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I have 3 white backgrounds and 12 gray.
What you prefer?
I will mail them tomorrow!
Eu tenho 3 com fundo branco e 12 com fundo cinza. Qual vc prefere?
Eu vou colocar no correio amanhã!
IMO: 9435129
MMSI: 305246000
Call Sign: V2DK9
Flag: Antigua Barbuda [AG]
AIS Vessel Type: Cargo - Hazard A (Major)
Gross Tonnage: 9618
Deadweight: 12708 t
Length Overall x Breadth Extreme: 138.45m × 21.34m
Year Built: 2009
Status: Active
Read more at www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/details/ships/shipid:363907/...
Heavy Lift / General Cargo .. At Port of Sunderland , Corporation Quay loading Liebherr reach stackers
This is the BBC....
There were a number of these in use by various BBC local radio stations, offering education about the internet. Eventually this one became a promo unit for Radio Manchester.
Manchester Bridge Street, 17/10/2006.
Detroit, Michigan, USA
cargo
flag: Antigua-Barbuda [AG]
owner: Marship, Haren EMS, Germany
manager: Thorco Shipping, Svendborg, Denmark
length: 145m / 476ft
built: 2008
ex names:
Clipper Marina 2008-2009
Marina 1 2009-2010
Thorcany 2010-2013
Thorco Challenger 2013-2017
Die längsten Dampfturbinenschaufeln erreichen nahezu Körpergrösse. Während des Betriebs ist jede dieser Schaufeln einer Fliehkraft von über hundert Tonnen ausgesetzt.
C840BUW
BBC In the Midlands Support vehicle to CM1.
Location Edgbaston Cricket Ground
England Vs Pakistan 1st Test
4th to 8th June 1992
Detroit, Michgan, USA
Cargo
flag: Antigua-Barbuda
owner:
Delft Schiffahrt Gmbh - Emden, Germany
length: 138.5m / 454ft
built: 2005
Multi-Purpose Dry Cargo ship BBC SCOTLAND passing Schacht-Audorf / Kiel Canal westbound with destination Zeebrügge | Photo: 25.10.2015 | © Hans-Wilhelm Delfs, Kiel
IMO 9266322| MMSI 304074000 | Flag: Antigua & Barbuda/St. John’s | Call-Sign: V2GS7 | Class.: NKK |
GT 4090 | NT 2016 | dwt 4713 | Grain 6410 m³
Loa 100,60 m | Lpp 93,80 m | Beam 16,60 m | Draught 6,41 m |
Engine : 4-stroke-6-Cyl.-MAN B&W-Diesel – 2980 kW – 15,0 kn
Shipbuilder: Tianjin Xingang Shipbuilding Heavy Industries Co. Ltd., Tianjin/China– Yard No. SB329 – keel laid 29.06.1998 – launched 23.04.2002 - delivery 06.08.2002 |
Manager: Briese Schiffahrts GmbH & Co. KG, Leer
History: ARIFE (01.04.2017-xx.xx.xxxx)
ex BBC SCOTAND (01.08.2002-31.03.2017)
ex KNOCK (2002 launched as)
This description was last edited on 17.08.2018
Dr. Who and the Daleks (Continental, 1966).
www.thedoctorwhosite.co.uk/dalek/spaceships/ The Doctor Who Website
youtu.be/WA0zenI7_H8 Dr. Who and the Daleks, Official Trailer
In 1965, Doctor Who was a bonafide success on the BBC so it should come as no surprise that a decision was made to put the Doctor on the big screen. However, despite thoughts to the contrary, it was a decision early on that any theatrical film would only use certain aspects of the television series. Therefore, Dr. Who and the Daleks was never intended to be part of what everyone was already watching but rather it could more appropriately be called an alternate universe version. Here, the Doctor is actually called “Doctor Who” and he is only an eccentric scientist (he isn’t a Time Lord, which technically we didn’t even know about on the TV version yet). Peter Cushing (Curse of Frankenstein, Horror of Dracula) plays Dr. Who as more comical instead of the irascible Doctor as William Hartnell was playing on TV. His granddaughter Susan is there but younger and played by actress Roberta Tovey. Barbara (Jennie Linden) is no longer a teacher but his granddaughter as well and Ian (Roy Castle, Dr. Terror’s House of Horrors) is just Barbara’s boyfriend and has become a bit of a bumbler. Dr. Who has created a time machine in his backyard called TARDIS and it resembles a blue police box. However, there is no explanation of why he would build it like that. It is bigger on the inside, just like the TARDIS we know but the interior looks unlike anything we ever saw on TV.Dr Who and the Daleks 2
First appearing on the Doctor Who television series in December 1963, the Daleks--squishy mutated alien globs contained within powerful robot-like travel machines--were an instant hit, and a wave of "Dalekmania" swept across England, with toys, games, books, and other ephemera being snatched up by the children of the day. Film producer Milton Subotsky, never one to ignore a popular trend, quickly bought the rights to bring the Daleks to the silver screen, pitted against a somewhat altered character called "Doctor Who," played by Peter Cushing.
The story has Dr. Who showing Ian his time machine when Ian accidentally causes it to transport them all to the planet Skaro, although we wouldn’t know that name until the sequel the following year. The story follows the original 7-part television episode fairly close with some differences. Our travelers encounter the Daleks in a city just outside a petrified forest. The planet has been devastated by a nuclear war and the Daleks are the mutated remains living inside a robotic shell. The Daleks here are bigger than what we had seen on TV up to this point. They are also more colorful along with red lights and some even had a claw instead of the usual plunger attachment. Outside of the city, the Thals, remnants of another race but looking more like normal humanoids, still exist but are in search of food. The Daleks cannot leave their city and plan to wipe out the Thals once and for all. However, Dr. Who and his companions work with the Thals to stop the evil plan of the Daleks.
To enjoy this film, a Doctor Who fan needs to leave all expectations at the door. With the subtle differences aside, it is a visual feast of 1960s goodness. Bright colors and a breezy soundtrack make for some lighthearted viewing. Granted, Peter Cushing gives a bit of an uninspired performance but it is fun seeing him match wits with the Daleks. And no, it does not pack the punch that the television series did at the time but at just 83 minutes, it moves along quickly in establishing this new Whovian universe.
The Doctor Who TV series was produced for 26 seasons by the BBC between 1963 and 1989 and relaunched in 2005. It holds the Guiness World Record as the longest running science fiction television series in history. Peter Cushing takes on the role of the Doctor in this film based on a story from the first TV season. The film has our time-travelers befriending future humanoids who are under nuclear attack from a foam-spitting race of robotic mutants.
Two BBC Outside Broadcast Technical Support Vehicles,
that carry all the cameras, sound and vision equipment.
Location Gateshead
Date 11th June 2006
The protestors claimed an "unhealthy bias" existed in favour of the pro-Union Better Together campaign.
Organiser Moira Williams said there was "increasing discontent" about the way the independence campaign was being represented by the BBC.