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a crossover picture wherein sports meets seasonings/spices…. Can’t really use this bc it’s too large but I *can* make an album!!
a lil creature decided to provide me company while im busy preparing reports.
a small tribute to the yellow being.
Mike Pianta's solution for motorising the double crossover got me thinking:
www.flickr.com/photos/scruffulous/albums/72157705092921234
The problem with his solution is that it's lineair; to get from 'both straight' to 'both branching' you would have to slide the length of the key. So I thought, there must be a rotary way to do the same thing. Today I finally got around to playing with this idea and this is what I've got. It's not complete, I haven't done anything about RCX control, but the concept works.
The curved slopes are what's pushing the actual points, rotating the axle is what moves the contraption through its 4 states.
As pictured both sliders are pulled in by the elastic bands, so both points are straight. Turning the axle 90 degrees either way makes the dark grey cams push one of the sliders out to make that side branch. Turning the axle 180 degrees from its current position makes the light grey cams push both sliders out together.
For RCX control I'm thinking knob-wheel + touch sensor or rotation sensor to make the motor turn the axle 90 degrees at a time but I'm not sure how to initialise it...
My landscape and track sections use a combination of MILS and PennLug with the track 2 bricks above the baseplate. Annoyingly that's one plate too low to run the axle below the points to control both halves at the same time...
Near the beach in Ancoradoiro, you get a nice view of the Ria de Muros and the Atlantic Ocean, along with the typical rocky coastline. This cross serves as a reminder that the ocean is also dangerous despite its beauty. It reads "Friend and partner, you are now in the sea that you so loved. Now tell us- what is there beyond the stars?"
Canon 60D
Sigma 10-20mm f4-5.6
1/250
f8
ISO 100
10mm
dark phoenix, invisible woman, and green lantern
New York Comic-Con, Saturday, February7th, 2009.
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66004 while working 6M22 Cricklewood to Calvert passes 66540 'Ruby' working a diverted Southampton Freightliner at Acton Main Line. (08/04/15)
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Taken with the electronic shutter which does strange things,can't make up my mind if its foreshortened the right Hawk
As a result of a blockage on the line near Culgaith (a hay bale that had rolled onto the line and hit by a previous northbound service), the 10:49 Northern Rail service from Leeds to Carlisle on Wednesday 21st August 2013 was terminated at Garsdale. Under the watchful eye of the Garsdale signalman, who had clipped the points, the driver of the two class 158 units slowly negotiates the crossover to gain access to the up platform. This unit then formed the 13:03 to Leeds and the hapless passengers were advised to detrain at Skipton and travel to Carlisle via the 'Little North Western' route and to change at Lancaster onto a Virgin Trains service. With the abolition of Garsdale box in about five years time I wonder what contingencies will remain in place for such eventualities and who will be available on location to supervise such a move. I rather think that under the regional control centres, movements like this may be a thing of the past and operational flexibilty will be reduced.
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Winter Saloon No.21 seen going across the crossover at Ballaragh after it let the service tram pass 20/4/18. (Taken using a pole)
After some more fiddling I managed to get it work with 1x2 Technic beams and half beams (never liked the name 'liftarm') as cams instead of the dedicated cam part. The big advantage is that it's a plate lower, so now I can run the axle below the track to the other end of the crossover. Next test is how much a long axle will twist...
Interstate 95 and ramps from an ending Virginia Route 195 (Downtown Expressway) criss-cross over Shockoe Bottom in Richmond. Photo by Will Weaver (WillWeaverRVA Photography).
I decided to revisit this scene previously shot during the day for a little look-see. Anyway I can't help but wonder if there is a better angle on this. We'll see when it's warm enough to do so. Brzzzz... Gotta get back to the car. I'm starting to know why they call this the Windy City. One would think that a native Ohioian would be somewhat use to this kind of weather by now. NOT!
Transdev NSW (Camellia) CAF Urbos 100 LRV no. 2163 is seen departing Parramatta for the new Camellia Light Rail Stabling and Maintenance Facility, following the termination of a testing service at Parramatta Square, before using the crossover to return east.
Anthony Mundine is a former interim WBA Light Middleweight Champion boxer, two-time WBA Super Middleweight Champion, IBO Middleweight Champion and before all these a rugby league footballer. He has been described as arguably the greatest crossover athlete in boxing history.......Wikipedia
Mundine was attending NAIDOC in the City festival at Hyde Park. NAIDOC is acronym for National Aboriginal and Islander Day Observance Committee. He is a member of the Bundjalung people.
[Apologies for the harsh shadows. There was a clear sky today.]
Hyde Park, Sydney, Australia (Monday 8 July 2013 @ 11:39am)
Texture courtesy of Skeletal Mess
Sexy Cyclops and Scorpion cosplay Flamecon, 2019, day two.
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Going through my stream i realized that i never posted any shots from World Expo that i keep taking about it. This was taken right outside of the China Pavilion, as you can see the lines goes on for miles. We got lucky as got tickets early so we didn't have to wait such long lines. I secret start to fall in love with black and white processing. haha
My hectic week starts monday! oh dear XD
have a lovely weekend everyone!
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