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Lower-deck interior view of Go North East's unallocated ADL Trident 2/ADL Enviro 400MMC 6336 (YX64 VOO), which carries East Yorkshire's branding for service X46, is pictured here at Wetherby Services, Wetherby, whilst being transferred to Go North East. 18/10/19
An eight-vehicle swap is taking place between Go North East and East Yorkshire, with four double-deckers transferring each way.
Go North East are in line to receive all four of East Yorkshire's former demonstrator vehicles, numbered 794 - 797 in their fleet, whilst East Yorkshire are to receive four Wright Eclipse Gemini bodied Volvo B9TLs, presently numbered 6118 - 6121 in the North East.
This swap is taking place as 794 - 797 meet the stringent emission standards of the promised Clean Air or Low Emission Zone concepts recently consulted on (as they have Euro 6 engines), whereas 6118 - 6121 do not (as they have Euro 5 engines).
It also standardises the fleet at both companies, with the Wrights bodied Volvo B5TLs being non-standard in the East Yorkshire fleet, whereas they'll be joining a fleet of seven already allocated to Riverside, in the North East.
Volvo B9TLs 6118 - 6121 are also ex dealer-stock, so have a non-standard interior colourscheme and low-back seating, making them unsuitable for use on Go North East's "X-lines" express routes. Prior to acquisition by Go North East, East Yorkshire had already taken a batch of these dealer-stock Volvo B9s, so these additional four should fit in well in their fleet.
All four vehicles being acquired from East Yorkshire into Go North East's fleet will be fitted with Next Stop Announcements, USB charging points, and be fitted with white Hanover LED destination displays. The two Volvo B5s require more extensive refurbishment work, including fitment of new seats re-trimmed into Go North East's new style, prior to entering service.
The brief was pink & girly, but grown up, so we went for a hot pink & black colourscheme with dresses, shoes, flowers & Chanel clutch bags.
British Airways has recently repainted four aircraft in a "retro" colour scheme to celebrate 100 years of operation (including its predecessors BEA and BOAC).
Seen here is Boeing 747 G-CIVB being rolled out of a hangar at London Heathrow Airport, displaying the 1973-1980 "Negus" colour scheme.
Got the gen off a mate that the pink shed was lurking around Holgate yard this evening after spending the day going back and forth between Leeds via Harrogate on a route learning exercise. Couldn't miss the opportunity for a fot.
Freightliner collaborated with ONE (Ocean Network Express) for a special one-off livery in the shipping container company's iconic pink colourscheme.
Named 'As one, we can', the pink shed is currently one of my favourite freight liveries on the network at the moment.
15002 - Airbus A-310-304F/CC-150 Polaris -
Canadian Forces - Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF)
at Hamilton International Airport (YHM)
in the new RCAF-ARC colourscheme
c/n 482 - built in 1988 for Wardair and operated as C-GLWD - merged into Canadian Airlines International in 1990 -
to RCAF 02/1993 and converted to CC-150 Polaris
British Airways has recently repainted four aircraft in a "retro" colour scheme to celebrate 100 years of operation (including its predecessors BEA and BOAC)
Seen here is Airbus A319 G-EUPJ just after landing at London Heathrow Airport, displaying the 1959-1968 "Red Square" colour scheme.
D-HNHE (2004) Eurocopter EC-155B-1 C/N 6681 Lelystad Airport
Arrived today at Lelystad Airport on a Truck from Germany. Is a new customer for the Lelystad plant of Satys where the Heli wil get a total make over. I think the heli will get the colourscheme of Air Greenland (Red with white accents)
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Heli-Shuttle™ Your safest option when moving your helicopter by road
Wednesday 18th December 2019 marks the final day of ScotRail class 314 operations.
After staring their careers in 1979 replacing the former class 303 units, the BREL-built EMUs have spent their whole careers in and around the Strathclyde area.
ScotRail officially retires the fleet as of today, but not without a few 'railtours' on some rare/unusual routes.
I've managed to sample these fine 'PEPs' and here's 314206 departing Paisley Gilmour Street with a service to Glasgow Central in its old SPT colourscheme.
Arrived today at Lelystad Airport on a Truck from Germany. Is a new customer for the Lelystad plant of Satys where the Heli wil get a total make over. I think the heli will get the colourscheme of Air Greenland (Red with white accents)
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Now OY-HUP
Dark Chocolate Mud Cutting Cake with fresh flower topper & 65 White Chocolate Mud Cupcakes with White Chocolate Buttercream for this cute wedding at Findon Manor.
