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A classic Rio Grande caboose has stopped briefly in Provo, Utah as the conductor chats with the trainmaster the afternoon of Dec. 28, 1976. DRGW 01490 was built in Rio Grande's Burnham Shops in Denver in 1959. Fun Fact: this car was originally ordered by Utah Railway, to become UTAH 70, but the order was cancelled.
We attended the 59th Annual Phoenix, Arizona Scottish Games (and festival) during the first weekend of March, 2024. It was actually located in Gilbert which is SE of Phoenix by several miles. There was a British Car display that was part of the show which included quite a few Austin Minis including this pickup truck version.
Happy Truck Thursday!
Set in the final days before the fall of the Egyptian Regime, EDF Marines and Intelligence Agents conduct a raid on a UAPR safehouse in Cairo.
"Watch out for UAPR guards as we turn the corner!" said Agent Bryan over the radio as the convoy rolled through the crowded streets in their EDF pickups. A minute later the sound of AK gunfire and cracking glass rang out as the bullets bounced off their windshield. The agents opened their doors and returned fire quickly eliminating the lone guard. "Shit, everyone move in, move in now, they know we're here!" said Agent Stephen as he accelerated over the sidewalk to avoid the body. "Go, Go, Go!" said Agent Bryan as he ran up to the door with the marines. "Everyone in position? Right." He motioned to the marine across from him to make entry in 3... 2... 1...
The agents hoped to glean critical information on insurgency operations in Cairo and the eventual full UAPR assault on the city. However their efforts proved futile, as the intel recovered showed that the network of UAPR support in the city ran deeper than they thought. Cairo fell to the UAPR just seven days later.
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So this scene has been in the works ever since the Sunset Over The Nile event in the World In Darkness group but I never got to finish it due to school. On summer break now, so I finally got a chance to finish it. Made the trucks first which were kind of inspired by Afghan police trucks that I has seen in recent pictures, then I knew I had to build a scene around them. It turned out a bit bigger than I thought it was going to be because all the filler parts originally intended for the periphery of the scene ended up looking too cool to cut out. XD
OSR SW1200RS pair prepares to grab a cut of racks and head for Cami on a quiet evening in Ingersoll - Summer 2016
I didn't realize they were true twins until I got home. Luckily, I just drove through the contestant rodeo gates, parked and there they were. The only one that knows that I was taking their pic was the pony up front, does this still classify as a candid? LOL Love seeing kids ride.
Part of the 5th Generation (1967-72] of Ford F-Series pickup trucks. The grille appears to be that for the 1971 models.
Here is another photo that features the red GMC pickup in my earlier photo.
Beyond it is a 1968 Chevrolet pickup.
Happy Truck Thursday!
1954 Ford E83W Pickup Truck Ipswich Corporation Parks Department Reg CDX 691
Photo Taken at the Ipswich Transport Museum 26 March 2023
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