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Recently brought back into the Avon Buses fleet is this Caetano Nimbus bodied Transbus Dart which is registered HV02 PCO and carries the fleet number of 602. It is pictured here at Arrowe Park Hospital after working a 492 from Woodside Bus Station. 4/7/18
A man and his son have a quick word with the driver of Class 55 55020 Nimbus as it waits to leave with York a London King,s Cross to Edinburgh service, other Deltic,s seen that day were 55007/10/11/15/17/18/19. 16/08/1975.
image Kevin Connolly - All rights reserved so please do no use this without my explicit permission
Nimbus is half Bengal, but Freya (on the right) is pure Bengal, so she is bigger than him. They dont get on very well but tolerate each other until one shows signs of aggression.
The JM-200 Nimbus is the most affordable bike on the market. It's minimalistic design makes it light and agile. With a top speed of 200 MPH, it's fun to ride, even on a daily commute. As such it is the best selling speeder bike of all time.
One of the displays at Brookgreen Gardens was Harry Potter themed and included a full size Nimbus 2000. I experienced the same excitement as when I first read the book.
A little over five months ago I had to put this little pain in the ass to sleep. I miss having to shoo her away as I floss my teeth. I miss her crying every time I open a can of food. I miss trying to keep her from batting and biting at my pens as I try to study and write. But, most of all, I miss my little buddy that, for 14 years, was always there to comfort me and make me smile when I was feeling down.
This is my contribution to the Harry Potter Contest on LEGO Ideas.
It took less than a day to create the broomstick with LDD.
I hope you like it.
To see more pictures of the MOC (and, of course, my other creations) visit my Flickr account!
Sorry for uploading these so late, but I was bedridden with the flu. Which is also why I only took 3 photos of Nimbus at work - I had to leave early. I hope you enjoy these few pictures anyways!
This is my contribution to the Harry Potter Contest on LEGO Ideas.
It took less than a day to create the broomstick with LDD.
I hope you like it.
To see more pictures of the MOC (and, of course, my other creations) visit my Flickr account!
Look at the bow in the cloud, in the very rain itself. That is a sign that the sun, though you cannot see it, is shining still -- that up above beyond the cloud is still sunlight and warmth and cloudless blue sky.
– Charles Kingsley
We are looking after this table for someone and Nims loves it because its the same height as the kitchen surfaces and next to the cooker, so he can watch people cooking...
The JM-100 Nimbus was the first version of the Nimbus line, and the 200 was the fourth. Versions 2-3 were lost to time but I may still have some old pictures floating around. The JM-100 was built in the 1990s, and the 200 was built recently. The engine flare on the back of the 100 was a recent addition as it originally had no visible propulsion system.