The bride let her three children choose one colour each for the wedding colourscheme - luckily they chose these pretty pastels :)
Lower-deck interior view of Go North East's unallocated ADL Trident 2/ADL Enviro 400MMC 6337 (YY64 GWX), which carries East Yorkshire's branding for service X46, is pictured here at Wetherby Services, Wetherby, whilst being transferred to the Go North East fleet. 05/10/19
An eight-vehicle swap is taking place between Go North East and East Yorkshire, with four double-deckers transferring each way.
Go North East are in line to receive all four of East Yorkshire's former demonstrator vehicles, numbered 794 - 797 in their fleet, whilst East Yorkshire are to receive four Wright Eclipse Gemini bodied Volvo B9TLs, presently numbered 6118 - 6121 in the North East.
This swap is taking place as 794 - 797 meet the stringent emission standards of the promised Clean Air or Low Emission Zone concepts recently consulted on (as they have Euro 6 engines), whereas 6118 - 6121 do not (as they have Euro 5 engines).
It also standardises the fleet at both companies, with the Wrights bodied Volvo B5TLs being non-standard in the East Yorkshire fleet, whereas they'll be joining a fleet of seven already allocated to Riverside, in the North East.
Volvo B9TLs 6118 - 6121 are also ex dealer-stock, so have a non-standard interior colourscheme and low-back seating, making them unsuitable for use on Go North East's "X-lines" express routes. Prior to acquisition by Go North East, East Yorkshire had already taken a batch of these dealer-stock Volvo B9s, so these additional four should fit in well in their fleet.
All four vehicles being acquired from East Yorkshire into Go North East's fleet will be fitted with Next Stop Announcements, USB charging points, and be fitted with white Hanover LED destination displays. The two Volvo B5s require more extensive refurbishment work, including fitment of new seats re-trimmed into Go North East's new style, prior to entering service.
Created for Beautiful World Tents' Open Day at Knepp Castle Estate (you can just see the main wedding tipi in the background)
These cupcakes were for the 'Quintessentially English Tea-Pee', a smaller open tent available for birthdays, tea parties etc. I went for a vintage china theme, inspired by florals, mismatched tea cups and a pastel colourscheme.
It was an absolutely magical setting with the tipis surrounded by forest on one side and a lake on the other. I would love to have my wedding here *sighs wistfully*...
Upper-deck interior view of Go North East's unallocated ADL Trident 2/ADL Enviro 400MMC 6337 (YY64 GWX), which carries East Yorkshire's branding for service X46, is pictured here at Wetherby Services, Wetherby, whilst being transferred to the Go North East fleet. 05/10/19
An eight-vehicle swap is taking place between Go North East and East Yorkshire, with four double-deckers transferring each way.
Go North East are in line to receive all four of East Yorkshire's former demonstrator vehicles, numbered 794 - 797 in their fleet, whilst East Yorkshire are to receive four Wright Eclipse Gemini bodied Volvo B9TLs, presently numbered 6118 - 6121 in the North East.
This swap is taking place as 794 - 797 meet the stringent emission standards of the promised Clean Air or Low Emission Zone concepts recently consulted on (as they have Euro 6 engines), whereas 6118 - 6121 do not (as they have Euro 5 engines).
It also standardises the fleet at both companies, with the Wrights bodied Volvo B5TLs being non-standard in the East Yorkshire fleet, whereas they'll be joining a fleet of seven already allocated to Riverside, in the North East.
Volvo B9TLs 6118 - 6121 are also ex dealer-stock, so have a non-standard interior colourscheme and low-back seating, making them unsuitable for use on Go North East's "X-lines" express routes. Prior to acquisition by Go North East, East Yorkshire had already taken a batch of these dealer-stock Volvo B9s, so these additional four should fit in well in their fleet.
All four vehicles being acquired from East Yorkshire into Go North East's fleet will be fitted with Next Stop Announcements, USB charging points, and be fitted with white Hanover LED destination displays. The two Volvo B5s require more extensive refurbishment work, including fitment of new seats re-trimmed into Go North East's new style, prior to entering service.
Arrived today at Lelystad Airport on a Truck from Germany. Is a new customer for the Lelystad plant of Satys where the Heli wil get a total make over. I think the heli will get the colourscheme of Air Greenland (Red with white accents)
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Transported by Airglaze Aviation Heli Shuttle
From the website: Since the launch of Heli-Shuttle™ we have successfully transported a numerous amount of helicopters across Europe. Heli-Shuttle™ has a custom made low bed trailer, extendable to 14 meters with a unique self loading and un loading ability that requires no expensive lifting equipment, coupled with the capability to load small, medium and large range helicopters on wheels or skids.
Busy Southampton International Port.
The Container ship is MV Safmarine Benguela. She is registered in Hong Kong.
Tug Svitzer Ferriby has the stern line and another Svitzer tug is fo'rrad.
The Cruise Ship is Celebrity Silhouette, seen here in a new "blue" colourscheme
Vanilla cookies, decorated with delicate handpainted flowers to match the pink & white colourscheme of the wedding. Just a few of them pictured here - they're going to be used as the wedding favours
Go North East's unallocated "Green Arrow" branded ADL Dart SLF 5/ADL Enviro 200MMC 5495 (NK69 FBG) is pictured here at the Metrocentre Coach Park, Gateshead, prior to entering service at Go North East. 26/09/19
The region’s largest bus company, Go North East, has invested £1.8 million in 11 brand-new, state of the art, environmentally friendly buses for its popular Green Arrow services.
The buses build on the operator’s existing investment, which has already seen 170 low-emission buses join the fleet in recent years, and a total of £12 million set to be invested in further better buses over the next 12 months.
The new Green Arrow buses, which were built in the north at the Scarborough factory of Alexander Dennis, will be rolled out over the next fortnight onto the company’s 97 route which serves Newcastle, Gateshead, Bensham, Lobley Hill, Whickham, Swalwell and intu Metrocentre with buses running up to every 15 minutes.
With a striking green livery, the buses are packed full of creature comforts and the latest technology including comfortable luxury seating with mobile phone holders, free Wi-Fi, media tables featuring wireless charging pads and at-seat USB charging points. There is also no need to worry about missing your stop, as the buses are fitted with next stop audio and visual passenger information systems.
The seats and interior colourscheme have been re-designed by design agency Creating Desire.
Go North East's unallocated "Green Arrow" branded ADL Dart SLF 5/ADL Enviro 200MMC 5489 (NK69 FBA) is pictured here in the workshop at Saltmeadows Road Depot, Gateshead, prior to entering service. 05/10/19
The region’s largest bus company, Go North East, has invested £1.8 million in 11 brand-new, state of the art, environmentally friendly buses for its popular Green Arrow services.
The buses build on the operator’s existing investment, which has already seen 170 low-emission buses join the fleet in recent years, and a total of £12 million set to be invested in further better buses over the next 12 months.
The new Green Arrow buses, which were built in the north at the Scarborough factory of Alexander Dennis, will be rolled out over the next fortnight onto the company’s 97 route which serves Newcastle, Gateshead, Bensham, Lobley Hill, Whickham, Swalwell and intu Metrocentre with buses running up to every 15 minutes.
With a striking green livery, the buses are packed full of creature comforts and the latest technology including comfortable luxury seating with mobile phone holders, free Wi-Fi, media tables featuring wireless charging pads and at-seat USB charging points. There is also no need to worry about missing your stop, as the buses are fitted with next stop audio and visual passenger information systems.
The seats and interior colourscheme have been re-designed by design agency Creating Desire.
Go North East's unallocated "Green Arrow" branded ADL Dart SLF 5/ADL Enviro 200MMC 5493 (NK69 FBE) is pictured here in the workshop at Saltmeadows Road Depot, Gateshead, prior to entering service. 05/10/19
The region’s largest bus company, Go North East, has invested £1.8 million in 11 brand-new, state of the art, environmentally friendly buses for its popular Green Arrow services.
The buses build on the operator’s existing investment, which has already seen 170 low-emission buses join the fleet in recent years, and a total of £12 million set to be invested in further better buses over the next 12 months.
The new Green Arrow buses, which were built in the north at the Scarborough factory of Alexander Dennis, will be rolled out over the next fortnight onto the company’s 97 route which serves Newcastle, Gateshead, Bensham, Lobley Hill, Whickham, Swalwell and intu Metrocentre with buses running up to every 15 minutes.
With a striking green livery, the buses are packed full of creature comforts and the latest technology including comfortable luxury seating with mobile phone holders, free Wi-Fi, media tables featuring wireless charging pads and at-seat USB charging points. There is also no need to worry about missing your stop, as the buses are fitted with next stop audio and visual passenger information systems.
The seats and interior colourscheme have been re-designed by design agency Creating Desire.
Go North East's unallocated "Green Arrow" branded ADL Dart SLF 5/ADL Enviro 200MMC 5494 (NK69 FBF) is pictured here in the workshop at Saltmeadows Road Depot, Gateshead, prior to entering service. 05/10/19
The region’s largest bus company, Go North East, has invested £1.8 million in 11 brand-new, state of the art, environmentally friendly buses for its popular Green Arrow services.
