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2006 Seagrave 1500/500
Rescue Pumper/Engine
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I made a few of these Gingham train engines back in about 1970 or a couple years later. The pattern was originally in a magazine. First the gingham fabric was glued to poster card weight, then the pieces of this 3 dimensional train were cut out. It was trimmed with four felt wheels also on poster card weight added. On the front, is a white felt circle. I wish I knew how to ever get a copy of the original pattern again. There was a Biplane and a model T type car with running boards made the same way, but I only made up the train engines. The car was especially cute. This engine is about 4 1/2 inches in length.
Back then I used liquid school glue, what a mess that was to get the fabric glued on to a big sheet, and smooth it all out!
The Man Engine, 2018 Tour, Blists Hill, The Afterdarker.
The Largest Mechanical Puppet ever constructed in Britain
Built to mark the 10th anniversary of The Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape World Heritage Site, the Man Engine celebrates Cornish Miners by taking their story on a tour of Britain. An international tour is being planned for 2019 to take the Man Engine to wherever Cornish Miners went.
When Discovery was actively motoring, gaining more and more speed, the three high temperature plasma exhausts coming out of the three rocket engine nozzles were clearly visible in the dark sky.
Triple upload today!
London at night...
I saw this guy on the other side of the bridge and thought it'd make a cool photo, especially with light trails.
Scanned print from the early 1990s. The occasion was the opening of a new branch of Safeway (now Morrison's) next to Aylesbury station.
It is prepared for active duty. Only two were built of the 66 series in 1955. Diesel and electric were taking over.