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A refrigerator car sits among the weeds outside the East Troy Electric Railroad maintenance building. If you look closely, you'l see that it's a former Milwaukee Road car.
With 50 empty coal gons clacking along behind, Mid Michigan GP9 #24 rolls east along the former GTW through Ada at dusk. The empty cars would be put into storage on the out-of-service portion of the GTW main in Lowell.
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Storage line from Glendive shops. As the shops has been closed since July 7th 2020. Tons of SD70MACs, GP30s, GP38-2s and other units come to rest here.
17.2.2020.
GBRf Class 66 No 66779 'Evening Star' climbs away from Retford with 5Z91, the 09.26 Bounds Green - Worksop Down Yard ex LNER coaching stock storage move.
DVT No 82230 was on the rear of the train.
2016 challenge, Week 45: B&W Typeface
Interesting signage just outside of Sandpoint, Idaho. Caught my attention because my last name is Wood. No relation to the owners of this business. Also thought it was an interesting way to build a water storage container.
My latest build has been commissioned by a german leading pallet truck and forklift manufacturer.
I've built the entire line up of its truck range plus three different warehouse scenes: unload/upload, storage and picking scene (see the previous pictures). Every scene is fitted with the right forklifts.
The three different subjects are the advertising campaign of the company and in these days my work is featured on many logistic and transportation specialized magazines.
It's been very challenging and even funny building all the pallet trucks and forklifts and the company has been really satisfied by the work.
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National Museum Of Ireland - Out Of Storage. Hidden away in the back end of Collins Barracks lie cases upon cases of anonymous treasures - far away from the exhibitions and militaria.
Linen and Amy Butler fabrics were used to make this storage bin.
I also made a matching linen tag holder.
Inspired by and based on the tutorial posted by Pink Penguin.
I made mine quite a bit larger. Finished dimensions are 13"L x 8"D x 10"H.
I have a ridiculous number of dolls in varying stages of rehab. I do know what is in each box and try to keep them organized, weeding out periodically.
Milwaukee Cold Storage Co. Building was built in 1892 and it was once the location for the Milwaukee Cold Storage Company. At the time of construction it was billed as the largest cold storage house in Wisconsin. It is an historic building constructed in the style of Romanesque Revival architecture and it is located in the Walker's Point Historic District of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
This storage room is on the outside of the old house we are gradually restoring in rural South Carolina. I’m told that smoked meat and root vegetables were stored here in the late 1800s and early 1900s when the kitchen was outside and electricity had not yet arrived. Most recently, it appears the previous owner used it as an outdoor dog house.
Just a quick snapshot of my current working space. The visible units here range from small to large. I also have oversized bins out of the picture for unsorted and non-labled parts, and tv, dvd player, etc for use while I'm building (nothing like sitting down to build and watching box sets from things like Star Wars, Bugs Bunny, Family Guy, etc...all the world's problems go away for a while!)
The only unique thing about my storage method, compared to others I've seen, is that I label and sort with drawers in the same fashion as Bricklink catagorizes parts in their catalog. This way I'm "speaking the same language" when it comes to locating a part or deciding where to store it. I've found it extremely helpful since Bricklink's cataloging is thorough, extensive, and seems to function well. If I'm ever confused as to where to put a new piece, or having trouble finding something in my collection, I just go to Bricklink to see where they put it, and compare that to my labeling...it takes me right where I need to go.