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This is my newest moc , the famous AT-RT (All Terrain Recon Transport) . The moc which inspired me was Larry Lars's version , so I owe him my thanks ( although the only thing in which our mocs have in common is the scale ) . I apologize for the background of the pictures , it's just that i'm using the grey baseplate that i use as a bg for another moc , and I am no good at photoshopin' . The arf trooper is my first waterslide decal custom , so I hope you like it . Enjoy and please comment !
Sacramento Regional Transit.
CAF cars departing the Sacramento Valley Station (Amtrak, Capitol Corridor, RT).
My BMW R80 RT recently sold on ebay - it has a brand new MOT - no work was required.
It's a great bike and I'll be sorry to see it go, but after 3 years I'm ready for a change.
Photo: New York City Opera presents "The Turn of the Screw" (1954) by Benjamin Britten
Directed by Sam Buntrock
Conducted by Jayce Ogren
Sets and Costumes by David Farley
Lighting David Weiner
Prologue / Peter - Quint Dominic Armstrong
Governess - Sara Jakubiak
Flora - Lauren Worsham
Miles - Benjamin P. Wenzelberg
Mrs. Grose - Sharmay Musacchio
Miss Jessel - Jennifer Goode Cooper;
invited dress rehearsal photographed: Friday, February 22, 2013; 1:30 PM at Howard Gilman Opera House, the Brooklyn Academy of Music, NYC; Photograph: © 2011 Richard Termine.
PHOTO CREDIT - Richard Termine
On a glorious late spring day, RT 1303 (SP) works route 229 in Chipperfield Road, St Paul's Cray. The usual termination point in Woolwich for this route was Parsons Hill, but this one seems to want to go to Hare Street. Thursday 19th May 1977. 3U-8.
RT 3491 at the London Bus Museum at Brooklands displaying a superb pre-decimal advertisment for a Green Rover Ticket........those were the days!
Turner RT-14
Following his first Thompson Trophy victory in 1934, famed racing pilot Roscoe Turner contracted with the Lawrence W. Brown Aircraft Company to build a new racing aircraft. Designed by Turner and engineered by University of Minnesota professor Howard Barlow, the Turner racer was completed in mid-1936.
Known as the Laird Turner LTR-14 and later the Turner RT-14, the modified racer placed third in the 1937 Thompson Trophy event at the National Air Races and won the 1938 and 1939 contests. With this aircraft, Turner became the only three-time winner of the Thompson Trophy. In 1939 the aircraft was sponsored by Champion Spark Plugs and therefore carried the name “Miss Champion” on its fuselage.
Wingspan:
7.7 m (25 ft 4 in)
Length:
7.5 m (23 ft 4 in)
Height:
3.1 m (10 ft)
Weight, empty:
1,427 kg ( 3,300 lb)
Manufacturer:
Lawrence W Brown Aircraft Co. and Matty Laird
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