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The Smithsonian Museum - National Air & Space Museum on the National Mall, Washington DC. A fabulous collection of the most important, iconic and in many cases unique, aircraft from American Aviation history. Well worth a visit and completely FREE!
Module Requirements:
• Footprint: 16 wide x13 deep stud footprint
• Height: walls are 9 bricks + 1 plate + tiles on top, shown here in alternating colours for reference. (supports under the floor can be up to 2 bricks tall.)
• open top and front
• Eight 1x2 technic bricks for connection to the station module. These must be located correctly or it won't fit together.
• Tiles around the top edge (these are mostly hidden)
• 6-stud wide doorways on the left and right walls, with 2x4 tiled area in doorways.
• Nothing may extend beyond the 16x13x9 cube; otherwise it will interfere with the connections to the station.
Optional:
• Back wall has a 12x5 stud window, 2 bricks above floor level. If you do not want a window, or do not use the whole window area, we will cover the outer wall with greebles.
• Connecting the floor together under the module can be up to 2-bricks tall since they are hidden by the rest of the station. Recommended for strength.
As the train starts up we see a reflection of some modular component of the car. Oh! They're seats!
So before there was a flickr there was the Queensway Tube Stop in London. Sullen and strangely deserted on a weekend afternoon. Waiting long minutes for the tube I chanced upon this wall with its seeming generations of pasted up ads. A kind of evolution, we see what's at the surface but there's a long deep history beneath
A session this evening with my Module 2 portrait model Vanessa. This time I have her running.
The rest of my photos from this session can be found here if you have the time to look
Isla Springs module (6 feet) followed by one half of Seaboard Southerns Pound Gap curved module and then Peter-Lloyd Jones Lloyd Yard module.
Spacelab was a joint effort between NASA and ESA. It was carried in the shuttle orbiter cargo bay and served as a temporary space station to conduct scientific research. Various different pallets were constructed, including a large pressurized module which expanded the orbiter's habitable volume.
Various analog(ue) synthesiser modules I got, mainly from Plan B/ear-group in the USA. The original plan was to get them made in frac-rack format, like the 2 Blacet modules in the top left-hand corner of the pic, but somehow it didn't work out like that. The "euro-rack" format is slightly smaller and runs on 12v instead of 15, so I'm building a power supply and a basic case this weekend. Plan is to build a case somewhat similar to one of those old Buchla folding scissor cases for playing live with. L-R they are VCO, "dual timbral gate", multimode filter, envelope generator, Doepfer multiple, Doepfer multiple, Doepfer dual VC switch, VCO.
The control module is connected to the ignition circuit, I used the radio circuit from the Ron Francis wiring kit. The buzzer and sensor plug into the module. I used the supplied double sided tape to mount it to the top of the foot box that extends into the cabin under the dash.
Replacing a 10W halogen with a 10W LED - battery life should be about the same, with greater light output.
Moving of one of the modules I helped assemble for Air Products. The pipe is heavy walled and the module weighed in over 200,000 pounds. They only moved it a few hundred yards, since it was so big and heavy it was built close to the plant it was destined for.
Orbiter airlock-facing side. The blue hatch connected to the transfer tunnel to connect the crew compartment of the orbiter to the module. The reflection of Space Shuttle Enterprise can be seen in the glass covering the hatch.
One of the huge SAP modules is Sales and Distribution – from ordering to delivery, containing Request for Quotation (RFQ), Pricing, Sales Orders, Shipping, and Packing. The SAP SD module is very well integrated with other modules like SAP MM (SAP MM Training in Mumbai) and SAP PP (SAP PP Training in Mumbai). This is a basic tutorial that includes the fundamentals of SAP SD and how to deal with its several modules and sub-modules. If you want to expand your knowledge from SD to other SAP solutions and technologies, you have the option.