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Recabbed Karrier bantam flatbed

Leica M6

Zeiss 35mm f/2 Biogon T* ZM

Ultrafine Xtreme 400

 

Still got glass.

A MAN TGX18.440 in Delmenhorst.

1973 AEC Marshal flatbed in the livery of G.A Newsome, Reg No. RTD 680L on the 2015 Cheshire Run

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Great Dorset Steam Fair 2011

Dunn-Edwards Paints leases the Peterbilt Model 325, which can handle carrying up to 500 gallons of paint, from PacLease. The Peterbilt is spec'd with the PACCAR PX-6 engine, rated at 200 hp., an Allison 1000 HS automatic transmission, plus Morgan 14-foot flatbed stake bodies with Maxon lift gates.

PN65PFO

M6 Ashton-in-Makerfield

Epson Perfection 4490 vs Scanmate 3000. The 14-year old 3000dpi 12bit drum scanner runs circles around 4800dpi 16bit flatbed in shadow-performance, yet CCD does little better on highlights (well OK, I did adjust highlight curves on scanning, yet nothing on PMT).

 

On the windmill image you see the bushes glowing on the background of the windmill which is also visible when seeing the Kodak Aerochrome slides against the light. My CCD scanner just can't make them bushes "glow" no matter how I try. Drum scanner needed no adjustments to make the scans look like the E-6 slides against the light with your own eyes.

 

On the dogs image see the shadows coming out on the r/h side and the fine structure of the little rocks.

 

Also overall tonal balance is on the brighter side on PMTs. Please note that those are my first drum scans ever so I'm just in the learning process how to make better scans (PMTs do act differently!) yet I've tried every trick with my CCD Epson flatbed so it's more like: "the best flatbed CCD vs rookie drum scan" comparison :)

"It moves stuff around, picks stuff up and breaks a lot, not much more"

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It has a telescopic HIab, rolling wheels and an opnening bonnet, no doors though.

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Openable doors and leather seat

Kicking back and relaxing at the 76 truck stop in Milwaukee, Wis was this keen Kenworth in Aug 1988.

Scan de photo 2003

J. Reynolds

The 2021 Arizona Flywheelers Antique Tractor Show in Cottonwood, AZ.

A nice neighbor to one of our daughters.

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This was also found on our backroad travels..it was just sitting next to the road..

ZIL 131 flatbed with crane.

 

Was green. Registered as an agricultural bowser in July 2001.

quite new but probably has already caried meny buses to there doom is this man flatbed truck

Sometimes the simplest liveries are the best. The Shore Porter's Society livery has been little changed over the Aberdeen-based company's 500+ year history. Whilst perhaps best known for household and commercial removals, it is also engaged in general haulage. I have no idea whether it ever operated any Seddon trucks such as this 12-Four flatbed, but the dark blue livery suits the traditional lines of its attractive fibreglass cab (17-Nov-17).

 

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Black Diamond, Washington

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