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N3200 Tom Kaplan & Simon Marsh (Mark One Partners LLC), IWM Duxford.
Restored to flying condition by the 'Aircraft Restoration Company'. First post-restoration flight at Duxford on Wednesday 26th March 2014.
P7308 (actually ‘AR213′) Tom Friedkin (Spitfire The One Ltd), IWM Duxford.
Built by Westland at Yeovil and delivered to 12 MU on July 24th 1941. To 57 OTU on July 31st and transferred to 53 OTU on February 20th 1943. To 8 MU for storage on August 17th 1944 until struck off charge on November 30th 1945. This aircraft was never used in a combat role and only served with Operational Training Units but did suffer at the hands of fledgling pilots. Sold to Gp Capt Allen Wheeler (who originally intended racing AR213 but this never happened) on March 10th 1947 and registered G-AIST but stored until 1967 when it was brought to flying condition for 'The Battle of Britain' film. Then flown by Allen Wheeler at Wycombe Air Park for several years before being sold to The Hon Patrick Lindsay in 1978. Following Lindsay's death on January 9th 1986, AR213 was sold in April 1989 to Victor Gauntlett, and Peter Livanos at PPS at Booker. Victor Gauntlett died in 2003 and AR213 underwent a major overhaul and reconstruction at PPS, Booker, High Wycombe and operated by Sheringham Aviation (Peter Livanos company). Its flying permit expired in 2002 and it was decided to completely rebuild AR213 to give it another 20 years of airworthy life. Underwent an intensive and costly restoration by Personal Plane Services (PPS) to bring the aircraft as close to its original build as possible. First post-restoration flight was on 12th November 2007 from Booker, High Wycombe, still in primer and awaiting a new paint scheme. Repainted in authentic 57 OTU colours, coded JZ-E. This was the the colour scheme when Flt Lt James Harry 'Ginger' Lacey, who had shot down more enemy aircraft then anyone else during the Battle of Britain, was posted to 57 OTU for a rest as an instructor and flew AR213 as his personal aircraft and which was coded JZ-E. Sold by Sheringham Aviation in 2011 to 'Spitfire The One Ltd', Tom Friedkin? and currently residing at the IWM Duxford. This Spitfire was repainted by the Aircraft Restoration Company in Duxford in 2013 to represent an aircraft of No.71 'Eagle' Squadron based at North weald in 1941 and flown by Pilot Officer William Dunn. It wears the 'Eagle' Squadron crest on the nose and XR-D markings of P7308.
P9374 Tom Kaplan & Simon Marsh (Mark One Partners LLC), IWM Duxford.
In May 1940 P9374 was shot down but managed to bellyflop onto the beach at Calais, France (marked as GR-J). The pilot was Flight Officer Peter Cazenove (92 Sqn) who escaped unhurt and joined up with a British regiment at Calais in an unsuccessful attempt to fight off the Germans. He was captured and taken to a series of Prisoner Of War camps including Stalag Luft III where he helped to organise the Great Escape. Unfortunately, he was too big to use a tunnel to escape but was released after the war was over. P9374 sank into the sands of Calais soon after it had crash-landed. 40 years later, the Spitfire emerged from the sand due to strong tides. It was torn apart by souvenir hunters and also during a salvage operation to bring it to the surface. It was cleaned up and went to the Musée de l’Air in Paris (1980). Billionaire American gold-trader Tom Kaplan and Simon Marsh bought P9374 from the museum in 2006. Stored in Isle of Wight before restoration work was to begin. The aircraft was restored by the Aircraft Restoration Company at Duxford, UK. It was registered as G-MKIA and made its first post-restoration flight at Duxford on 1st September 2011.
Brand: Pioneer
Series: N/A
Livery: Moobiil, Speed, #36
Scale: 1/64
Base: Black plastic -
Collector/casting number: N/A
Country of manufacture: China
Place/date of purchase: eBay Oct 26, 2021
Condition: A couple light scuffs 9.9/10
Remarks/comments:
When I buy fabric from charity shops to recycle, I only pick pristine pieces of clothing, in mint condition. I never choose anything that has staining, or pilling, or just looks too worn.
Sometimes a sleeve will be stained or ripped. Then I chop that off and use the new-looking undamaged parts.
I wash and condition the fabrics so they are clean and smell nice. Then I cut them up and press the bits, storing them carefully in plastic boxes or drawers.
I fall in love with fabrics as often as I fall in love with dolls! This one is particularly gorgeous. Some kind of pure white cotton muslin, but with different weaves as you go down the grain; a lovely aqua floral print, which isn't too overpowering; and lastly it has silver threads running through it for a bit of sparkle.
