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I had just got off this RF655 on my Green Rover trip, at West Kingsdown,
Kent , Route 452 on 13/5/67.
Still hangiong on, RF 684 was the last LCBS RF in service. Sold for preservation, it was eventually scrapped in 1989.
RF-4C.
117 TRW / 106 TRS.
Birmingham ANGB, Alabama.
1990's.
To AMARC as FP963 May 19, 1994. Still on AMARC inventory Jan 15, 2008
RF-4 EJ is responsible for reconnaissance flight, but since it has a weapon control system, attack missions are also possible.
A 6th Generation Multipurpose Fighter used by Ragnarok Security Solutions.
It has very high stats, and as such can perform Level 4-5 maneuvers and stunts. For an ace pilot this is a must-have aircraft.
It can easily be fitted with TLS.
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Damn this took long. Enjoy.
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Extra: Outlines of the original variant:
A well turned out Norbiton (NB) based RF 424 prepares to leave Hampton Court station on the not so direct route 201 to Kingston. Thursday 26th September 1974. 2C-2.
De volle dolimetrein van RF cargo rijdt de onweerswolken vooruit in de bocht in Nijkerk, op weg naar Veendam.
Graphical methods that were used in the pre-computer age enabled complex tasks to be performed with an acceptable degree of accuracy, by practitioners who were often unaware of the science behind their tools.
To use an improvised compass in no way undermines Mr. Smiths superb invention, but demonstrates what can be achieved with very simple tools.
Created within the constraints of IP192:
1 - a circle (choose as many as you like)
2 - string
3 - black and white
I'm reading a book on macro photography by Harold Davis called Creative Close-Ups: Digital Photography Tips and Techniques that's kind of inspired me to try some new things. For this shot, I added a 36mm Kenko extension tube to my macro lens so that I could get in really close, and then put some water drops on the flower. The author loves to use water drops, and I've always liked them, but I think I'll use them even more now.
Lighting info: I wanted side lighting for the shadows it creates that reveal textures and shapes. Lit with one YN560 in a 24 inch soft box camera left and in front at 8 o'clock. For fill light I hand held a small mirror camera right to bounce some light onto that side of the flower. The flash was in manual mode, and was triggered by a Yongnuo RF-603N.
Other plants, flowers, fruit or thingys that I've photographed using strobes can be seen in my Strobe Lit Plant set. In the description for that set, I list resources that I've used to learn how to light with off camera flash. www.flickr.com/photos/9422
Rossiya- MVD (Rosgvardiya )
Tupolev Tu-154M, c/n 92A922
Ex-RA-85135, B-2628, RA-85765
Helsinki/Vantaa (HEL/EFHK) 25.10.2017
While RF 600 lays over in the bus station at Orpington it attracted some admiring attention from drivers of the service buses, who asked questions about its age etc and wanted to sit in the driver's seat.
Sevenoaks classic bus running day.
RF-4C.
186 TRG / 153 TRS.
Key Field ANGB, Mississippi.
ANG.
Aug. 1986.
To AMARC as FP900 Oct 8, 1992. Still on AMARC inventory Jan 15, 2008
London (Ontario), 4 June 1988.
69-0362 of the Tactical Air Warfare Center (4485th Test Squadron) at Eglin AFB, Florida. It has an interesting fairing on the spine.
This RF-4C was converted to QRF-4 and written off in September 2014.
The London Airshow of 1988 had a special theme: '30 Years F-4 Phantom'. 26 Phantoms (24 American and 2 German) were lined-up on a taxiway.
The disbandment of AG51 at Bremgarten was attended by many interesting guests. Among them this RF-4E of the other reconnaissance squadron: AG52. 17 September 1992.
The LC and LT liveries seen side by side at Sevenoaks on 23/10/71.
RF 560 beside RF 634. The cream relief on the LT roundel at the front of RF560 has been retained - unlike a lot of the RF's taken over by LC at the time.
Konica Hexar RF rangefinder camera. Successor to the AF. These had a production run of just 4 years(1999 till 2003). Don't know the vintage of my one. Was interested in getting a rangefinder and happened upon this one on ebay. Googled it and came upon this review: www.cameraquest.com/konicam.htm.
Got it for £400 body only and was fortunate enough to find a 50mm f2 lens for £100 not long after. I've since been keeping an eye out for a 28mm or 35mm hexanon and they just don't seem to crop up on ebay very often. May have to settle for a voigtlander lens. The 35mm f2.5 pankake lens looks nice and compact.