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Modular design with functioning Suspension and portal axles.
the cab bonnet and doors open revealing the interior, 4 gear sticks and the engine.
The cab, tray, front loader and engine are all removable and could be swapped out for different ones once I build the alternatives.
Steve Austin (right), an F-16 Fighting Falcon weapons standardization lead crew member with the 56th Maintenance Group, evaluates Airman 1st Class Christopher Snead (left), an aircraft armament systems technician, inspect an inert AIM-120, advanced medium-range air-to-air missile, as part of the loading portion of the 56th Fighter Wing’s quarterly load crew of the quarter competition at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, April 8, 2016. Snead is assigned to the 310th Aircraft Maintenance Unit. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by 2nd Lt. Phil Fountain) 160408-Z-DJ352-018
This is a gas powered winch used to load logs onto trucks from the yarder landing.
McLean Steam Sawmill, Port Alberni, B.C.
Small and unimportant things make a complete game. This is one of them: a loading screen for the ice zone.
For today's prompt I have to go with 'reality'. As in, it's MY reality that I can't scrap anywhere but my scrap cave!! So I decided to scrap photos from a recent (and extremely rare thing for me to do) class at a local-ish scrapbook store with the One And Only Donna Downey. Since it's about creating outside my usual scrapping place, maybe Lain will over look the fact that I didn't actually CREATE it in a different place. :)
I got to use this gorgeous paper from Studio Calico that was in my January Gossamer Blue kit. It was one of those papers that I immediately fell in love with but then thought it needed "special" photos. Well, these are them!! Sorry about the bad layout photo but the day got away with me and it was taken with my iPhone. :)
Loading the ADS-2000 One Atmosphere Suit into the Wet Chamber in the US Navy Experimental Diving Unit for first manned 2,000 foot certification dive, Pilot Steve Drover
seen coming from Loughborough heading towards Long Eaton. Ratcliffe Power station dominates the skyline.
Here you see the auto-loader in front of some TM Type 89 mid-cap magazines. So you can see it is about double the thickness of a standard M4/STANAG magazine and so would fit nicely into a double mag pouch.
Available from UNCompany in Hong Kong (and other Chinese retailers) this electric auto BB loader taked the strain out of loading those low/mid-cap magazines.
It holds 300 BBs and fills a mag in seconds. It costs $48.
A PetSmart® associate loads supplies to help with rescue efforts. PetSmart Charities® has dispatched seven Emergency Relief Waggin’® vehicles, each stocked with $60,000 worth of crucial supplies to aid pets and rescuers hit hardest by the recent floods and tornados in the south and Midwest. A temporary shelter has been set up to house displaced animals due the the flooding and devastation in the area.
The traverser and steaming bay area for the Moira club's new railway in Wunghnu.
First Public Running Day of the Moira Miniature Railway's new track in Wunghnu - Sunday March 14th 2021.
Tim Sleeman loading race cars. Working as owner operator with Relaible Carriers, RCI of Canton, Michigan. Tim Sleeman.
Sleemans Classic cars.
Simple layout of some photos that didn't go on the other two Oshkosh layouts...
Papers by KPertiet and BHA from ScrapGirls.
The loading zone is for loading and unloading only. If you wish to load or unload please go to the loading zone. And then just park your freakin' cycle in the zone. You idiot. (Nice bike though.)
Huntington WV
This is my little cousin, Mark. When he stayed with us a couple of summers ago, he would wake up each morning and say, "It's another beautiful day!". And he just *had* to wear those floaties when he was taking a nap. So sweet...
"Summer Days" Quick Page - Gettin' Scrappy with Britt
Title - Messy Stamped Alpha No. 3 Brushes-n-Stamps, Katie Pertiet (Designer Digitals)
Word Art Brads - Simple Spots No. 3 (recolored), Katie Pertiet (Designer Digitals)
Font - Catherine's Lazy Days