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Aftermath of the Carrbridge derailment.66048 James the Engine pictured amongst the trees in a garden next to the railway.The householders' shed is underneath the locomotive.Is this the first time a "shed" has demolished a shed?
This shot looks pretty good when viewed large. I don't think there's any plastic on this whole engine...what doesn't have any plastic anymore, hard to think of anything that doesn't.
Son moteur Rocket V8 de haute compression était efficace
: 170 chevaux (108 kW), double carburateur.
L’OLDSMOBILE 88 ROCKET est considérée comme l’ancêtre des muscle-cars.
engine Oldsmobile 88 1955 super Rocket
this is one of the engines from a wellington bomber that crashed in hardwick taking the crew with it..
Port overview showing engine room and central seating area. The supporting data claimed that this small vessel had a passenger capacity of 100 commuters, including 2 crew members...I arranged the main deck seating to support this claim by positioning seating along the midship cabin windows.
This is an engine that has been sitting in the ocean for 66 years in Saipan. Could this have been from a truck or perhaps a LTV or other craft that didn't quite make it to shore?
Camborne, traction engine accident due to tramway being laid at Tuckingmill forcing it to edge of road and collapsing embankment.
The Rocket 350 V8 engine...
The radiator, shroud, and top plate were installed. Note the side radiator seal that was carefully pulled into position. The new repro upper hose and clamp added a finishing factory look.
Yep, the original gold paint needs to be restored soon...
Old postcard image of "H & T Danks Ltd, Crown Boiler Works, Netherton", Fowler No. 8055 (built 1898) or No. 8465 (built 1900) hauling a large Lancashire boiler en route to London. The photo is taken outside The Talbot Inn, Loughton (now part of Milton Keynes) on the A5.
NOTE: the details quoted above are mainly written on back of the photo (and seem contemporary with the photo) - the location is here the engine details written on the back are "class B4 cpd Fowler No. 8055 (built 1898)" which tally with a Danks owned engine (the company name can be read on the photo), however whether its a B4 has been questioned and as they did also possess No. 8465 (built 1900) which was a B5 it may be this and hence the description above.
Wright R-1820-97 "Cyclone" turbosupercharged radial engine
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wright_R-1820
Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress
www.pimaair.org/collection-detail.php?cid=26
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_B-17_Flying_Fortress
390th Memorial Museum
We visited the Pima Air and Space Museum on January 17, 2001.
"80 acres and 300 aircraft" doesn't begin to describe the depth of the collections. Wandering around for 4 hours and still not seeing it all does a little better.
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