The buses build on the operator’s existing investment, which has already seen 170 low-emission buses join the fleet in recent years, and a total of £12 million set to be invested in further better buses over the next 12 months.
The new Green Arrow buses, which were built in the north at the Scarborough factory of Alexander Dennis, will be rolled out over the next fortnight onto the company’s 97 route which serves Newcastle, Gateshead, Bensham, Lobley Hill, Whickham, Swalwell and intu Metrocentre with buses running up to every 15 minutes.
With a striking green livery, the buses are packed full of creature comforts and the latest technology including comfortable luxury seating with mobile phone holders, free Wi-Fi, media tables featuring wireless charging pads and at-seat USB charging points. There is also no need to worry about missing your stop, as the buses are fitted with next stop audio and visual passenger information systems.
The seats and interior colourscheme have been re-designed by design agency Creating Desire.
US Airways Boeing 757-200W N939UW lines up at Glasgow, Scotland on its daily flight to Philadelphia.
The new American Airlines colour scheme is, IMO, superb -although I would have liked to have a few of the old scheme to compare it with.
Upper-deck interior view of Go North East's unallocated ADL Trident 2/ADL Enviro 400MMC 6337 (YY64 GWX), which carries East Yorkshire's branding for service X46, is pictured here at Wetherby Services, Wetherby, whilst being transferred to the Go North East fleet. 05/10/19
An eight-vehicle swap is taking place between Go North East and East Yorkshire, with four double-deckers transferring each way.
Go North East are in line to receive all four of East Yorkshire's former demonstrator vehicles, numbered 794 - 797 in their fleet, whilst East Yorkshire are to receive four Wright Eclipse Gemini bodied Volvo B9TLs, presently numbered 6118 - 6121 in the North East.
This swap is taking place as 794 - 797 meet the stringent emission standards of the promised Clean Air or Low Emission Zone concepts recently consulted on (as they have Euro 6 engines), whereas 6118 - 6121 do not (as they have Euro 5 engines).
It also standardises the fleet at both companies, with the Wrights bodied Volvo B5TLs being non-standard in the East Yorkshire fleet, whereas they'll be joining a fleet of seven already allocated to Riverside, in the North East.
Volvo B9TLs 6118 - 6121 are also ex dealer-stock, so have a non-standard interior colourscheme and low-back seating, making them unsuitable for use on Go North East's "X-lines" express routes. Prior to acquisition by Go North East, East Yorkshire had already taken a batch of these dealer-stock Volvo B9s, so these additional four should fit in well in their fleet.
All four vehicles being acquired from East Yorkshire into Go North East's fleet will be fitted with Next Stop Announcements, USB charging points, and be fitted with white Hanover LED destination displays. The two Volvo B5s require more extensive refurbishment work, including fitment of new seats re-trimmed into Go North East's new style, prior to entering service.
I loved to paint this guy and look forward to doing so again soon, so much fun little details to get lost in. i painted him for the Fang competition in 2010, didnt even place but then the other entries were really good (did get my revenge the year after though). i wanted to keep it simple with him so i choose a pre-heresy colourscheme and then just went crazy with the colours within the white. i wanted to differentiate the skin on his leg but not go to far away from the armour so i kept the basic colours but added warmth which was lacking in the armour, to make it look alive.
Colour scheme: Foliage - and I hate to admit it but I still have no idea what these are. I only know that I like them (the shape, the sheen)! :-)
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Upper-deck interior view of Go North East's unallocated ADL Trident 2/ADL Enviro 400MMC 6337 (YY64 GWX), which carries East Yorkshire's branding for service X46, is pictured here at Wetherby Services, Wetherby, whilst being transferred to the Go North East fleet. 05/10/19
An eight-vehicle swap is taking place between Go North East and East Yorkshire, with four double-deckers transferring each way.
Go North East are in line to receive all four of East Yorkshire's former demonstrator vehicles, numbered 794 - 797 in their fleet, whilst East Yorkshire are to receive four Wright Eclipse Gemini bodied Volvo B9TLs, presently numbered 6118 - 6121 in the North East.
This swap is taking place as 794 - 797 meet the stringent emission standards of the promised Clean Air or Low Emission Zone concepts recently consulted on (as they have Euro 6 engines), whereas 6118 - 6121 do not (as they have Euro 5 engines).
It also standardises the fleet at both companies, with the Wrights bodied Volvo B5TLs being non-standard in the East Yorkshire fleet, whereas they'll be joining a fleet of seven already allocated to Riverside, in the North East.
