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in case you didn't know - I run a cozy MP store with the things I initially started making for me and my friends: eyes, head and body bom addons (Lelutka EvoX, Genus Morph and MorphToon), particles, shapes, tattoos
For my buildoff with Jake.
And experimental MP with a flip up built in Holographic sight as well as an integrated suppressor.
First field tested in a covert op to neutralize a hidden missile silo within Pripyat during the events leading up to the third world war.
Withdrawn Scania K360EB / Plaxton Panther, ME61BUS awaits the scrap man on February 5th 2020.
An electrical fire put paid to its career with MP Travel and the coach has been declared a write off.
Missouri Pacific Railroad caboose 13748 at Cotter, Arkansas, on March 2, 1989, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler.
These pods are being replaced by rows of white flowers. This spring bloomer attracts mason bees. It's a good plant to have if you're looking to support nature's pollinators.
mp-e65mm at 1:1
Missouri Pacific Railroad 640258 at Cotter, Arkansas on August 11, 1988, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler.
Alexander Dennis Enviro 200MMC, TX21ONE seen deputising for a 'decker on the afternoon B52 service to the Omega site to the north west of Warrington on a damp 28th February 2022.
C&NW SD40-2 #6827 rounds the curve at MP 20 in Lombard. Built in 1974, she became UP #2975 after the merger.
As I was getting ready to leave the office, ICE 6418 and ICE 6446 crawled by and prepared to dive off the mainline at the Riverside Generating Station switch at MP 185 to pick up an empty coal train. I knew they wouldn't depart the plant until after dark, so I didn't give them much thought until I crossed the crossing on my way out and saw the BNSF 8117 waiting to head south!
The pair of ICE 6400's disappeared behind the fence shortly after I GTS'ed and the pair of BN SD60M's got their track warrant to keep rolling south. Talk about dumb luck!
Bettendorf, IA. January 16, 2014.
Missouri Pacific Railroad caboose 13736 at Cotter, Arkansas on September 26, 1988, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler.
Photograph of a fly at 1:1 using the Canon 7D, MP-E 65mm Macro lens and the MT24 EX flash with two stofen diffusers.
ISO 250 F13 at 1/160 sec
Missouri Pacific Railroad SD50 5029 at Cotter, Arkansas on July 17, 1986, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler. Number 5029 was the trailing unit on a coal train destined for the Independence Power Plant in Newark, Arkansas. I'm not sure of all of the details, but this train arrived two days earlier and parked in Cotter. Not wishing to walk a mile to get to the Cotter depot, the crew cut off their train and ran around it, parking the power next to the caboose.
Built in March 1978, this well-worn gondola was part of a large order of gons built for Missouri Pacific by CNCF (Constructora Nacional de Carros de Ferrocarril) in Mexico. And despite its age, the MP Buzzsaw logo on this car is in great shape more than 40 years after the UP-MP-WP merger.
MP GBS E534 Gondola #642016
Houston, TX
October 14th, 2024
Bring the heat, Arch :D
Done in PMG 0.6.
I replaced the previous image with another one not missing the last hole in the heatshield (added with Paint)
Lt. Kain partaking in Exercises in the Northrop-Grumman testing facilities on the Moon with a full Combat Load including a pair of ShortShot SMGs and 2 Large Blast Shields.
As much as I like the hangar scene I did, I acknowledge that it doesn't really show off the design all that well, thus this!
Relative newcomers to the East Midlands, MP Travel's Megabus M45 from Birkenhead offers a pretty quick and direct alternative to National Express' offerings from Derby to London taking three hours each way.
MP007 leaves Derby Bus Station with the Southbound M45 to London Victoria via Grange Park for Northampton and Finchley Road Tube Station.
N270KKH - preserved Mercedes 0405 / Optare Prisma.
New 1996 to East Yorkshire 270.
MP Travel, Warrington back at Hull's Anlaby road depot.
Missouri Pacific Railroad 588745 at Flippin, Arkansas on January 9, 1988, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler.
Well I just got my MP-E 65 back after lending it out a month ago. Couldn't resist popping out with it tonight for a quick blast. Not many insect macro subjects about! Saw some crane flies though so took this shot at the full 5*magnification hand held (single shot). Those crane flies certainly look different like this!