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I built this little pillar drill a few years back. Drawings, castings and bar stock are from Stuart Models. Fun to make, there is a lot of friction in the wire spring drive belt. This model will become a part of the steam driven Victorian line shaft workshop I'm building in about 1/8" scale. At some time, I plan to make an alteration to this and convert the angle dive from spring belt to a bevel geared drive at 90 degrees. All in the master project plan..!
these are my buddy stuart's. he's overseas for work so i squeezed into them for a few shots so i could put them up for sale. size 11EEE, he typically wears a 12 so they're apparently a bit roomier than a standard 11 (i'm a 13.5/14 and they were tight as hell on me).
GT11 EBT is a Volvo B9R/Plaxton Panther new to Brown of Thorpe Arch in April 2011. It is now part of the Lanarkshire based Stuarts of Carluke fleet who have adapted the Eddie Brown livery with their own colours.
Stuarts of Carluke Volvo Olympian/Alexander R Type 162 BDA is seen here in High Blantyre in between school duties.
It was new in July 1997 as R747 XAR (East London VA47), laterally becoming 16047 in the national Stagecoach fleet numbering series. It later worked for Berwyn Coaches of Trefor before joining the Stuarts of Carluke fleet.
UAF Campus, Fall 2014.
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Stuart Hall opened for student and faculty residency in 1955.
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Fujichrome Sensia II ASA 200. Olympus XA2 Camera.
The M-5 Stuart was a light tank of WW2 fame. Though rather mobile it was hampered by very light armor and a small 37mm main gun. It was useful in the roles of reconnaissance and infantry support.
This is on display in DeKalb, Illinois. This really does need some maintenance. Hopefully, they will get it fixed up soon. I think this version is a M5A1 (Stuart VI), of which 6,810 were produced. This was the major variant in US units by 1943.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M5_light_tank#US_variants
The inscription reads:
"This memorial is erected as a tribute to those of the city of DeKalb who have served with courage and honor in the defense and preservation of American liberty"
Wishes all a Happy Whisker Wednesday.
Sorry I haven't been around much, I've been sick. I'm better now.
Thank you for visiting
Stuart has just been awarded an honorary LLB (Doctor of Law). Now his title runs something like, Beloved National Treasure Doctor Stuart Hamilton, LLB, Order of Canada.
As usual, I had an amazing time being with him. His insight into the artistic process and the life of an artist is profound and I think it is going to become an integral part of the way I work and live.