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I forgot to try fiddling with my camera to get the colors to come out better, so these have been put through GIMP 2 for extra mad color.
I tryed to make an Leyland Octopus in lego it was hard. It don't look exactly like the orginal truck. But I am happy about the results :P
Regency Motor Lines had this Pete waiting to load at Aqua Chem in Milwaukee, Wisconsin when I photographed it in October 1984.
I've copied this GMC Flatbed ages ago from JohnnyD and just had to bring it out in the sun again.
Normally it's transporting beer, but I didn't check that before going out, so there are only empty beer crates loaded. The green shape in the foreground is an empty Heineken bottle.
Toy Project Day 3454
Two Leyland Beavers at Lymm services ready for the start of the 2016 Cheshire Run.
On the left is MWB 616, a 1948 dropside in the livery P. Griffiths
On the right is YXG 868, a 1948 flatbed in the livery of Caledonian/ Carnation Milk.
Seen in it;s working day for Alexander Millar of Thornhill, picture given to me by Alex's grandson (my workmate) Jimmy Millar.
Completing the current run of British Railways vehicles, here is the normal-control Austin WFK 60 that succeeded the Loadstar published previously. I'm not convinced that BR operated late-production examples with twin headlights such as this. The setting is, once again, Rowley station yard at Beamish Museum - a good venue for a future rally of railway-owned commercial vehicles, perhaps? (20-Nov-16).
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1971 ERF LV flatbed in the livery of G.A Newsome, Reg No. C898 KMB arriving at Lymm services for the start of the 2016 Cheshire run.
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Boxes under flatbed are openable and can store small stuff like chains. Also, there are attachments for chains to secure the cargo.
Photographed in Virginia City, Nevada. The tractor is a classic Peterbilt 379, however I don't know the make of the dozer sitting on the flatbed so if some tractor aficionado can identify it please let me know. Most of the Storey County Fire Department's apparatus is blue and white, some of their older units are white and blue.