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Class 47/7, 47773 (D1755) and GWR 4073 Class, 7029 “Clun Castle” power up in unison as Vintage Trains’ “The Cumbrian Mountaineer” gets back underway from Stafford after pausing to set down passengers.
The return leg was running as 1Z31 1532 Appleby to Birmingham New Street, with the Sulzer running round and piloting from Crewe.
Custom built BrickArms/BrickWarriors/BrickForge/SDT/LEGO minifigure. Hazel armor cast.
The armor & helmet pieces are another one of those casts by Hazel. It`s the Colonial Marine though he kinda changed after I made the oxy mask & started to look more pilot-like. The whole mask assembly can be removed. I think pilot style figs look fantastic probably due to all the terrific headgear that is available.
The MV Edmund Gardner (701gt) a former Pilot Tender built for the Liverpool Port Authority and completed in 1953, (Philip & Son Dartmouth). WFU in 1981 now berthed in Canning Dock preserved by the Liverpool Maritime Museum, provided pilots for ships in Liverpool Bay, River Mersey, and the channel leading to the entrance locks for the Manchester Ship Canal at Eastham, Wirral.
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The Port Weller Pilotboat Mrs C. Heads out onto Lake Ontario to make a pilot transfer before a saltwater vessel begins its transit of the Welland Canal.
Кристалл "Hammertone" by KMZ (1962)
Industar 50 (3.5/50 - M39)
Sverdlovsk-4
Kodak UltraMax 400
Tetenal Colortec C41 - 30 °C
Epson V600
Blue skies overhead, but the sun dipped just as USATC 'S160' 2-8-0 no.5820 piloting Stanier designed '5MT' 4-6-0 no.45212 up the bank at Oakworth passes with the 13:55 non-stop Keighley-Oxenhope train.
Aug. 3, 2014: A kid's mannequin and antlers sit inside the cockpit section of an airplane at Santa Paula Airport. On the first Sunday of each month, the Santa Paula Airport, including the Aviation Museum, is open to the public. #santapaulaairport #santapaula #aviationmuseumofsantapaula
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Und das ist Valeria ...
unsere Kamerafrau und Drohnenpilotin... 😎👉💙
And this is Valeria ...
our camerawoman and drone pilot... 😎👉💙
Built 1936 by George Brown & Co, Greenock for Clyde Pilotage Authority, Glasgow.
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SMM ref 2018-090(079),
Pilot Peak, Wyoming along the Beartooth Pass just outside of Yellowstone National Park.
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After seeing the new LEGO pilot helmet today I thought I should get this out before it gets over shadowed. :(
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A spontaneous portrait of one of the "D-Day Doll" pilots in the captain seat at the Daks Over Prestwick public display at Prestwick International Airport, Scotland.
"D-Day Doll", a Douglas C-53D that went into service in 1943, took part as a tow plane for gliders on D-Day, flew in supplies to Normandy afterwards, flew in paratroopers for Operation Market Garden, dropped supplies over Bastogne during the Battle of the Bulge and played a massive part during the post-war Berlin Airlift. A true workhorse of the skies and is, to this day, a "beautifully smooth flyer". This 'Dakota' was on a refuelling stop in Prestwick with several other DC-3 and C-47 aircraft making up the American contingent of the D-Day Squadron. They are to fly in massive formation with many others from around the world to drop paratroopers over Normandy for the 75th Anniversary of D-Day this coming week.
The fuselage was simply a queue of people waiting to talk with the pilots so I had little time to capture the shot. A one-shot chance at 24mm focal length with on-camera flash for some fill. Handheld, on an overcast day with the nose of the plane pointing up to the sky, I had no means of controlling the blown-out light through the windows. I love the relaxed posture and expression of the pilot and felt that the shot deserved a light pass of added grain and a slight sepia tone in post. All of the flyers and crews are volunteering their time for this mammoth endeavour. I wish them all well.
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