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Closer look at the RD-33 jet engine that was built into the MiG-29 Fulcrum, for example.
Part of the Luftwaffenmuseum Gatow set.
FDNY Engine 44 Picture taken on 05-04-2014 during a much needed vacation. I have over 200 pictures from New York City that need to be uploaded. Some are retail many are not. Just a little note to let everyone know that there will be some personal pictures uploaded also. Thanks. Coolcat433
Burrell traction engine No.3808, "Forester" built in 1919, Reg: AH 570. Fulwood Barracks, Preston. Saturday 11 September 1971.
Camera: Kodak Instamatic 133-X
Film: Kodak Kodachrome X colour transparency film (126 cartridge format).
Photograph copyright: Ian 10B.
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Langley Engine 8
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Engine from the Gallion 101 grader, I think it is an International UD264 but if anyone knows better let me know.
One of four Rolls Roys RB-211 engines wich are equiped at a Boeing 747. Each engine produces 58.000 pounds of thurst. Seen here on a Cargolux 747.
Maastricht Airport, The Netherlands.
In this photo: Mitsubishi Pajero Dakar/Montero Sport/Pajero Sport/Challenger/Nativa/Pajero Sport Dakar engine euro ratings
2.5L Di-D Hi-Power uses VGT (GLS-V,GT-V models in the PH)
2.5L Di-D Common Rail 4D56 (GLX, GLS 4X2, GLS 4X4 models in the PH) not shown here
"Say cheese" - Wad during the recording session for the 'Well Oiled' album.
The entire album was recorded live, in one take, in front of an invited studio audience of fans, at Yellow Two Studios in Stockport, England, in July 1987.
The album was funded and promoted by the motorcycle magazine 'Back Street Heroes', who released it on their own label, 'Six Fifty'.
(Many thanks to Alan Morgan, Guy De Wit and Simon Berry at Engine's Facebook website for this picture).
Links:
Engine on Facebook - www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=33090417824
Yellow Two Studios (on Wikipedia) - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strawberry_Studios
'Back Street Heroes' magazine - www.backstreetheroes.com/