It's a dream to hand sew. I have used the machine for the longer seams, but the majority is done by hand.
The gloves are a new design. They're fiddly to make if I hem the ends, so this time I left the finger edge raw, and attached decorative elastic to the wrist edge. They look great and are that bit easier/faster to make than my usual ones.
Sorry for the tl:dr, heh.
Preserved and main line certified Great Western Railway 4073 'Castle' Class 4-6-0 steam locomotive 5029 'Nunney Castle' at Tyseley Traction Maintenance Depot (TMD) open day on June 22nd 2013.
5029 was designed by Chief Mechanical Engineer of the Great Western Railway Charles Collett and built at Swindon Works by The Great Western Railway in May 1934 and withdrawn in December 1963. 5029 languished in Woodhams Yard in Barry Wales until it was salvaged in poor condition in May 1976.
Photography from my regular photostream contributor David on his visit to Tyseley TMD open day 2013 and posted here with kind permission.
Air conditioning, also called aircon, AC or A/C system, can be defined as a technique or system with the main objective to modify the properties of the air we breathe, such as climate and humidity, to more comfortable conditions for the occupants of the home or office. However, from a general perspective, this term may talk about any kind of system that transforms the conditions of the air, including venting systems, heating or disinfection.
An AC unit can be defined either as a system, mechanism or appliance. Air conditioners have the ability to change the heat level of the air, being used for cooling and sometime heating. The system employed by air conditioners is called a refrigeration system, although sometimes they may use an evaporation system.
Installing a complete cooling system, often reffered to as an hvac system, is a pretty hard job, which involves knowledge of plumbing and electrical work. Many people leave the job to specialized service providers, which is encouraged most of the times.
As all home appliances, cooling systems can break down every now and then, especially if they are not properly maintained. When the a/c unit works, but the air isn't properly cooled down, the problem probably is in the distribution system. Other problems in air conditioning systems may be caused by dirty, cloged or leaky ducts or minor malfunctions in the evaporator or condenser unit.
Since these units are sealed, it's better to call a specialized technician to deal with those problems, as well as with maintenance and cleaning jobs. Also, AC systems should be examined and adjusted before any cooling season, in order to prevent malfunctions and breakdowns and keep your cooling system working successfully. For your safety, it is best that a trained eye inspects your AC unit, beause he can make a spot-on evaluation and give useful solutions to your problems. advanpro.ca/
One Hour Air Conditioning & Heating
3307 New Easley Highway
Greenville, SC 29611
(864) 293-9231
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Greenville Air Conditioning
Air Conditioning Repair Service, Maintenance, Installation and Sales of Indoor Air Quality Air Filters Ac Conditioner Allergies Hi Efficiency Condenser Air Handler Heating Thermostat and HVAC
I attended Grampian Transport Museums Military Vehicle Tattoo today Sunday 10 June 2018.
The show featured ex-military vehicles owned by dedicated enthusiasts who have maintained the vehicles in peak condition, it was great to see so many on display and chat with some of the owners.
I left the event having taken over 300 photos, I captured every vehicle on display and waited around to watch them loaded on to trailers etc or be driven out of the site at the end of the show, it was a great event I enjoyed the day.
A gathering of historic military vehicles from a host of countries including the UK, USA, Germany, Netherlands, France, Belgium, and Poland. Demonstrations, living history, vehicle parade, the Royal Regiment of Scotland, pipe bands, children's entertainment food and more.
Many interesting exhibits at the Military Vehicle Tattoo including a famous ex-Royal Artillery Series 1 Landrover which has featured in a number of films and TV programmes including ‘The Crown’, Midsomer Murders and Downton Abbey. It was one of over 30 Military vehicles which range from a mighty Scammel Tank Transporter, through tanks, guns and personnel carriers to motorcycles of the famous ‘Desert rats’.
One Hour Air Conditioning & Heating
3307 New Easley Highway
Greenville, SC 29611
(864) 293-9231
greenvilleheatandair.com
Greenville Air Conditioning
Air Conditioning Repair Service, Maintenance, Installation and Sales of Indoor Air Quality Air Filters Ac Conditioner Allergies Hi Efficiency Condenser Air Handler Heating Thermostat and HVAC
Licensed under a creative commons share alike. Use freely but give attribution to Samms Heating and Air, Plano Air Conditioning Repair Company and link to www.sammsheatingandair.com/
Licensed under a creative commons share alike. Use freely but give attribution to Samms Heating and Air, Plano Air Conditioning Repair Company and link to www.sammsheatingandair.com/
Zenza Bronica ETRS, Zenzanon 75mm f/2,8, Efke R50 in Agfa Rodinal 1+100 (stand development), Push to 100 Iso
After a bit of work the diesel engine flashed up and she was ready to go, they even found 116 shells still in the racks.
