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9 Sep 2008 Estrada de Ferro Oeste de Minas (EFOM) Baldwin 2-8-0 68 (1919) & 4-4-0 22 (1912) at Sao Joao del Rei terminus
Test my new defuser, really soft with reflective material too ...
Shot for Harley of KL, Naza Cars & Bike Carnival 2009 over the weekend.
Replica of Frank Lockhart's Stutz Black Hawk Special (V-16 Duesenberg)
The original Stutz Black Hawk Special was destroyed in 1928 when Frank Lockhart was attempting to break a land speed record at Ormond Beach, Florida. He lost control and crashed when a tire blew out.
Ok, so this is the engine I have spent the last 4 days building and installing in my mini, and today it started for the first time!? :D
Engine 10's 1995 KME getting it's pump and deck gun tested outside of it's South Philadelphia station last summer.
Daimler SP 250.
The engine in the Daimler SP 250 was Intentionally designed to be a small scale copy of the now-legendary American Chrysler "Hemi" engine of the 1950s & 60s. This Daimler engine in the SP 250 is a 2.5 Litre V8 using twin SU Carbs & makes 145 HP.
The "250" designation in the SP 250 title of this car refers to the 2.50 Litre engine size.
[QE 2019 DSC_0407].
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model: 40x
hp: 40hp
manufacturer: yamaha
age: 1995
cyclinders: 2
shaft: long shaft 21"
fuel: petrol
type: outboard
Space Engine is a Celestia type space simulator that is more complex and graphically advanced. It barely runs on this laptop I am using so I can't comment on the features I want to see.
There are thousands of stellar systems to explore and you can land on the planets and they have terrain and clouds etc.
The key thing is being able to create your own planets as I did here. I always got frustrated when I would download a star system for Celestia only to find 100's of asteroids and dull boring planets. I want to see some color and crazy geography.
Real exoplanets are so bizarre we have nothing like them to work off of to create new textures.
Flying Legends Air Show Flying started about 2pm. Prior to this you could walk the Flight line and enjoy this great aviation museum. The flying started with RAF & LUFTWAFFE FIGHTERS Spitfire x 8, Hurricane & Bouchon 109 Followed by NAVAL Skyraider x 3, Seafire, Sea Fury, Fury, Bearcat & Corsair. At 2.40pm up went the GERMAN Ju-52, Me-108, Jungmeister x 2 & Jungmann. Then it was the turn of the USAAF Ryan x 2, TF51 x 2, P51D x 4, P40, B17 & L4 x 2. My favourite was Ferocious Frankie and of course Memphis Belle/Sally B. At 3.15pm we had the RUSSIAN Yak 3 x 2, Yak 9 & I-16 these were followed by the more sedate Magister, Arrow Active, Hind, Gladiator, Lysander, Nimrod & Demon. Then came the BBMF Lancaster, Spitfire & Hurricane. At 4.15pm we enjoyed BREITLING WINGWALKERS in some very colourful Stearman x 2 who were followed by the Norwegian DC-3 and finally FRENCH Moraine 406. All were totally awesome.