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Seen at Exeter St Davids about to attach to the front of a failed HST on a Paddington-Penzance service. 09/06/1990.
Class 60 No. 60076 passes Eaglescliffe with a train of empty biomass hoppers from Drax to Tyne Coal Terminal on 24th August 2021.
Caledonian Sleeper 73968 leads 73966,92038 and 92010 though Newcastle working 0Z80 Polmadie to Doncaster
"All other ships, head for that opening."
I have not actually seen Wrath of Khan (blasphemy, I know) so this model is based on the Miranda Class refits in DS9. Like always, to the same scale as the Enterprise set (and now to the Defiant as well).
I saw somewhere that the 1x1 plate with handle was released in light bley in a limited edition Jurassic World set. Can anyone confirm?
S-3 class, 261, sits quietly on a peaceful morning in Minneapolis as the Sun begins to rise. In a few hours it'll power the Gourmet Express to Glencoe to the delight of many. The crew has graciously allowed me to climb aboard, into the immaculately kept cab. Note the nice tribute to the late Judy Sandberg, a pivotal figure throughout 261's excursion history. Also note the mini 261 on the control stand.
Sized for Mobile Frame Zero: Intercept Orbit, a Lego based tabletop tactical game. Based on the Salamis Kai Class from Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam.
The Salamis Kai is a modified version of the lackluster but dependable Salamis class, and as such is also a frigate sized at 12 studs long. In order to bring the Salamis class into the modern era of frame focused combat, the Kai's forward bow has been modified to fit a hangar bay with a vertical lift elevator and topside launch catapult, necessitating the removal of one of the main guns. In order to increase the weight of the attacks the Kai could throw in medium range anti ship bombardments, the secondary bridges were replaced with duel main gun mounts, effectively increasing the total number of barrels to 9. Between the additional weapons and the widening of the bow for the hangar which also necessitated the removal of the missile pods, the Kai's role in combat is more definitely defined to medium range where it might better support the frames it launches. Finally, boosters were added to the engine to improve its overall speed.
The Kai represents a focused effort to improve the Salamis overall, but doesn't quite replace the original's role in the navy. Instead, the Kai is mostly likely to be seen serving as the lead vessel in a small task force comprised of several additional normal Salamis class ships operating in areas deemed less important or dangerous enough to warrant a true capital ship. Alternatively a ship or two of the Kai class may be attached to an existing task force to supplement the frame squads available for duty.
BR class 45 45102 stands in the middle road at Sheffield station in the mid 1980's on an ECS train
Originally D51 pre-TOPS, this locomotive was withdrawn in September 1986 and scrapped at Vic Berry's in October 1988
Photo taken with my old Pentax ME Super 35mm film camera and scanned from my original 35mm colour slide
June 23.
Last night was the first time I've made something in pottery class that did not make me think, "Wow. That looks really horrible."
It still has many stages to go through (drying, firing, glazing, firing again), but I'm feeling cautiously optimistic about this one.
Class 141 DMUs 55513/33 and 55508/28 in the bay platforms at Huddersfield, on trains to Leeds and Wakefield Westgate (if the headcode blinds are correct).
The ELR's Class 105 DMU waits to leave Ramsbottom with the final full-line southbound service of the ELR's Scenic Railcar Day. 9/11/2019.
Class 66 No. 66565 passes Eaglescliffe with a train of containers from Tees Dock FLT to Felixstowe FLT on 7th September 2021
Camera phone shot of a West Midlands Railways Class 196 passing through Small Heath on a positioning move from Tyseley to Worcester on 5th May 2023
LSWR design, but built by the Southern Railway, this example built 1924, and scrapped under BR in 1962 as number 30476.
The letter E stood for Eastleigh, indicating the LSWR origins of the class. The number later became 476.
Locomotive Publishing Co Postcard in collection
Made these cupcakes for G's class at school...it was the best cupcake recipe...ever. So good! Not too sweet, light and fluffy...yum!
One of the most formidable warships in known space, the Deneb-class Battleship is the first ship class of the Solaris Confederation to field the newly developed Tachyon Particle Lance. The Tachyon Particle Lance, in conjunction with superluminal missiles, gives the class devastating long range firepower. At shorter ranges, the class utilizes heavy X-Ray laser batteries. Ships of the Deneb class also fill the fleet command roll, where a flag officer will command a task force or battle group.
Class: Deneb Class Battleship
Affiliation: Solaris Confederation Navy
Namesake: Star Systems of the Solaris Confederation.
Ships Constructed: Deneb, Procyon, Aldebaran, Antares, Barnard’s Star, Bellatrix, Polaris, Pollux, Regulus, Vega, Sol
Armaments:
2x Tachyon Particle Lances
12x Superluminal Missile Vertical Launch System
8x Heavy X-Ray Laser Batteries in four turrets
2x Close-In Weapon System Point Defense
Drive Systems:
FTL: Space Fold Drive
Main: 6x Confined Plasma Thrusters
Secondary: 6x Conventional Plasma Thrusters
Stealth System: Plasma Wake Suppression
Defensive Systems:
Graviton Deflector Shields
Composite Armor Plating
Class 47 47812 is pictured heading south through Doncaster on a centre road, with a Scarborough to Ipswich charter, on July 11th 2015. Class 66759 was on the rear. I first saw 47812 at Durham during December 1967 when it carried 1916.
Found this yesterday, this is one of my favorite class photos. I think it is because a good number of the boys are wearing western shirts, and that little kid back by the teacher who looks like he is real nervous.
Large and in charge!
Class 40 40190 was withdrawn through collision damage 31/12/1976 and sent to Crewe Works for cutting up here it stands in the yard on 15/02/1976 , it was cut up here during May 1976.
image Kevin Connolly - All rights reserved so please do no use this without my explicit permission
Merseyrail British Rail three car 3rd rail EMU Class 508 no.508 136 arrives Aigburth station with the Hunts Cross to Hunts Cross circular for Southport.
Class 24 24081 is pictured in the Diesel Shed at Toddington, during the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway's Heritage Diesel Weekend, on July 29th 2017.
SNCB/NMBS Class 27 2728 had charge of the P7010 07:24 Sint-Niklaas to Schaarbeek Gr.R recorded arriving at its destination.
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Class 47 47580 sits happily at the back of the 1Z24 0737 Southend Victoria to Poole "Cathedrals Express" Rail Tour.
The train had just left Wickford station 12 minutes later than scheduled as the driver did not appear to be happy with something around one of the buffers at the front of the locomotive during a scheduled stop at the station.
This train arrived at Poole approximately 24 minutes later than planned at 15:10 rather than the scheduled 14:46.