While Macau is changing rapidly, this over 40 year old, non-air-conditioned tea house has a nostalgic atmosphere filling every corner. From the tiled floors, metal window frames, wooden benches, big round clock on the wall, bonsai trees at the balcony and even to the small items such as abacus and the dining utensils, everything look so age-old! The tea house particularly looks more like a tiny gallery where u can find Chinese calligraphies, ink and wash paintings and pictures displaying on the wall.
龍華茶樓 | Casa de Cha Long Wa
澳门提督市北街3号 | 3, Rua Norte do Mercado Almirante Lacerda, Macau Peninsula.
Public transport: Bus no. 1,3, 4, 5, 9, 9A, 26, 32, 33 stop at Red Market 紅街市 / 提督.
Air Conditioning Service Ft Myers
Dirty blower wheels reduce air flow, causing longer operating time and increased cost. This problem can lead to lost comfort and compressor failure. While not the worst we've seen even a small amount of build up is capable of throwing an air conditioner out of balance.
This beautiful oak kitchen is almost brand new and in fantastic condition. (Measurements & Model Numbers listed below). The cabinets are solid oak with a modern finish. The lowers cabinets are dove-tail and have oak interiors as well. There are two lazy-susans in each corner that are made of wood. The pantry includes pull-out wood drawers. The kitchen extends into the livingroom with a bar space and an additional storage cabinet from ceiling to floor. The kitchen includes KitchenAid refrigerator, KitchenAid Electric Oven & Glass Stovetop, Kenmore Elite Stove Hood & Light, matching Stainless Steel Interior Maytag Dishwasher, and Jenn-Air Microwave. All the appliances are black and in great condition. Comes with a small bar sized refrigerator as well. Asking $6,700. For more information, or to schedule an appointment to come and purchase, please call @ 206-379-1767
MEASUREMENTS:
The Pantry Cabinet right of the Refrigerator Measures: 36"W x 34"D x 91"T
The Cabinet Above the Refrigerator: 39"W x 25"D x 21 1/2"T
Upper Cabinet above Stove: 91"W x 12"D & 22"D x 37 1/2"T
Lower Cabinet including Stove (fridge to wall): 90"W x 26"D x 36"T
Lower Cabinet with Sink (Wall to Counter End): 113"W x 26 1/2"D x 36"T
Lower Peninsula Cabinet with Dishwasher (Wall to Counter End): 97 1/2"W x 26"D x 36"T
Upper Cabinet above Peninsula: 95"W x 25 3/4"D x 32"T
Bar Top Along Peninsula Backing: 97 1/2"W x 13 1/4"D x 37"T
Combined Peninsula Depth: 39 1/4"D
Lower Bar Cabinet with Sink (Corner of Cabinet to Counter End): 69"W x 26"D x 37"T
Upper Bar Cabinet 56"W x 12"D x 43 3/4"T at tallest
APPLIANCE MODEL NUMBERS:
Refrigerator - Kitchenaid Superba - Aqua Sense Water Filtration System and Digital Temperature Management System for Freezer and Fridge. Measures: 36"W x 31"D x 68 3/4"T
Model #: KSRS27ILBL02
Serial #: SM4741864
Stovetop & Oven - Kitchenaid Superba - Glass Cooktop. Measures: 30 3/4"W x 25"D x 37"T
Model #: KESC307HRL8
Serial #: IMM2315147
Stovetop Overhead Fan - Kenmore Elite - 3 Stage Light & Fan Feature. Measures: 30"W x 20"D x 7"T
Dishwasher - Maytag - Stainless Steel Interior. Measures: 23 2/3"W x 24"D x 34 1/2"T
Model #:B8851AWB0
Serial #: NW4024010
Bar Refrigerator - Sanyo. Measures: 18 1/2"W x 16"D x 17"T
OTHER FEATURES:
Kitchen Sink - American Standard Double Ceramic Sink. Lavender color with Brass Fixtures. Includes Badger Disposal (Model #: 5-84. Serial #: 11111875960). Measures: 33"W x 22"D on counter x 9" interior depth.
Bar Sink - Kohler - Lavender color with Brass Kohler Fixtures. Measures: 22"W x 18"D on counter x 7" D interior