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Action photos from Providence Day's varsity track and field meet on Tuesday, Mar 10, 2020. {Providence Day Photo / Mike McCarn}
Here is the OTM Tracker preparing to off load the crane. The hydraulic support pylons work (I need to shorten the tops eventually so they minimize interference with the crane). The real truck has a pretty elaborate system that actually lifts the crane up to the same height of the gondola car, but I omitted that part (for now….).
Tracked Gun Carrier ASU-57, made in the USSR. The base and box are marked with the price 1r20k. I now have another of these with gloss paint, black for the base/tracks, packed in a box printed only in green: www.flickr.com/photos/adrianz-toyz/54171612191
Both have a logo cast on the base, but they are different.
I have several others in this range, see the USSR Models album: www.flickr.com/photos/adrianz-toyz/albums/72157634343270940
Track laying at the Leighton Buzzard Narrow Gauge Railway to re-instate the section of line between Stonehenge Works and Mundays Hill. When the line was in commercial use part of the section was double track and the opportunity has been taken to extend that distance. The regular, volunteer track gang are being assisted by a team from Transport For London. These people have been recruited and trained to maintain the Elizabeth Line (formerly Crossrail) but as yet trains are not running.
Having moved into my new condo a few weeks ago, the unit is lovely, warm and completed. Stepping outside is a different matter... beyond my little plot of landscaped lawn, I'm living in a construction zone, while more units are under construction. The bulldozers rattle by all day M-F, then leave these interesting ridges for weekend viewing.
This photo displays how moose tracks can look either very pointed,like the one on the right,or very splayed out,like the one on the left,depending on the softness of the substrate.