colourscheme photos on Flickr

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Porsche GT3 RS in a nice colourscheme by japanpower22

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Blood platelet.....or Pink Elephant? by Janet Waters

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DSC00409 by sjlphotography.

Shoe Abstracts by Maureen Crosbie

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After drawing a shoe, the children chose areas to enlarge to create an abstract design. They painted it with a limited palette and added oil pastel

RAF Supermarine Spitfire Mk FR.XIV RM927 at the D-Day 80 airshow at Arromanches, France by Jeroen Bos

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RAF Supermarine Spitfire Mk FR.XIV RM927 (c/n 6S/381758), civil registration G-SXIV. The Mk XIV was the most important of the Griffon powered Spitfires, and the only one to see significant wartime service. And RM927 is said to be 85% original and is finished in its historically correct colourscheme of ‘X’ flown by No. 430 sq. RAF.

History

This Spitfire was delivered to the Royal Air Force in January 1945 and assigned to the Canadian No 430 Squadron based at Eindhoven in Holland where it flew with the G9-X code. Enlisted in the Second Tactical Air Force, RM927 is one of the few Griffon-powered Spitfires to have been engaged on the European front in combat and reconnaissance missions. On 9 March 1945, while being flown by Flight Lieutenant Stevens, RM927 was damaged by flak just behind the cockpit, resulting in its withdrawal from the front.

Stored, it was sold in November 1947 to the Belgian Air Force were it flew from Koksijde. After being damaged in 1952, RM927 was grounded and stored before finally being retired in 1954. The aircraft then went from workshop to workshop, without its restoration ever finished. RM927 was finally acquired by the French W Air Collection in late 2020. After a very brief stay in France, the Spitfire Mk XIV arrived at Richard Grace’s workshop in Sywell in early 2021 and changed its registration to G-SXIV. It eventually arrived in France, flown by Richard Grace himself, early August 2022.

Reference: airlegend.fr/en/aircraft/spitfire-mk-xiv-g-sxiv-en/ www.scramble.nl/military-news/a-second-spitfire-for-france

Fixie Colour schemes.049 by Lazycat2006

DSC00837 by sjlphotography.

DSC00825 by sjlphotography.

Leaving Vienna by ROOM MAN

Some days after the deal between Lufthansa and Austrian Airlines became approved by the European Cartel Authority, I return home from Vienna. Though intended to be modern, the cabin looks a bit vintage, like the current outside of the plane (I'm sitting in Austrians retro plane, OE-LBP). But nevertheless it was a good trip.

Back to school by Hart Interior photo

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Long distance by ROOM MAN

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Ever seen a combined coach and truck? well you now do, and in sweden this is quite common if you look in the North. Longs distances on the roads and only few people living there. So for most destinations, a dedicated truck connection wouldn`t pay off, so you can send goods also by bus.

This one has quite a nice colour scheme and is operated by X-Trafik. Mind also the additional headlights up on the roof!

blue & yellow livery by Mike W.

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I notice that Vancouver Police Department, Translink's buses and UBC have blue & yellow in their colour schemes.

Skål/Skoal/Skol!

Gentiluomo Brochure 90's by Marc ten Bruggen Cate

Gentiluomo - Amsterdam - Netherlands

Brochure Design

Design by Craig Fielding @ MPG

Client Contact: Vincent Vermeer

www.blind-faith.eu

VIA by Marc ten Bruggen Cate

VIA Convenience Stores Identity

Vendex Food Group

Design by Kimberly Hillman @ MPG

Client Contact: Marie-José Vermin

Blind Faith Design

www.blind-faith.eu

20150122125112 by sjlphotography.

VIA by Marc ten Bruggen Cate

VIA Convenience Stores Identity

Vendex Food Group

Design by Kimberly Hillman @ MPG

Client Contact: Marie-José Vermin

Blind Faith Design

www.blind-faith.eu

VIA by Marc ten Bruggen Cate

VIA Convenience Stores Identity

Vendex Food Group

Design by Kimberly Hillman @ MPG

Client Contact: Marie-José Vermin

Blind Faith Design

www.blind-faith.eu

Lego? by Nik Watt

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Don't you think the colourschemes make this look like a toy-town?

Elan by Michael Coghlan

1959 Hotel or chateau by Henk van Zanten

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Made from this scratch, that I bought years and years ago, but didn't know what to make of it, untill I finally came across this ad:

www.flickr.com/photos/65338219@N08/49621585778/in/faves-5...

which shows how to rebuild it, which I did with original old 1959 bricks.

www.flickr.com/photos/54802887@N08/49639828176/in/datepos...

The red German werbemittel brochure form 1959/60 shows one picture of a toyshop, with in the back high this model, although in a different colourscheme.

www.flickr.com/photos/65338219@N08/49272936398/in/faves-5...

Ford 2011 Mustang GT Five Point Oh by Peter Blackert

Glass roofer version of the new 2011 Mustang GT 5.0. Colourscheme in the traditional lime with black stripes.

New 5.0 litre with 412 hp. Yee Haw!!

DSC00408 by sjlphotography.

The Lion by Arne Kuilman

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The lion of Peugeot. 1882-1982 emblem.

OO-NHK Eurocopter EC-155B-1 C/N 6876 by janencherry

Arriving on a truck at Lelystad Airport. (Roadrunnerlaan) Satys will give the aircraft the colourscheme of Air Greenland (Red with white accents)

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Kristinehamn by ROOM MAN

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Kristinehamn at Vänern lake is a centre for the real class mainline diesels in the Nordics. This one was resting at the local depot, besides other friends from Danmark. I missed one train due to those nice relicts, but it was worth it.

Also quite a nice day as I made my journey via Ludvika-Hällefors-Storfors towards Kristinehamn. Definitely a rare thing to do, as there are only two trains a day.

Read more here www.jarnvag.net/lokguide/TMY.asp

747 N78020 LGW 050192 02 by John Revell

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Built for Alitalia 747-243B N78020 first flew on 20th Feb 1971 and finished its career withdrawn at Las Vegas McCarran in March 1993. Here the twenty one year old machine pushes back from the south terminal at Gatwick on a cold morning in Jan 1992 with just over a year of flying left, but still looking smart in Continental's new (at the time) colourscheme.

DSC00661 by sjlphotography.