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New to Limebourne Buses, Dennis Dart / SCC Caetano T408 LGP managed to escape having an ageless NI registration applied when it was purchased by MK Metro! It is seen here at Milton Keynes Railway Station on 7th April 2007.

This weapon used on project MKULTRA, or MK-ULTRA, which was the code name for a covert, illegal CIA human experimentation program, run by the CIA's Office of Scientific Intelligence. This official U.S. government program began in the early 1950s, continued at least through the late 1960s, and used U.S. and Canadian citizens as its test subjects.

 

The published evidence indicates that the MK-Ultranator was used to manipulate individual mental states and alter brain functions. The details are too intense to state here.

The Mk.15 is the newest Rocket Launcher in the UDKA's arsenal designed primarily for anti-structure and personnel work it can be used in the hands of the skilled operators used to bring down armoured vehicles.

The Tetrarch was a British light tank that could be parachuted out of an airplane, though the design proved to be unsuccessful and was later removed from service in August 1944.

This is my first attempt at making a tank with a turret.

C&C

Lego ww2 spitfire during the battle for Brittan.

Based of Bruno Vaiano's Spitfire.

Futuristic looking concept cars based on real vehicles or total figments of the imagination rapidly became a common sight in the Matchbox line up from the early 1970's in a desperate bid to recapture sales from Hot Wheels who were decimating them in America.

This Dodge Charger MK III concept is very much of its era with swooping wedgy lines, a fully opening cockpit door and very very retro metallic purple colour scheme. In loose and preloved condition.

A true modern version of my XMLR rifle which was a semi-accurate recreation of the Luger prototype rifle. This is akin to the Mk. 14 Mod 0 with collapsable stock, pistol grip rails, modern receiver and detachable 20rd box magazine. Its not fitted with any accessories as this is basically factory stock.

 

I assume the luger rifle action operates in the same manner as its pistol counterpart so I didn't think a gastube and glasblock were needed. I could be wrong.

 

Enterprise Mk II. Stronger and sleeker than the 2017 Mk I.

Canon Demi S

 

Novi Sad, Serbia, November 20th 2011 (FED3)

 

Royal International Air Tattoo 2015, RAF Fairford, Gloucestershire

Jaguar Mk 2 3.8 at the East Kurrajong Hobby and Car Show.

This Caetano Compass bodied Dart started its working life with Limebourne Travel,making its way through Connex,East Thames Buses and Durham Travel services before making its way to MK Metro in 2005.Sadly scrapped after accident damage in 2014

Atkinson mk 1 tipper photo taken Sydney NSW awaiting restoration....

1947 Bentley MK VI (#B9AJ) Figoni & Falaschi coupé. The only postwar body they made on a Rolls-Royce or Bentley chassis. Finally painted black again, it will hit the Concours scene before being sold within the next year.

Installation view of the Cube Gallery

 

Photo: Miles Umney

The beautiful yet small man-made falls at the MK Nature Center.

Jaguar Mk 2 3.8 at the East Kurrajong Hobby and Car Show.

cmw photo studio

張明偉攝影工作室

The Harvard Mk. IV was a training aircraft used by the Royal Canadian Air Force during World War II. It was a low-wing monoplane with a retractable undercarriage and a single propeller. The Harvard Mk. IV was known for its reliability and versatility in training pilots for combat.

Caetano Nimbus bodied Dennis Dart acquired from Cheney Travel Services operating MK Metro Service X34 from Milton Keynes to Daventry.Approaching the end of its journey as it heads along New Street towards the Bus Station

Mk Azmi on a climb to Glacier View Lookout Point, Tasman Valley, Aoraki National Park, New Zealand

 

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Lore

The tankette Mk.I is an indigenous design inspired by international developments and recent trends in tank or rather tankette design. This vehicle differs from other international designs in that it feature its main arnament in a turret rather than mounting it in a hull. This is to so enable the crew to have a larger field of fire than other tankette designs therefore providing a potential edge in armoured combats with other low armoured and low silhouetted vehicles. The vehicle first entered construction like many new vehicles of the SGN's armed forces in 1926 folowing the armies great expansion programmes beginning in 1925. In this image here a crewman conducting maintenance and repairs of a tankette Mk.I is conversing with some intrigued chasseurs. He is explaining the new camo scheme developed for this vehicle known as "camouflage en désordre" (messy camouflage) a camo designed to break up the outline of the vehicle.

The Mk.15 is a tiny scout drone manufactured in Australia for use by UDKA Armed forces, on board it carries a wide array of tech including IR Camera, Thermal Camera, Day Camera, IR Designator, and MILSAT control Uplink.

Former Isle of Wight Mercedes carrying an All over Advert for Human Resource Partnership at Milton Keynes Bus Station

Big shout out to Zat, his Cruiser Mk IV was a big inspiration for me. The turret is his design which I reverse engineered. Also credit to Mj louder, Florida Shooter, and Heer Kommandant. Their Cruiser mocs were also inspirations

 

This tank was build for the Anglian faction in the Colonial Bricks lore.

MK Rose

The MK Rose, located in Campbell Park, is a new public space for Milton Keynes where everyone can commemorate, celebrate or remember a special person or event throughout the year. Created by internationally renowned artist Gordon Young, the MK Rose features a calendar of days important to the people of Milton Keynes. These are represented by 105 pillars arranged in the geometric design of a flower. So far, 62 pillars have been inscribed (list of agreed pillars so far available here) and 43 others have been left for future dedications.

 

www.theparkstrust.com/whats-on/mk-rose

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