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Bad Part of Town on a Saturday Night. Kodak 5219 500T expired (2009) Shot at ISO 640 with handheld Nikon EM and Nikkor 43-86mm F3.5 non AI Nikon's "worst lens". Still one of my favorites. Developed as black and white with H&W Control diluted 1:15 for 12 minutes with constant agit. Fixed in Ilford Hpam 1:4 for 5 minutes. Scanned as color, no color developer was used but photoshop brought these colors out when the hue was pushed way to the right or hightlights were pushed to the right. Fun shots, lots of grain. More of these to come I'm sure.
The Foden FPRE rear engined chassis fitted with Foden's own two stroke engine. Note cross braced chassis and the steering wheel with speedometer and some switches in the centre.
The second of two Norfolk Southern Triple Crown trains we encountered Saturday was train 268 seen here in the waning daylight at Johnsonville, Indiana. 267 connects Ft. Wayne, Indiana with BNSF's Argentine Yard in Kansas City, KS.
Ransome, Sims and Jefferies portable stationary engine at the Revolutions Transport Museum, Whiteman Park, Perth, WA
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My original design for the Wright R-3350 Duplex Cyclone radial engine and its nacelle was rudimentary at best, but the redesign of these engines caused me the most trouble of all the revisions! Some of my more recent radial engine designs moved towards using plates instead of bricks. The B-29 has an elongated engine covering with larger air ducts below the engine. I used an eight-sided parabolic ring as the base for the engine, using 1x2 plates with holders to situate the nacelle plates. I retained the original propeller assembly but changed the chrome boss cap.
Cincinnati, Ohio. A local group of photographers gained access to a scrap yard where we found all kinds of interesting things to photograph. I found these engine blocks interesting, but then again, I've always be a bit of a motorhead.