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A small spaceship. Woo. Features:
comfy seating for two
timeless 80s styling
many obsolete bits
substantial cargo space
includes high security mail packet and miscellaneous something
crew resplendent in classic gray and blue colors
does not include angry green space guy
Nikon F2, Carl Zeiss Planar 1.4/50 ZF.2, yellow filter, Neopan 100 Acros ll, Epson GT-X8330. 1/250, f/11.
Matchbox
No. 33/1989-1991 (USA)
No. 74/1989-1991 (ROW)
Modelautobeurs, Kruiningen
(date = date of purchase)
Simon T James made me aware of that I haven't really given my new "Ox" utility tractor a full presentation yet - so here it is!
The 4x4 "Ox" utility tractor, manufactured by Union Motor Works, is the Nordic air forces' ground crews' true and tested workhorse.
Based on the Royal Air Force's JCB Fasttrac tractors.
American Warehouse built in 1906 for the American Malting Company. Combination of a Warehouse and mill.
Sheridan, Wyoming
Camera: Pentax 645N
Lens: smc Pentax-FA 645 75mm F/2.8 (yellow filter)
Exposure: 1/250 @ F/11
Film: Kosmo Foto Mono home dev. in D-76 1+1
just a shot from a utility pole in Providence, RI . . .
taken on his birthday last weekend by my husband
who couldn't resist . . .
but I couldn't resist manipulating the heck out of it!
I became interested in Pocket knives when I was a Boy Scout during the last century. (Ouch, that sounds so old) I started collecting them some time later. Most of my collection comes from flea markets and estate/garage sales. Although I've recently been purchasing them on line from companies like Kershaw and Teckto. Last count I have 73 knives in my collection, with an Italian Stiletto which is my favorite.
An unmarked Ford Police Interceptor Utility of the FCSO sits parked outside of the headquarters in Bunnell. The unmarked unit is one of two in the county, it's counterpart being a white 2016 model. Note the custom thin blue line vanity plate on the front.
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Another vehicle, this time detailed enough to guide an actual solid model. Again, 1:35 scale.
This one is a small utility vehicle. Hydrogen fuel cell for power. In the theme of Industrialpunk, or Hibernia, whichever. I'm not totally sold on the cab, but now that I have the dimensions down, I can play around with the shape. I may try out something closer to this, this, this, this, or this.
Work vehicles do work - often not glamorous. The T1 Transporter is a case in point. The car is not fast, or gorgeous. It does not chase criminals, nor fight fires.
It carries stuff.
It is interesting how much stuff has to get carried around - food, clothes, animals, car parts, plants, building supplies.
Lots of stuff.
Whereas in the US, where vehicles like the Ford F150 Pickup dominated the market, in Europe, the typical format was an enclosed van, in part for weather protection, in part for security.
The T1 Transporter was configured in both - the dual-cab utility/pickup is shown here.
This miniland-scale Volkswagen T1 Transporter has been built for Flickr LUGNuts 11th anniversary, to the 116th Build Challenge theme - "Pickups and Vans" - a challenge to build commercial type vehicles, such as vans and pickups.
The Flickr Lounge-Blue
When I lived in Canada we had one of these cars. It was very handy for transporting things. I collect these die-cast model cars as well.