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One Elinchrom RX Style 600 with a Elinchrom Softlite Reflector 55° 44 cm on the top right
One Elinchrom RX Style 600 in a Elinchrom Rotalux Softbox Octa 135 cm on the left
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I am interested in architecture which offers a total vision, where nothing jars. Everything must be considered as anything which you place in a space has an impact – even something as apparently insignificant as a light switch. Design for me is about a process of refining and reducing, to reach the point of perfect clarity where form and function collide.
Link slideshow BSSR House
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Een integraal woonconcept dat je alles biedt om comfortabel te wonen. Schoonheid, in eigentijds design. In aandacht voor detail en kwaliteit. Van vloer tot plafond, van deurklink tot lichtknopje.
A better view of the three push button switch that is used on this lathe. I will say they work really nice.
First ESS Switch Bell Labs Holmdel NJ May 1965.
What can be seen here is an engineer at the maintenance center. Note the low speed TTY to the left.
Another view of a #101 ESS?
This is the Brocade 200E fibre channel switch. They're a quite a few thousand dollars, so unfortunately we've only got one. The infrastructure would take another one quite easily, but that will have to be in the future
Technically speaking, this is the hub of the SAN
This rebuilt BNSF engine shuffles cars around at Council Bluffs, interchanging cars with the Iowa Interstate on 8-21-18.
These are parts of the switch control system for the little hump yard in Springfield yard. I assume they're relays for all of the switches than can be thrown by the operator in the hump tower.
Switch TV
Juegan de Local
Supernova
Fotografía: Felipe Trucco
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Producción: Carlos Castro
Double slip switch (X-switch) in detail:
You can exchange two normal switches for one X-switch, and this way you can save 27 studs in track length. The geometry of the X-switches are following the normal switch geometry, so a14 and a8 are useful here as well. Unfortunately the diagonal length of this switch is smaller so two different X-switches are needed. Changing the diagonal length would make bigger problems, like losing the 16 studs module in line distance.
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Pedro Day
just a chilled game of skate at coops.
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Three of my steam switchers... From left to right, my Thomas Industries 0-4-0 (Probably from 1949), my Lionel 1615 (From 1955 - 1957), and my Lego PRR B6.
My HO model of Southern Pacific (SP) 9016 was leading a westbound local, switching "Tuolumne" on the California Central Model Railroad Club (CCMRC) in the historic Agnew depot in Santa Clara, CA on Saturday, November 28, 2015. This is an Overland Brass model.
The real SP 9016 was a Kraus-Maffei, ML-4000, SP Class DF-801. It became SP Class KF636-1 and SP 9119. Reportedly, it was built in 1964, construction number 19112. It was retired in 1967 and scrapped.