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March's best spot so far. Note the period sun visor! The Standard 8 was a very plain and basic small car, but I'd be happy to have one in my garage (if I had one). Spotted out and about.
Arriva inherited a batch of standard 9.7m Metrobuses from Maidstone & District. Whilst not unique in the Arriva fleet, they were a distinctive element of the Arriva Southern Counties division. This fictional example is a long-wheelbase 10.5m version, a variant that was never built. It carries the later discontinued 'serving Surrey & West Sussex' strapline (18-Apr-14).
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If you thought that the light grey hull was sort of boring, and that I was just building your standard octagonal ship with big slabs like everyone else then think again. The front hinges off. A month or so ago I showed this thing in a vertical stance as a "space elevator". I liked the idea but still wanted this to be a space ship of sorts. Well I compromised and thought of hinged aircraft such as the Antonov, and transferred the idea here. I figured that if you discover a new planet your first goal is creating a supply chain between you, the exploring vessel, and other ships behind you.
This whole thing will get bigger as is traditional, but I'm really taking my time. Since I've finished the biggest obstacle (the Nautilus), I can proceed further with my sci-fi grand plan. Really the goal is to continue building sci-fi shit like this and other ships until I graduate. I'll then see if I can continue building during Masters study and finish the whole project for a future brick con or other lego convention.
The scene I've had in my head for the past couple years is the Nautilus coming in as backup to an exploration vessel(s) which look somewhat abandoned on a desolate new world. I guess kind of Alien inspired with a mix of Halo.
The biggest struggle is going to be building the whole environment. It is going to have to be at least 1 x 2 meters squared area for the world to look big in comparison to the other ships, and definitively have curvature of the planet built into it. Issue there is that would take a ludicrous amount of parts and $ compared to all my other stuff. My lego collection is actually tiny compared most AFOL's, and all my ship builds including the Nautilus have been on a tight budget.
Train 177 eases through Austell with a veteran spartan cab SD60 leading the short train south to Macon.
The Standard of Ur, 2600-2400 B.C.E., shell, limestone, lapis lazuli, and bitumen, 21.59 x 49.53 x 12 cm (British Museum, London)
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Blackpool Standard tram no 40 is seen at the National Tramway Museum at Crich in Derbyshire at the August 2019 1940s weekend
Got this little gal for a nice price, probably because her hair was cut, but she's so pretty otherwise. Barbie is wearing a dress from the Sears Glamor Group collection.
Standard class 4MT 4-6-2T runs from Alton towards Chawton Woods during the MHR's end-of-steam gala in early July
British Railways Class 2MT 78022 heads south on Keighley Bank on 1050 Keighley - Oxenhope on 05/02/2023
Claude Ryan's first converted Standard J-1, the Oneota, over the San Diego waterfront, note the lack of a registration number's this was two years before they were required. Dick Bowman is the pilot of the Ryan Standard on passenger flight to LA. This plane was christened 'Oneta,' the name of the ranch of Henry Bowlus' family. 35 gallon fuel tank above wing.
The Standard mill, which processed ore from the Standard Mine. The mine was originally named the Bunker Hill mine when it was first registered in 1861. Most of the inner workings are still in tact.
In its heyday, the mill processed more than $14 million worth of gold and silver over 25 years.
Ex BR Standard 2 No. 78018 hauling the box wagons bound for Loughborough on the Great Central railway.
Wooden standard windmill on four brick dice. Built in 1888 at Olsene and moved to Bruges in 1911, replacing the original mill which was blown down in a storm in 1903. Originally there were 8 windmills built on the walls between Kruispoort and Dampoort to the north, but now there are only 4.
BR Standard 73156 steams through Swithland Sidings on the Great Central Railway during a Timeline Events photo charter.
Locomotive: British Railways Standard Class 5MT 4-6-0 73156.
Location: Swithland Sidings on the Great Central Railway, Leicestershire.
Double chimney Standard class 4 75069 returns from a major overhaul, seen departing Hampton Loade on the Severn Valley Railway as the morning mist slowly starts to clear.
A bathroom with 'Standard' Plumbing Fixtures in the colour named 'Orchid de Vincennes'. From 'Color and Style in Bathroom Furnishing and Decoration' published by Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Co., Pittsburgh. 1929.
The NY Transit Museum's BMT AB Standards were back plying the rails of the Brighton Line this weekend during the annual Parade of Trains.
AB Standards
Neck Rd Station
Brighton Line - BMT
I wonder what standard is maintained here. The deeper you go, the higher you fly
The higher you fly, the deeper you go
So come on come on
Come on its such a joy
Come on its such a joy
Come on let's make it easy
Come on let's make it easy
Take it easy, take it easy
Everybody's got something to hide except for me and
My monkey
The standard outfit and equipment for the members of the Areani.
Wielding straight swords and round shields, their simplistic weapons hold a nasty surprise for those who would turn their backs on justice, and more importantly, on the Prince of Loreos.
Their armor is perfectly designed to allow full freedom of movement, meaning they can run and fight with perfect agility and ease. Their training is the best imaginable to the point where complex maneuvers are instinctive.
Whether it be the top of the highest cathedral, or the deepest darkest swamp, they know where you are. Fear the Order!
Standard gauge ČKD-built Tatra T6B5 unit 4103 was introduced in 1989 and was recorded working a Sofia Line 20 service along Boulevard Ekzarh Yosif.
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The Standard of Ur, 2600-2400 B.C.E., shell, limestone, lapis lazuli, and bitumen, 21.59 x 49.53 x 12 cm (British Museum, London)
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80146 Standard Tank 4MT deparing Harmans Cross Station after awaiting the Christmas Belle service to cross.
Dual branded service station on University Avenue in St. Paul, MN displaying Standard and Amoco torch-and-oval signs, taken in the summer of 1995. Today the station displays just one brand, BP, and the KFC on the next block is now Popeye's.
7001 leaves Salford's Victoria bus station not long before it's withdrawal from service in 1986. I can't pinpoint an exact date but it will be sometime between February and October 1986 as that was when it was allocated to Frederick Road following the closure of Weaste. It lasted right up to the end of the PTE being withdrawn on the 25th October 1986, the day before deregulation. It operated the last bus to Weaste depot before that closed and also did the same rites for Frederick Rd which also closed on the night of withdrawal. It was presented to the Museum of Transport at Cheetham for preservation though was initially stored at the closed Birchfields Rd garage. Now restored to as delivered condition it is a regular performer at museum events.
This classic internet meme is now finally yours to own!
Completely redesigned for 2012, this will look gorgious atop your bookshelf, mantlepiece or high performance gaming workstation. Guaranteed to make you the envy of the Geekosphere! But hurry, only 100 of these have been made so far, and there's no way to know when more will become available.
- Easy to follow, step-by-step instructions.
- Includes full-color glossy instruction booklet.
- Uses 100% brand new, brand-name parts.
- Obeys all known laws of physics!