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Busy production schedule. No room to store the props so they are in the square. The beauty of Verona.
An old whatever car sits outside of a shop along the CP's Chicago Subdivision west of Davis Junction. The Central of Georgia heritage motor was slowly rolling east with CP train 472.
Charlestown, Cornwall, October. These men appear to be moving props around for filming. Charlestown is often used as a film set. Recently they were filming something called "Beyond Paradise" here.
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A propeller plane, also known as a prop plane, is an aircraft that uses a propeller to generate thrust for forward movement. Propellers are essentially rotating airfoils that, when spun by an engine, create a pressure difference that pulls or pushes the plane through the air. They are typically smaller and slower than jet aircraft, making them well-suited for shorter flights, regional routes, and general aviation purposes.
Built to test and evaluate a vertical take-off and landing fighter from Convoys - ex US Navy Lockheed XFV-1 'tailsitter' on display at the 'Sun 'n Fun' Campus Museum at Lakeland Linder Regional Airport in Florida.
Marked as '658', she is actually BuAerNo 138'657'
Here she is in flight whilst testing at Edwards AFB, California
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I was inspired by some great aircraft shots by hoobgoobliin to revisit my photos from the National Air Force Museum of Canada.
Twin props of a Handley Page Halifax Mark VII
U.S. Navy and Marines warplanes - a Grumman F7F Tigercat in front, followed by a Goodyear F2G Corsair and a Grumman F8F Bearcat
At the 2011 Wings Over Houston air show
Reprocessed photo from the archives
Crazy Tuesday - Frozen in Time - 23 Feb 2023.
Two bladed prop frozen in time on a Mavic 2 Pro drone.
My favorite new prop... this rusty old pick up truck! I know It's going to come in handy.... and it's not going anywhere. Oh... and the funky deer head...a bonus that I found half buried. My son calls these shots my "Album Cover" shots. I'm sure the album would be God awful.... but here's the cover anyway... straight from my newly discovered redneck hideaway!
+ these are props for a photo shoot i did recently. but yeah we ended up eating them as they are the real Bouchon macarons... ;P
Fuselage of Boeing 737-505 N797EL used for film and TV work at Dunsfold Surrey (EGTD), formerly with Braathens as LN BRX in service Feb 1993.
North American T-6G Texan, s/n 49-3038, c/n 168-142, N66TY, Tail Code TA-038 "Spanish Lady" and Douglas A-1D Skyraider (AD-4N) NX959AD, c/n 7759, Former BuNo. 126959 in USAF service, Tail Code TT "Naked Fanny" at Lunken Airport (LUK/KLUK), Lunken Airport Days, September 4, 2016.
When composing photos, we sometimes look for items to include in the shot that might help identify the subject or location or both. Sometimes it could be just to make the photo more interesting or believable. Whatever the reason, props are often used. In the case of this image, a non-operating wig-wag crossing signal adds a bit of flavor to this scene. But I would guess, there never was a wig-wag anywhere along SP's narrow-guage "Slim Princess" line in the Owens Valley of California. That be said, it is wig-wag Wednesday and for me, it looks appropriate. Or maybe not depending on how much of a purist you might be. SP #18 at the Laws RR Museum in Laws, California September 23, 2017.
The pedestrian precinct between Broadgate Tower (left) and 201 Bishopsgate (right) at dawn.
The buildings were designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and completed in 2008.
Thanks to Brick Print I was able to add these printed bricks to the Stoom Stichting Nederland LEGO 01 1075.
This entire model is made in scale 1:45. It's powered by 2 L-motors in the boiler which gives it a realistic and propper steam locomotive speed. The locomotive is controlled by a Pfxbrick which has a XL speaker for sounds effects. The locomotive is 67 studs long and 8 studs wide.
The reall one is currenly at rhe SSN in Rotterdam near my home village. It is the fastest steam locomotive in the Netherlands. It's able to reach speed up to 140 km/h.
The model took my around a year to built. I did have a older version which was 98% Habricks.com design. That model has now been scraped and completly rebuild into this monster.
The costum driving rods are from Bricks-on-Rails.com.