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Just received this Funny Bricks Electro. My first figure from Funncy Bricks and I'm impressed. Very clean design (right from Lego Marvel Superheroes video game), print and very high quality custom molded headpiece. The headpiece fits very well - not too tight but not loose. It came with flesh colored hands and I replaced with the yellow.
Bit of indoor faffin' yesterday, using the lightpainting brushes system.
Lens Swap between the Sigma 18-35mm, and the Nikon 50mm.
Lightpainting only, no photoshop.
SOOC JPEG
On the last day of 1973, E. Forrest Hadley captured Sacramento Northern Railway NW2u 607 at Stockton, California, in the company of Western Pacific Alco S2 560.
SN 607 started life as EMC NW2 demonstrator 889, which was purchased by Union Pacific as their D.S. 1000. In 1967 it and the former UP 1001 were purchased by the Stockton Terminal & Eastern Railroad, which traded them to WP in 1968 (for WP Alco S1's 501-506) after they were found to be in need of major repair work.
WP rebuilt them with 1200-horsepower prime movers as NW2u's WP 607 and 608. 607 was transferred to WP subsidiary SN in 1973, while 608 stayed with the WP. Both NW2u's lasted in service with WP/SN through the 1982 UP takeover.
Electro-Motive Division ( EMDX ) GP59 10 at Bensenville, Illinois on May 17, 1987, Kodachrome by Gib Allbach, Chuck Zeiler collection. Number EMD 10 was built in June 1985 (c/n 836062-3) and became NS 4608.
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Ok... there is underground and there is waaaaay underground. And, Electro Smog is definitely it. Such a great little place filled with a decor that just screams that it is a happening, cool spot on the grid.
I listened to DJ Latch Castaignede with a great party spin of tunes keeping us all hopping around. I was in the zone and I really liked the lightening. Dark but every avie could be seen from across the room. Nice... I'll be back for more...
well....his chest can fire the electric like that.....so.....yea.....it looks....pretty epic isn't it ?
Class 73/1 'Electro-diesel' 73105 using its 600hp diesel engine shunts engineer's vehicles at Guildford North Yard on 14 June 1983. A Waterloo-Portsmouth semi-fast service formed of 4-VEP units 7816 and 7719 waits in the background for a road to enter Guildford station. Delivered to BR from the Vulcan Foundry of English Electric in December 1967 as E6011, it was withdrawn in February 2000. Subsequently purchased by GB Railfreight it was placed on the class 73/9 rebuild programme and has emerged as 73969 for use on the Caledonian Sleeper services.
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Unknown small Spijkstaal van. I have not seen this model once before.
Spijkstaal is a Dutch company specialized in commercial vehicles with electrical traction.
Dordrecht, Maasstraat, Dec. 31, 2015.
© 2015 Sander Toonen Amsterdam | All Rights Reserved
See? I'm still.. alive
So, I still build pretty often, but I don't post as often as I should.
I picked up one of the Far From Home sets today, and made a pretty good Electro, I think.
I don't know, I'm considering making more Spider-Man character's, possibly a Sinister Six
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Built originally for the Chicago St.Paul Minneapolis & Omaha railroad (#6501A) in December 1949, the F7A was acquired by C&NW through merger. Still wearing road number 6501A, it was eventually retired and used as trade-in fodder in early 1959 towards an order for new GP30s.
The loco was re-incarnated by EMD as an F9A (s/n 26158) in the Spring of 1960 and used as a test bed; it was known to host very early components of EMD's new 645 prime mover.
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