Volvo B9TLs 6118 - 6121 are also ex dealer-stock, so have a non-standard interior colourscheme and low-back seating, making them unsuitable for use on Go North East's "X-lines" express routes. Prior to acquisition by Go North East, East Yorkshire had already taken a batch of these dealer-stock Volvo B9s, so these additional four should fit in well in their fleet.
All four vehicles being acquired from East Yorkshire into Go North East's fleet will be fitted with Next Stop Announcements, USB charging points, and be fitted with white Hanover LED destination displays. The two Volvo B5s require more extensive refurbishment work, including fitment of new seats re-trimmed into Go North East's new style, prior to entering service.
Colour scheme + heatwave: yellow watermelon + homegrown strawberries; 27.8 degrees Celsius + 69% humidity at breakfast. Did not drop below 25 degrees C overnight. Too hot for too long! A few days later, heard that Moree had had 50 days of 35+ maxima in a row.
[Colour scheme + heat wave_2]
Go North East's unallocated "Green Arrow" branded ADL Dart SLF 5/ADL Enviro 200MMC 5497 (NK69 FBL) is pictured here in the yard at Saltmeadows Road Depot, Gateshead, prior to entering service. 05/10/19
The region’s largest bus company, Go North East, has invested £1.8 million in 11 brand-new, state of the art, environmentally friendly buses for its popular Green Arrow services.
The buses build on the operator’s existing investment, which has already seen 170 low-emission buses join the fleet in recent years, and a total of £12 million set to be invested in further better buses over the next 12 months.
The new Green Arrow buses, which were built in the north at the Scarborough factory of Alexander Dennis, will be rolled out over the next fortnight onto the company’s 97 route which serves Newcastle, Gateshead, Bensham, Lobley Hill, Whickham, Swalwell and intu Metrocentre with buses running up to every 15 minutes.
With a striking green livery, the buses are packed full of creature comforts and the latest technology including comfortable luxury seating with mobile phone holders, free Wi-Fi, media tables featuring wireless charging pads and at-seat USB charging points. There is also no need to worry about missing your stop, as the buses are fitted with next stop audio and visual passenger information systems.
The seats and interior colourscheme have been re-designed by design agency Creating Desire.
Go North East's unallocated "Green Arrow" branded ADL Dart SLF 5/ADL Enviro 200MMC 5490 (NK69 FBB) is pictured here in the yard at Saltmeadows Road Depot, Gateshead, prior to entering service. 05/10/19
The region’s largest bus company, Go North East, has invested £1.8 million in 11 brand-new, state of the art, environmentally friendly buses for its popular Green Arrow services.
The buses build on the operator’s existing investment, which has already seen 170 low-emission buses join the fleet in recent years, and a total of £12 million set to be invested in further better buses over the next 12 months.
The new Green Arrow buses, which were built in the north at the Scarborough factory of Alexander Dennis, will be rolled out over the next fortnight onto the company’s 97 route which serves Newcastle, Gateshead, Bensham, Lobley Hill, Whickham, Swalwell and intu Metrocentre with buses running up to every 15 minutes.
With a striking green livery, the buses are packed full of creature comforts and the latest technology including comfortable luxury seating with mobile phone holders, free Wi-Fi, media tables featuring wireless charging pads and at-seat USB charging points. There is also no need to worry about missing your stop, as the buses are fitted with next stop audio and visual passenger information systems.
The seats and interior colourscheme have been re-designed by design agency Creating Desire.
My first picture of 156 since repaint following an accident in the Old Cattle Market Station. It looks much tidier in the Ipswich colourscheme although it is sad to see the Carters heritage go.
Registration: AY60BVD
Fleet Number: 160
Operator: Ipswich Buses
Route: 13 - Ipswich Central via Chantry
New In: September 2010
Chassis: VDL SB180
Bodywork: MCV eVolution
Engine: VDL
Gearbox: Voith
Location: Cottingham Road, Ipswich
Date: 19/03/2018
G-DBCB Airbus A319-131 operated by British Airways, on short finals for runway 24 at Edinburgh on 24th February 2016, operating from London Gatwick. In Dove colours (Specially painted for 2015 London Olympic Games)..Note standard (Not white) blue engine cowlings
#Throwback 18/11/21
Hedingham Plaxton Presdient 586 X584 EGK is pictured in Maldon high street, still in its East Yorkshire colourscheme with route 95 to Tollesbury. Having arrived with 2 other sisters in 2020, this is the first and only of the trio to be withdrawn so far.
Seen just prior to the end of her repaint, Mersey Ferries' 'Snowdrop' shows off her new 'Dazzle' colourscheme.