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Working with this handsome model was so easy and fun! I love his energy and easy going personality! I was impressed with how well organized he was with the photo shoot styling. This was his first look! Keep on checking during the following days to see which look you like the best! :)
The Ford Model T (colloquially known as the Tin Lizzie, T‑Model Ford, Model T Ford, or T) is an automobile that was produced by Henry Ford's Ford Motor Company from October 1, 1908 to May 27, 1927. It is generally regarded as the first affordable automobile, the car that opened travel to the common middle-class American; some of this was because of Ford's efficient fabrication, including assembly line production instead of individual hand crafting. The Ford Model T was named the world's most influential car of the 20th century in an international poll.
It's Freight Car Friday but instead of a specific car this week is just a simple view of the classic all American mixed freight train. It's heavy with boxcars including older Plate C cars and modern high cube Plate Fs along with a nice mix of gondolas, tank cars, covered hoppers, coiled steel cars, and center beam flat cars....a true modelers delight.
This is Norfolk Southern train 14Z, a Knoxville to Allentown manifest that came off the Pulaski District from Bristol and points south at Walton just a couple miles behind them.
They are approaching the Switchback Road grade crossing on Main 1 of modern day NS' Christianburg District at about MP N295.5 as they pass beneath the famous Vicker coal tower. This imposing structure was built in 1951 as a further example of the N&W's commitment to steam far longer than many other Class 1s. Alas it only served a short nine years before the last fire was dropped in May 1960. Prior to this being built there was a fascinating balloon loop trestle and loaded coal hoppers were spotted atop it to load coal directly from the railcar into the tender of a steam locomotive below.
Montgomery County, Virginia
Saturday March 30, 2024
Quinn Linden 2018-05-599 taken with Sony ILCE-7RM3 and FE 55mm F1.8 ZA lens at ¹⁄₅₀₀ s at f/1,8 and ISO 100 ISO
12-1-2018 Photo shoot, trying out my new Godox AD200 strobe front and natural light from behind, with model
When we were walking and got to this picnic table, Benni hopped up and assumed a modeling position, over the shoulder, looking off into the distance. It made me laugh because I hadn't planned on having her on the table for a photo op.
(She got a little piece of cheese as payment.)
Chloe modeled for me and we will be doing some more photos on Tuesday, we will be using props so some surreal looking portraits coming up, (edited and unedited photos in this batch)
Wow, 2024 flew by. I've been busy, travelling and working and travelling for work. As a result, this year, I've built the smallest number since I started making these overviews back in 2010. I did update a few models, such as my A-4 Skyhawk and F-8E Crusader, that I did not put in this overview, but all in all I built about 12 models.
As in 2023, most of them are minifig scale. New this year is that I didn't build a single 1/22 scale vehicle and I built (part of) a boat. Judging from the flickr stats, the WW-2 German submarine was my most popular build of the year, closely followed by my combine harvester transport, which is a personal favourite. I'm also quite happy with my Super Hornet and the last model that I've built this year, the Allelys Mercedes Arocs. Yesterday I finished its trailer. More pictures will follow once I've completed building its load, which will be in the new year, given that I need a Bricklink order to arrive before I can complete it.
I may not have built much, but I did go to five Lego events, in Ede (Netherlands), in Manchester and Swindon (UK), Kobe (Japan) and BrickFair Northern Virginia (USA).
Model : Nguyễn Ngọc Tuyết
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