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A dying spartan lays in the tender care of an unknown. The tenderness and care that is given to him helps makes his passing from one world into another. So stranger who is passing by, go tell the spartans that here we lie, obedient to the law.
Atlanta(GA) FD Engine 7 is a 1992 Spartan/Quality pumper equipped with a 1500 gpm pump and 500 gallon tank. It is diesel-powered with an automatic transmission. It has a serial number of M-745 and shop number of 0018164. Photo taken on 30 July 1994 at Atlanta's annual muster.
Ricoh 35mm SLR
Autorack train 15J curves through the village of Cove with a single SD70 pulling empty cars from New Jersey back west to the automotive heartland. Over two dozen SD70's have ended up in the "dead" lines in Roanoke, VA; stored after the recent downturn in traffic. With SD60's all but gone from the Norfolk Southern roster, a Spartan cab is becoming an uncommon sight.
Atlanta(GA) FD Ladder 26 is a 1993 Spartan Gladiator/LTI 85' midmount. It is diesel-powered with an automatic transmission. It carries a sn of 9203790 and a shop # of 18185. Photo taken 30 July 1994 at the annual muster in Atlanta.
Ricoh 35mm SLR
Para el grupo Macro
Mondays - Tema: Award
Estas medallas pertenecen a mi hijo por su participación en la Spartan Race. Esta prueba la ha realizado varios años.
I haven't seen this done before, figured I'd give it a try. Didn't have enough shields unfortunately (there's around 50 in there).
A spartan cab SD70 leads P16 south as it eases onto the single track at Cagle on the Piedmont Division. This train runs the Commerce Branch to Lula, just north of this location, where the line joins the Piedmont Division. It then terminates at Gainesville, the "Chicken Capital of the World", works the yard, then returns north to Commerce as P15.
The ATB combo Spartan and Spartan II arrived to S. Chicago with a load of Calcium Chlordie to be discharged at terminals on Lake Calumet.
Well, I'll go ahead and say I loved doing this. Halo used to be one of my favorite franchises, and making a Spartan using this sculpt made my day. I got it from Josiah,aka Brickzalive, I belive Pecovam made it. First off huge thanks to Billy, KJ, and Josiah. They all helped me with making this at BFAL. I painted the Fig using Apple Barrel and Citadel paints. The shotgun is a painted BA. KJ taught me many good ways to weather weapons, so a huge thanks to him.
Car Ferry The "Spartan" - Ludington, MI - July 2025
This Boat is no longer in service. However The Badger still makes the crossing to Wisconsin every day carrying cars, train cars, and passengers.
© Bernard Deniger. All rights reserved.
Remerciements au personnel du Verger Julien Lauzon pour leur gentillesse et pour m'avoir permis de prendre quelques photos.
A few years ago I got this picture of a beautiful Spartan Plane landing at the Half Moon Bay Airport.
05/03/2015, Arriving Europoort, Netherlands.
Keel laid on 15/06/1978, launched on 16/01/1979, and completed on 09/07/1979 by Ateliers et Chantiers de la Manche, Dieppe, France (1271).
668 g.t., 1,200 dwt., & 60 tons bollard pull, as:
'Abeille Bretagne' to 1996,
'Pacific Salvor' to 2001,
'Jantar' to 2009,
'Spartan' to 2017, and
'Lucky Star' since.
Photos by kind permission of Willem Koper
My favorite Spartan as of yet, also featuring my favorite helmet!
This spartan (attempted female with thinned belt.. Plus, the hand plate design is female) is wearing Gungnir helmet with HU/RS, Default chest, UA/Base Security right shoulder, Mark V left shoulder, Tactical/UGPS wrist, FJ/PARA knees, gold visor.
The helmet AND CHEST PLATE are custom sculpts.
..Consider this the start of next-gen Halo Reach Spartans by yours truly.
...they're just missing in action
Master Chief, John, Spartan, Sierra 117. The man went by many names, and was known mostly for his bravery whilst fighting the Covenant and Flood forces. A fight that lasted years, was the most well known in the history of humankind. After the fight was finished, the Chief disappeared after detonation of a Halo ring, and was never seen again.
But Spartans never die, they’re just missing in action…
Inspired by the final cutscene in Reach.
Day 1: Spartans
Well, I decided to do a 10 day challenge-thingy. Basically, my idea was to remake some of my more popular figs, like the two Spartans I made. And, some new ideas i was thinking of. Enjoy. :D
The Spartan. A great warrior of Ancient times. Originating, in Greece. Being brought back to the fight, 2012. A new war arrives, an old soldier made anew.
BTW, some of this stuff will/may not make much sense… Enjoy. >:D
The Army Aviation Heritage Foundation - Southwest Chapter's UH-1H s/n 70-16315, wearing the markings of the 190th Assault Helicopter Company 'Spartans' approaches a landing zone at Fountain Park in Fountain Hills, AZ. The Huey was one of several helicopters on display at the 2025 Concourse in the Hills event in Fountain Hills.
Here, I have found a Brtish Spartan somewhere near Barstow, CA. How did it get here?
There are so many roadside attractions like this along all the highways in Mojave Desertl I think I can spend a whole year wandering around and would still find good objects for photo opportunities.
What's going on everybody?
I apologize for not uploading a NEW custom in a while, but I hope I'll be able to upload a lot more in the weeks to come.
So... my third character from my SB-Verse Bat Family is completed. I had a lot of fun making her. I was inspired to make her when I saw this picture. I loved the design, so I decided to base mine on the one in the picture. But I changed it up a little, by adding red detailing. I'm really happy with the way the red/gold combo turned out! I sanded the the hair piece a little so you can see her right eye better. I also slimmed down her sides and exposed her shoulders to give her a more feminine look. The sword holder is made out of paper. The entire figure was painted by me, with a mix of toothpicks and high-detail brushes. I was going for a League of Assassins/Shadows look, which is what I got. Overall, even though there are obvious flaws, I'm still very happy with the way she came out!
Let me know what you think, I'd love to hear your thoughts.
P.S. Like my Last of Us pictures, the background editing is inspired by Logan Fulford's editing technique, so credit to that goes to him.
P.P.S.I also apologize if the picture is a dark. I had some lighting issues, and the editing made it a little darker.
P.P.P.S. The next SB-Verse figures will probably be Oracle, Killer Croc, Scarecrow and Penguin. Things might change, but I'm pretty sure those will be next.
Went to watch the Halton Spartans yesterday afternoon. This was my first time having a go at sports photography so overall I'm happy with the results.
Two Sikorsky MH-60R Seahawks of Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron HSM-70 "Spartans" on the flight deck of the USS Gerald R. Ford. The nearer helicopter is 168158 '700', the Squadron CO's aircraft, in colourful markings throughout compared to the low viz '701' next to it. It's a shame the tail is folded, as this Seahawk has a splendid image of a Spartan warrior on the rear fuselage!
In the foreground is a RIM-162 Evolved Sea Sparrow launcher, part of the ship's anti-aircraft/missile defences, and a Mk38 25mm gun system.
The snow-capped Tianshan Mountains loom in the background as JS Class locomotive 8358, top and tail with 8366, heads an empty coal train to the Er Jing colliery across the spartan landscape on the fringes of the Gobi Desert. The mountains are an extensive range and the highest peak is Jengish Chokusu, at 24,406 ft. Sandaoling, Xinjiang Province, China.