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The first Ferrari FF I've seen and probably one of the first in the country. Colour isn't great for it but its an awesome car
A9C-FF
Boeing 787-9
c/n 39985 / 803
Gulf Air
Arriving on 27R at London Heathrow (LHR/EGLL) as GF3 from Bahrain (BAH)
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Fieldfare Turdus pilaris
The Fieldfare is a member of the thrush family Turdidae. It breeds in woodland and scrub in Scandinavia and the former Soviet Union, including the Baltic States and is a winter visitor to Britain, although it has been known to breed here. They flock together, often with Redwings (another Scandinavian thrush) and, as do most thrushes, they feed on a wide range of insects and earthworms in the summer and berries in the winter.
At 22 – 27 cm long they are one of the largest of our thrushes exceeded only in size by the Mistle Thrush. Conversely its associate, the Redwing, is the smallest thrush.
The Fieldfare can be recognised by its white underwings (which show well in flight) and its grey head and rump. The breast has an orange/red flush whilst the rest of the underparts are white. The breast and flanks are heavily spotted and both sexes are similar. The Fieldfare will often adopt the drooping wing posture shown in my shot.
Today I went to the stadion of Mainz 05. not to go watching football , I was going there to carspotting :D I was like buff when I saw this FF comming. beautiful car in real life , I love it ! what do you think of this shot / editing ? I hope you like it :)
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The FF-3 Cheetah is a speeder particularly popular with outlaws. Although unarmed, it is extremely fast thanks to having two huge engines. To compensate for its poor balance due to having both its hover coils located on the centerline, it has two stabilizer wings. It is common on worlds with less controlling governments, but would be illegal on Core planets due to its overpowered engines and lack of safety restraints.
This started out as a tablescrap I was fiddling with, trying to work as many dark bley parts onto a model as I could and have it look halfway decent. I've been watching Firefly, and I built it as being something that could exist in the Firefly Verse.
Boeing 737-505
cn: 27627 / ln: 2800
ff: 06-06-1996
LN-BUE Braathens SAFE "Erling Skjalgsson" 17-06-1996
LN-BUE Braathens ASA "Erling Skjalgsson 04-1998 nn
repainted to the final BU colours Winter 2002/2003
LN-BUE SAS Braathens "Erling Skjalgsson" 01-04-2005 tfd
LN-BUE SAS Norge "Erling Skjlagsson" 01-06-2007 tfd
repainted to SAS Norge colours late 2007
LN-BUE SAS "Erling Skjalgsson" 01-10-2009 tfd
LN-BUE was retired from service by SAS in september 2013,
std at GRY 06-2014 and broken up 11-2015
Seen parked at the original gate 21 on the domestic pier, which has been rebuilt later.
Catalog #: 01_00080595
Title: Friedrichshafen, FF-33
Corporation Name: Friedrichshafen
Additional Information: Germany
Designation: FF-33
Tags: Friedrichshafen, FF-33
Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive