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Construction themed recolour on a casting which started life as a Fire Engine and one which is a cheapened copy of a generic design once sold at Toys R Us for their Fast Lane budget range. The original casting wasn't pretty and this one made by Jieara is no oil painting either with its acres of cheapo grey plastic and lightweight metal. However its design despite being a generic is faintly believable and even features clear lense plastic headlights.
Found at Hiper Sitges.
Mint and boxed.
Engine gig listings for the Xmas holidays, 1994: 8 gigs in 19 days!
(Please note that the P.O. Box listed above is no longer valid).
A deserved rest with low sun in the Pima Air Museum, Arizona of this Lockheed and Curtis C46 in the background.
Photo frolair
Sunday 15-04-2012 - 16.00 - Standing recessed on the Down Loop line at Carlton-On-Trent, north of Newark.
This Saab 340 was carrying out engine runs on the 09 Threshold at Glasgow Airport in the low winter sun. I decided to have a bit of a processing adventure with this photo.
My family took a nice train ride through the Taieri Gorge this summer. We stopped off in Dunedin on a cruise around New Zealand. Beautiful landscapes everywhere. Before the train turned back around to Dunedin, I quickly grabbed this 3exp HDR of the train engine. Let me know what you think?
Canon 60D, 10-22mm, Photomatix and Photoshop.
The TE1A is my first Mamod engine, a Christmas present in 1969, it is well run in and is fast. The Steam Lorry was a Christmas present in 1978. I bought the Minor 1 engnie in 1983 to power my Mamod workshop. The Showmans engine was a Chrsitmas present in 2023, it is still loosening up and performs better each time it is steamed. The SHowmand Engine steams much better when using the meths burner from the TE1A.
There were a couple of different types of engines running in this race including the turbo charged offenhauser engine. 35mm