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On 9th July 37175 leads with 3q14 15:17 Westbury Dn TC - Weymouth - Westbury Dn TC, departing Westbury 128mins late at 17:25, due to major track circuit failure at Dorchester Jc, which affected GWR/SWR services till the end of the day. Pictured at Strap Lane, Upton Noble.
Consist 96604, 6122, 9808, 62287, 9714 (inc. ex Motorail and Caledonian sleeper coaches). Test train departed Westbury later for London Waterloo.
Me testing lighting for a job. Sometimes there's no assistant, no Joe Bloggs I can borrow, so I make do with remotes and myself.
37421 (37025 on the rear) leads the monthly track testing train away from Littlehampton. Running as 1Q52 from Eastleigh Arlington back to Eastleigh Arlington the train's schedule includes Portsmouth Harbour, Totton and a trip up the Portsmouth direct line to Guildford.
Winter editorial tester, shot with Kate... then we never got anymore snowfall.
See more from this series here: www.remyroman.com/blog/2016/12/27/kate-editorial-tester-s...
I know everyone's got one already but I wanted to test out the 85mm f/1.8 prime lens again. The f/1.4 is "better, " I'm sure, but not four times better ($).
37254 (37175 on the rear) leads the Network Rail test train, 1Q52 1037 Eastleigh Arlington to Eastleigh Arlington via many former Southern region routes, and is seen here after passing over Shalford Junction heading towards Portsmouth. The Guildford to Redhill line curves away in the background beneath the escarpment of the North Downs.
Angry Bob 37425 on 3Q18 20:58 Derby RTC - Doncaster West Yard sat awaiting time at Alderley Edge before Thrashing off to Manchester Airport 24/06/2025
Guck mal ;)
Zitat Ich habe das Gefühl, dass ihr das Schnittmuster etwas verändert habt, denn irgendwie sitzen diese Schuhe anders als die silbernen, die es vor längerer Zeit zum Testen gab.
WDM Ltd Iveco-Ford EuroCargo 4x2 Road Surveying Unit S7WDM, new in 2003..
Seen on a break from Scrim Testing at Tan-y-groes, West Wales.
Empire Test Pilots School English Electric Lightning T.5 XS422 taxies out for a practice display prior to their upcoming families Day, 12th September 1985.
With a Chinook hovering in the distance the main runway was out of action during works there so they were using the shorter cross-runway.
Stored for many years, she's currently coming back to 'life' with the AALO at Stennis, Mississippi where engine runs have already taken place.
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Scanned print
Winter editorial tester, shot with Kate... then we never got anymore snowfall.
See more from this series here: www.remyroman.com/blog/2016/12/27/kate-editorial-tester-s...
The ultimate high!
Empire Test Pilot School's BAC (English Electric) Lightning T.5 XS422.
Taken during a low and 'dirty' flypast and in less than ideal conditions at the 'Families Day' held at the A&AEE Boscombe Down in Wiltshire on the 21st September 1985.
The main runway was under re-construction back then so they were using their shorter cross-runway. Luckily the cross-wind component was within limits and of course - she was in the capable hands of one of the Empire Test Pilots School's top instructors!
'Tester' is the radio call-sign of all ETPS aircraft
This machine is now under re-build 'to fly' at Stennis Airport, Mississippi, USA
For more details seehttps://lightning422.com/
Scanned from a very poor negative but best on black - just press L or click the image
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The IAT events would always attract a good selection of MoD (PE) aircraft, that is to say those used for trials and one-off purposes.
In 1979, the Royal Aircraft Establishment showed us this Canberra B2 WK163, which later appeared in 'Raspberry Ripple' livery but is now painted in early Bomber Command livery in the hands of the Classic Air Force at Coventry.
Greenham Common, Berkshire
25th June 1979
Praktica LTL, Kodachrome
19790625 13312 WK163 IMG_0004 decrblu 16_9 clean std
I ended up making 25 single girl blocks. Five were for the back but I decided I wanted the back to be all voile. I stitched these up as a tester before I start handquilting my king size. Willow has been dragging this around since the moment it came out of the dryer
The wonderful Empire Test Pilots School English Electric Lightning T.5 XS422 performing at a very murky Boscombe Down on 21st September 1985 at their Families Day to which I was lucky enough to be invited to.
Stored for many years, she's currently coming back to 'life' with the AALO at Stennis, Mississippi where engine runs have already taken place.
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Scanned from a grotty print