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Class 508 1289 Ex Class 501 Sandite No3 ADB977349 ADB977350, Birkenhead North EMUD, 16/10/1987

47456 emerges from Sonning Cutting and approaches Twyford West with the 09.05 Wolverhampton - Brighton train.

BR (Derby) Class 82/1 Mk.III DVL No. 82 103 in interim NXEA livery swishing through Stratford on a Liverpool St.-Norwich express, 7/08.

The seats of southern 313 219 at Lewes. 14th January 2011.

Class 37 - 37901 MIrrlees Pioneer

Class 104 DMU 50455/53517, Churnet Valley Railway

A professor brings in a class to the Kent State University Architecture Library to show some of the pertinent journals for their studies

Lego Classic Space Micro Scale starship. The Dragon Class is the first Capitol ship designed and built at the Geitech Shipyards in orbit around Silesia Prime. The Dragon class is well armed, and includes a modest hanger bay capable of accommodating shuttles, fighters, mechs, and light freighters. In addition to its state of the art armament, the Dragon includes a wide range of short and long range sensors for exploration purposes.

180102 heads north past East Hyde whilst on test with 5Z81 12:32 Cricklewood U.G.L. - Loughborough Brush.

Class 08s 08504 08502 08741 Class 37 066, Thornaby TMD, 23/04/1988

Secondary class C2 reunion: C2 then, C2 now, C2 forever!

Class 47 47828 in Virgin colours 13 January 2004

The Royal Train returning from Brighton passes Burgess Hill

DB Schenker EWS class 66, 66060 is seen passing Rushey sidings LC with a loaded coal train for Cottam Powerstation.

no one wanted to go to school today

87004 'Britannia' nameplate, London Euston, 13th January 2005

Class 33 102 Class 438 8007, Salisbury Station, 28/06/1988

Class of 2020 graduation photos

GM Class 66/0 3,200 hp Co-Co's Nos.66068 & 66 111 substituting for a Class 60 on a trial basis leaving Wetserleigh Oil Depot on a Robeston empties, 1/10. Two Class 66's were needed to haul the same load as a Class 60 because, though with an extra 100hp, the Class 66's did not have such good torque characteristics as the Class 60's.

50017 preparing to depart from Paddington 1987.

DB Schenker class 60, 60074 "Teenage Spirit" passes through Rollerston with the Humber - Kingsbury, loaded oil tanks.

Technology & Combat Characteristics

Since the Archangel-class assault ship is based upon Orb's Izumo-class battleship, the weaponry of both classes is nearly the same, although, as a whole, the Archangel-class carries more weaponry than the Izumo-class. The armament features positron blaster cannons, beam guns, CIWS, linear cannons and several missile launchers, making the class more powerfully armed than either the Nelson-class battleship or Agamemnon-class carrier. Its only equals are the Girty Lue and LHM-BB01 Minerva. The true power of the Archangel-class is however hidden in the ship's cavernous hangar bay: it supplies room for up to at least eight Mobile Suits or Mobile Armors. Combined with the G Project prototypes, theArchangel was intended to be very nearly invincible. In operations, she was intended to hold the GAT-X102 Duel and GAT-X103 Buster, Lieutenant Mu La Flaga's TS-MA2mod.00 Moebius Zero mobile armor, and two TS-MA2 Moebius mobile armors back for defense while the GAT-X105 Strike, GAT-X303 Aegis, and GAT-X207 Blitz took the battle to the enemy.

Armaments

"Lohengrin" Positron Blaster Cannon

The most powerful weapon of the Archangel-class are two "Lohengrin" positron blaster guns (literally "Knight of Swan", named after Richard Wagner's opera of the same name), which are retractable and mounted inside the two front "legs" of the ship, directly below the hangars.

"Gottfried Mk.71" 225cm High-Energy Beam Cannons

The only other beam weapons carried by Archangel-class ships are two "Gottfried Mk.71" 225cm high-energy beam cannons, which, like the ones of the Izumo-class ships, can move into several positions. As with the positron gun the beam guns are retractable and mounted on top of the two "legs", thus providing defense capabilities while mobile suits are launched.

"Igelstellung" 75mm Automatic Multi-Barrel CIWS

The Archangel is armed with an array of 16 "Igelstellung 75mm automatic multi-barrel CIWS guns that are calibrated exceptionally well to intercept incoming missiles or lightly armored Mobile Weapons. Like the "Gottfried" beam cannons, the CIWS guns are movable to shoot down targets from several directions.

"Valiant Mk.8" 110cm Linear Cannon

Each side of the ship mounts a single "Valiant Mk.8" 110cm linear cannon, which, like the positron and beam cannons are retractable. It could also operate underwater after the Archangel was altered and proved to be exceptional against underwater MS and submarines.

Missile Launchers

Besides energy guns and shell-firing weapons, Archangel-class ships are also equipped with a large number of missile launchers, divided into 24 x surface-to-ship missile launchers and 16 x surface-to-air missile launchers. These launchers allow the Archangel-class to fire a large number of different missile types.

Bridge Tower Missile Launchers

The lighter missiles, such as "Helldart" anti-aircraft missiles are loaded into and stored on tubes on the bridge tower. The light Helldart missiles are primarily used as their classification suggests, in an anti-air role, however they are generally ineffective at damaging targets with phase-shift armor.

Aft Missile Launchers

The stern of the Archangel-class houses two sections that project backwards directly behind its dorsal wings and directly above its engines. These launchers house the heavier missile classes, Sledgehammer anti-ship missiles and Corintoss and Wombat heavy anti-aircraft missiles. When deployed these missiles normally perform a 180° turn in a wide arc around the side of the ship and then forward towards their target.

Class 487 W&C 59 83 74 76 56, Waterloo & City Waterloo Station, 22/06/1988

going over carlisle bridge, Lancaster

Heads away from Carnforth.

Class 313 099, Clacton Station, 09/04/1988

Class 08 no 08698 stabled at Ripple Lane

Akal Dev Singh, Shabad Kaur, Shiva Singh

Class 141 Pacers 141107 141115, Leeds Station, 28/08/1991

Class of 1968 Reunion-28 Jan 2016

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