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Usually, I plan my builds a long time in advance, but every once in a while, I build something on a whim. This is one of those times. I very much enjoyed building my tractors and felt like building something similar. I'll also be attending a show for models of cranes, heavy haulage and earth moving equipment in March. Hence, this JCB backhoe loader.
USSC #312, a GP11, passes one of the numerous sugar cane load out along USSC's system. This loaded has dried out for this year, but during the next harvest it will be busy once again. Something also worthy of note in this scene are the rails under the loader, hidden in the grass, it is stamped '1903 CARNEGIE.' Hard to believe these rails still serve trains during every harvest.
Designer applications are now open for our Sweet Edition round of Loading... Event. Loading... is a Gamer themed shopping event that runs every other month.
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The UP steam shop crews also maintain the business fleet and are seen readying the A-B-A Set of E9's to go with 844 to North Platte. The Crews are load testing and also testing the cab signals.
These machines were popular in mines and quarries, across the galactic disc. Their legs enabled them to clamber over rough terrain that would have been inaccessible to wheeled or tracked vehicles.
Based on an illustration by Vincent Chan:
Down at the harbour, yesterday but was't too sure if the "EEMS Dublin" was loading or unloading but there certainly was nothing much happening when I took this shot!
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Based on 4950 The Loader-Dozer, released in 1999.
Not my finest work, but I wanted to share this micro Rock Monster. The main body is a no pattern mini Piraka head and the back is a pair of those guns that shoot studs. I don't have many parts in this color so I had to improvise.
Extract from "The Evolution of Marble Extraction " On Google.
Ever since ancient times, marble has been extracted from the Apuan Alps. Carrara has been acknowledged for the exceptional quality of its white or blue-gray marble and supplied the Roman Empire for the construction of the most prestigious monuments that make the glory of Rome.
The Pantheon and the Trajan's Column in Rome are built of Carrara Marble. A famous saying of Augustus is: "I found Rome a city of bricks and left it a city of marble" ("Marmoream relinquo, quam latericiam accepi"). Many sculptures of the Renaissance (the David from Michelangelo, amongst many others) were also carved in marble blocks extracted from the Carrara’s quarry
Portrait of a semi-nomadic woman with her daily load of wood (Chad).
Arab community has been in Chadian territory for hundreds of years, mostly in south central Chad.
Despite their widespread diffusion, these Arabs represent a single ethnic group composed of a multitude of tribes.
The Arabs of Chad are semisedentary (or seminomadic) peoples who herd their camels, horses, cattle, goats, and sheep on the plains in the Chad lake area.
In the region around N'Djamena some Arabs have adopted a more settled existence.
In the rainy season, Arab groups spread out through the region; in the dry season, they live a more settled existence, usually on the dormant agricultural lands of their sedentary neighbors.
Scraplift of Tina Azmus Studio Calico Designer
Didnt get to do the Ebay challenge yet....but i did use a Studio Calico kit with tons of Cosmo...lol
Marines with the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit, practice loading and unloading rounds during sustainment training on Aug. 21, 2015. The CAAT, composed of heavy machine gunners and anti-tank missilemen, is used to combat hardened targets as well as provide security.
(U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Paris Capers/Released)
25169 heads east through Totnes on 25-6-76
Part of the Tom Derrington Collectioon. Photographer unknown.
D7519, 7519, 25169 was allocated to Laira in October 1975. In July 1976 transferred to Springs Branch Wigan.
Withdrawn September 8th 1981 and was the 112th Class 25 to be withdrawn..
After withdrawal 25169 was stored at Bescot from September 1981 until Christmas Eve 1981 when it moved to Swindon Works with 25073 & 08585, with 25169 being scrapped there by the middle of February 1982.
Thanks to Derbysulzers for the loco information.
Proof load (110% of rated capacity) deck cranes on MV Fortune to 198 tonne using water load bags at Lascells Wharf Geelong.
I bought a second Lloyd's bulk-loader; I like their simplicity, so one had HP5 and the other has Kodak 5207.
Canon A-1
FD 50mm f/1.4
Kodak 5207/250D @ iso/asa 400
Unicolor (pre-bath/remjet removal with baking soda)
Epson V550
A wood wallah loads up with a bundle of firewood to take down to the cremation ghats. Varanasi, India
Leica M7, 35mm Summilux
Ilford HP5, in Ilford ID-11
scanned w/Nikon Coolscan V
Caterpillar plant to the fore on a rainy day at Hope cement works. Stockpiled product from the limestone quarry to the west of the works is being loaded for transportation to the primary crusher.
Repair of the Lazy Susan was finally completed and Rocky is conducting a LOAD TEST to ensure it meets his standards.
Canton-based 37704 was recorded at Tower Colliery in March 1991 while loading of the 7C72 MGR to Aberthaw Power Station was being Undertaken.
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