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Building instructions available freely here. I strongly advise to have a look at it before doing anything.
Credits inside the building instructions. Enjoy!
A class 143 sits in Pontypridd station with the 12:47 Treherbert to Cardiff Central (2F40) service on a snowy day back in February 2019..
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Colas Rail English Electric Class 37 diesel locomotive. Built in 1965.
With a test train at Cambridge station conveniently resting on platform 6.
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A Class 135 fire truck I designed over the holidays. Pictures of the model to follow when the final pieces arrive.
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Colas Rail English Electric Class 37 diesel locomotive with an engineering train at Ely station.
Built in 1963 and still going strong.
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BR Class AL2 [Class 82] Bo-Bo E3049 [built AEI (MV) / Beyer Peacock 1960, withdrawn 1983, scrapped Rotherham 1993], Euston, 1 July 1968. Copyright Professor S B
Class 141 unit 141011 arrives Castleford with the 1400 Leeds to Knottingley service on a dull 12th July 1984.
Mark my words, one day these units will achieve the legendary status their service warrants.
Or perhaps not...
Seen on opposite sides of the ex GC Line in Worksop are 58021 in Loop no1 and 56018 languishing with 08607 in the Yard.
Taken during a guided tour for an Art Project.
Photographed with a Canon FTb/QL and FD50mm f1.8 lens. 60/f4.
Scanned from negative with a Sony A7riii, Canon FD100mm F4 and LED Lightbed.
66718 passes Crewe Casey Lane working 4L18 the 14:18 Trafford Park - Felixstowe on a glorious afternoon 17/8/17
The Knox-class frigate USS Vreeland (FF-1068) is approaching the USS Mount Baker (AE-34) for a replenishment at sea. Seen operating in the Eastern Mediterranean as part of the US Sixth Fleet in the summer of 1982.
The 4,260-ton full load Knox-class were designed as anti-submarine frigates and 46 were built, starting in 1965. The last was decommissioned from US service in 1994. They were 133.5m long, with a beam of 14.25m and a draught of 7.6m. Two 1,200 psi boilers provided steam for a Westinghouse geared turbine on a single shaft, producing 35,000 shp and a top speed of 27 kt.
She is seen after modifications, having the so-called 'hurricane bow' which was designed to help reduce heavy seas coming in and damaging the weapon systems forward of the bridge.
The ships' primary armament was the eight-round Mk 112 ASROC launcher seen just in front of the bridge. One full reload for the launcher was available. In front of the ASROC launcher is a standard (for the time) single-barrel 5-inch/54-calibre Mk 42 gun. The ship also carried four fixed torpedo tubes for 324mm Mk 46 anti-submarine torpedoes.
On the stern, Vreeland had been upgraded with a Mk 25 eight-cell Sea Sparrow surface-to-air missile launcher. Just forward of that was a hangar and flight-deck for a Kaman SH-2 Sea Sprite LAMPS 1 helicopter.
Vreeland was launched in 1969 and stricken from the US Navy in 1992, going on to serve the Greek Navy for a further seven years.
Scanned from a slide, this is a much-improved version of an image posted many years ago.
6-8-98 Burton upon Trent
47053 on 6M83 Doncaster - Bescot 'connectrail' service.
Comprising 'carless' tanks & a new intermodal flat being carried on the back of another flat
New South Wales heritage units 3801, 4201, 4501 charge up the grade at Jindalee with a transfer movement back to Thirlmere.
Class 20 l Crewe to Sizewell flasks at Woodbridge Suffolk 30-10-2003 (any body with the numbers would be appreciated)
This sub is not based on any particular real-life design. However, it shares the most DNA with the Italian Adua-class, such as the Gondar. On cold war submarines, a bow bulge holds sonar; here, it's a method to improve seakeeping. An air-filled ballast tank in the nose keeps the flared bow from dipping underwater when the submarine is on the surface. The Delfino is a relatively small and lightly armed submarine. Its design favors stealth and speed over large deck guns or many torpedoes.
Although I have an updated heavy cruiser design almost finished, this is the first new build I'm posting for JFS 3, a Divide and Conquer semi-spinoff set in the Pacific in 1942. I'll be once again playing as Montefalco, my Italian faction.
Close to Warsage a Captrain Class 66 hauls a freight in the direction of Aachen West.
Warsage.
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Direct Rail Services (DRS) Class 37, 37609 & 37605 power away from Crianlarich railway station on the West Highland Line working 1Z57 Fort William - Crewe with the 'Three Peaks Challenge by Rail' tour, 17th June 2017.
Video from a 'chase' of the train: youtu.be/wfv4VZCcJhw
I always liked the look of these Swindon built Class 123 DMUs, although this is the only picture I ever took of one, seen departing Doncaster on a Hull to Manchester service in February 1984. On their last legs at this time, they were withdrawn a few months later.
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Class 08 shunting engine , 08830 is seen at Crew works open weekend in 2005 in the black livery of London North Western Railway. My scanned slide
86 607 and 86 602 passing Thankerton with the late running 4S88 Felixstowe - Coatbridge Freightliner. Meanwhile the southbound class 70 hauled 4Z27 Coatbridge - Daventry Freightliner just gets out of the way in time at 06:30 on 21 April 2016.
A fantasy of mine. I would love to attend one of my high school class reunions as my Jill self. Having one of the guys from my class ask me out would make it a perfect night.