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Painted in KLM House colours, ex Royal Netherlands Navy Grumman US-2N Tracker 151 named 'Explorer' seen in the hangars at their Air Training School, Schiphol during an Open House on 15th September 1984
Pretty sure this Porsche had straight pipes because it was LOUD! There was a very nice noise coming out of the exhaust constantly. Throughout the whole rev range it sounded great. - Eastern Creek, Sydney
Notes: tree ferns and ground ferns overhang a walking track, with lichen covered rocks.
Location: not known, possibly on the Federal Pass
Format: stereo pair, dry gelatin glass negative, Imperial half plate 6 ¼” x 4 ¾"
Licensing: Attribution, share alike, creative commons
Repository: Blue Mountains Library - library.bmcc.nsw.gov.au
Part of: Local Studies Collection PF 1990
Provenance: the Tony Brown Collection, purchased for Blue Mountains Library by former Councillor Tony Brown.
Date Range: c. 1930
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The ME Models curve track components expand our repertoire of track configurations even further when combined with the standard TLG R40 switch.
Shown above are reference designs for return curve sidings spaced at 8-stud intervals. This configuration could be useful for stations with an island platform for example. All sidings align to 16-stud intervals and can therefore return back symmetrically to form a loop. Also shown are double sidings configured in a quasi-ladder configuration and also maintaining alignment with the 16-stud grid.
An interesting pattern emerges with the return curve configurations; each 8-stud spacing requires the addition of 1.5x full straights and a reduction of radius of 16-studs over the 22.5 deg return sector. Neat result!
Before the snow....My Favorite tracks in Peshtigo Wisconsin 11/25/2010 Thanksgiving day....
Wishing you all a great weekend ahead.... blessings, ms Judi (( hugs ))
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Kind of a fusion between a lot of adventurers vehicles (elephant caravan, scorpion tracker, sphinx secret surprise ect) I always imagined the ST to be more of a small buggy like design... I may experiment with tan coloured bricks as well, but this works for any Adventurers vigs.
This is a Pinhole photograph.
I took this photograph with the can which candy was in.
Railway track.
Railway track where train doesn't run.
Rotting railway track.
A Freightliner class 66 passes Darlington Arena with the daily Teesport to Felixstowe liner. Ths stadium is being used for Covid testing so with the area teetering on the brink of tier 3 restrictions its a bit surprising that there doesn't appear to be any testing going on. Maybe its happening inside.
The tracks of the old Boulder Tunnel are mostly gone, and some use it now for a roadway. Built in the 1890's and reaching over a mile through the mountain. Fun place to visit, although not easy to locate the first time.
A shot of the tracks which lead from Jersey's Desalination Plant to a Pumping station used by Jersey Water at the bottom of the cliff. The desalination plant was built in the former La Rosière quarry in St Brelade with sea water pumped into a deep pond within the former quarry.
Remains of the quarry buildings can be seen at the top of the cliff. Meanwhile, these tracks also hide a geocache, one which I have yet to find!
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While I was on the road for my job, I came across a tracked dumper at a building site. And since I wanted to build a line of tracked vehicle's for a while, I decided to start with this. All other (way more ambitious) plans were put on hold. It was actually quite fun to design and learned me to work with the track links in LDD. If you like this , expect some more of this. In the last three pictures you see it on a purpose made trailer towed behind the good old M.A.N. 453 6X6 .