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Deck Q begins with a life support room, followed by Phaser Control around the intermix shaft. This is flanked by water tanks and shield generators. Behind the battery room is a bank of cargo slots. A catwalk surrounds the cargo hi-bay with access to lounges, docking ports, and damage control rooms. Aft is the Flight Deck.
Now then. A challenge. What on earth is this? I know it's a Caetano but that's as far as it goes. It could be a Ford chassis maybe? It was snapped in August 1984 at the former Woking premises of Top Deck Travel, famous for overland tours in converted Bristol Lodekkas. A Google for info reveals Top Deck did indeed operate a few coaches so maybe it was one of these? VEA590M is a possibility.
The latest project on the home front. Joists have the cross pieces pocketed in as the decking will run in the same direction as joists. While end in joists run "wild" since it will be trimmed to a curve front.
Image belongs to the Deck Project set
OR the Deck Project Slide Show .
Stagecoach Manchester Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 19533.MX09KTU in Piccadilly Gardens, Manchester on the 9th December 2013.
Patio / Deck project that we did in the 2 months prior to my daughters wedding. The Oklahoma wind helped take down part of the old swimming pool for us.
Deck U houses the Warp Core. Next are two massive storage/conversion units for hydrogen, to convert it into usable deuterium. Next is an air recycling room, with a hatch to the sub-deck below. This is followed by two communications arrays, and finally the single turbolift station.
Roof garden with bamboo fencing, white boulders, red cedar decking and water feature: Design by alison wear associates
...deck floor. Random shot...I liked the lighting for this one. September 2007
© 2007 Danny Broderick
Nothing fancy here. My son got some Tech Decks, and I used them to work out some flash issues I've been having. I don't work with flash often, but when I do, it's usually wireless. I've had trouble figuring out how to adjust the power level of the flash when it's wireless. That's easy to adjust on the flash when it's connected, but was alluding me when wireless. God forbid I should read the owner's manual. I finally found that adjustment, in the camera settings, under the Built-In Flash>Commander Mode menu. I felt elated and stupid, all at the same time.
Strobist: SB-600 to camera-right at full power, bounced out of a Westcott umbrella. Silver reflector to the left of the boards. The background is a white sheet of printer paper.