The first of two 300 ton loads approaching Buckholt Lane roundabout nearing the end of their 2 day journey from Shoreham to Potmans Lane electrcity substation.
With loading started in the wee hours of the morning, 48208, 48203, 48103 and 48201 continue to shunt back into Premer's Graincorp Terminal on 5422. The 48s would load the front half, shunt forward into the station siding to drop off then go back and load the second half.
Updated Sunny's Studio cover called Baby loading
you can find this pose in the pregnancy theme at the studio,
If you are wearing the TP Hud click on the pregnancy!
Backdrop: Baby Loading
A pair of YN2 AC4400's lead loaded military train W809 bound for New Orleans from Fort Drum as it passes under the Route 33 bridge in Bergen, New York on a bitterly cold day.
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CSX Rochester Sub
Bergen, NY
CSX W809 (Military Loads; Fort Drum - Watertown, NY to KCS - New Orleans, LA)
CSX 427 AC44CW Blt. 2000
CSX 301 AC44CW Blt. 1997
The bogie cement tanks are loaded. The loco is remote controlled.
Photo taken with kind permission on a supervised visit.
Loads from the Toyota Tundra truck plant come off the Corpus Christi Sub and on to the Austin Sub in downtown San Antonio behind clean power. September 2017.
Brand new ARRIVA Buses Wales ADL Trident 2 / Enviro 400 4550 - CX14 BXN loads up in Rhyl Bus Station for a journey on coastal route 12 to Llandudno West Shore.
In case this picture is misleading anyone, I’ll clarify that the idea with a side loader is to empty the bin into the hopper, not all over the arm itself. I’ve failed this concept a few times in the past and not because I’m a complete retard, rather due to distraction and/or a lack of observation. In view directly beneath the hopper access ladder is a white plastic bag..... this caused the catastrophe. As the previous bin lowered towards the ground, this bag flew out, floated in the air and caught my attention just as I grabbed the next bin. As per usual I hooked the joystick in the back right corner to simultaneously retract the slide and raise the arm, but instead of watching the arm movement in the mirror, my attention was diverted to this flying bag. To my dismay I witnessed the bag come to rest on top of the slide beam and cover up one of the sensors, which resulted in signal blockage and stoppage of the slide retracting.
As soon as I saw where the bag landed, I flicked my gaze around to the side mirror, seeing the slide stationary in the shown position and the arm continuing to raise the bin towards the hopper. After getting a visual of the unfolding circumstances in the mirror, I literally shouted out “NOOOOOOO!!!” in terror, then next thing the bin was inverted with the contents pouring all over the arm and onto the road. Fail. Of course the bin didn’t hold a single bag or two, it was fully loaded with sloppy and badly contained garbage, plus it was raining and a few members of the public witnessed the unsuccessful lift. My mind registered the likely outcome once I saw the bag cover the sensor, but everything happened so quick I didn’t even get the chance to consider releasing the joystick! After a few swear words and brief dissatisfaction over the event, I quickly got some humour out of the disaster and knew this was something worth sharing =]
Wanted to make one last drone for droneuary. Drones are pretty fun and easy to make with my limited parts at school, so I think I'll continue for a while with them :)
Reprocessed with better colour and image quality
Although it ran only weekly, the loading on the Colas worked Burton - Dollands Moor flow in 2009 could vary wildly.
On this occasion 47727, Rebecca only had 4 empty steel wagons forming 6Z48 Burton - Dollands Moor as it cruised past Kings Sutton
Appearing out of the incline that leads out of the Severn Tunnel, newly regeared 66651 hauls another load of imported steel bound for Port Talbot. 6Z53 1243 Portbury Automotive Terml to Margam T.C.
Coal from the nearby Ffos-y-fran open pit coal mine is washed and processed at the Cwmbargoed wash plant prior to despatch to Miller Agent’s customers, which includes Tata Steel, the cement industry in Derbyshire (Hope) and various heritage railways in UK. In this scene, 66156 loads up with coal at the Cwmbargoed Disposal point for despatch to Port Talbot on the 6C94.
Soooo I fell in love with Katie Mallettes page on the video, so much so that I immediately got up to scrap lift at 6am this morning!!!!! Hoping I've done it some justice :)xxxx
Ilford Sprite 35-II - not sure about fantastic but definitely plastic !
It's an entry level plastic camera which is not designed to be repaired. 😂 Serial #210802
From Ilford websites:
Since inception in 1879, ILFORD has been a name associated with photography. Whilst the company has evolved over the years, the drive to provide our customers with world-class products is as strong as it was over 140 years ago.
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The Ilford Sprite 35-II a fun and affordable way to jump into analogue photography!
There are plenty of good reasons why some love the authentic look and feel of film-generated photographs; there’s also the discipline of having only 24 or 36 exposures to work with, and the anticipation of having a roll developed. Then there’s the desire to slow down from the relentless pace of digital technology and instant gratification
Back in the 1960s, few cameras were easier to use and more affordable than the Sprite 35. Forget shutter speeds, aperture, or light meters – just load a roll of film, hit the shutter button, and press the film lever. It was an attractive camera for people who wanted to capture a few snaps without fussing about the right settings.
The Ilford Sprite 35-II continues that heritage and will meet the needs of people experimenting with 35mm film and looking for a camera that’s ‘no frills’ simple. It’s a step up from disposable cameras, and being re-usable, it won’t create extra waste.
The camera has a fixed shutter speed (1/120s) with a 31mm, single element f9 fixed-focus wide-angle lens, perfect for capturing most well-focused daylight scenes, and also features a built-in flash with a 15-second recycle time for night time shooting.
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