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Spotted at Rite Aid.
The hood opens so you see the engine and the driver's door opens so you can turn the steering wheel and make the wheels turn.
Original photo from:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Watt_James_von_Breda.jpg
All copyright held by original owner, this account has been created for educational purposes only. All images are being used in a History of Elevators timeline which can be found here:
The Alouette is a unique prototype from early Cygnus Corp tests for speed racing.
The project was abandoned when it's creator, Joe Lewis,was fired. He took all blueprints with him and it's only after he passed away that his youngest son, Parker, found them and decided to build it.
Lightweight, with one unique rear engine, he is unbeatable in speed.Parker Lewis won the 5 first races he entered and shook the racing world proving that old school technology still had some tricks that needed to be mastered.
(this MOC was built by my roomate SORA空, whom I contaminated day after day building spacecrafts ^^)
Axe steam engine on the Lynton & Barnstaple Railway, moving round the coaches at Killington Lane Station.
M20 engine completely stripped and being prep'd for painting. (This picture was taken back in July but posted as M20B28 engine rebuild is about to restart this week!)
9 Jul 2005 JSS Sharp Stewart 2-4-0 B.5004 (1880 Manchester) 3ft 6in gauge. These engines ran into the late 1970's and early 1980's
Taman Mini Railway Museum, Jakarta, Java, Indonesia.
An art installation by Jordan Griska on Lenfest Plaza, located outside the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia, PA.
The installation is a greenhouse built inside a 45' Grumman Tracker II aircraft.
Engine order telegraph, Fragata A.R.A. "Presidente Sarmiento" (built 1897 in England), Buenos Aires, Argentina
The ship made 37 voyages as a training ship of the Argentine Navy between 1899 and 1938 and is a museum since 1962.
More shots from the San Jose Fire Department's recent 4 alarm fire on Dobbin Drive.
San Jose Fire Department Engine 1 is packing up to head home. Engine 1 is a 1998 Hi-Tech built pumper on a Spartan Gladiator chassis
San Jose Fire Department celebrated it's new Station 12 with an Open House in March 2009.
Seen on the apron is Engine 12, a 1994 Hi-Tech built pumper on a Spartan Gladiator Chassis.