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This month’s LEGO VIP raffle is another rare San Diego Comic Con exclusive. From 2012, it’s Bizarro from DC Comics. That year’s set of minifigs were attached by the legs to a plate and then the plate was glued on to a cardboard back. It wasn’t the most secure method of attaching figs and there […]
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Over recent weeks, the Driver Training School has undertaken a VIP escort training course for motorcyclists. Four riders took part in each course, which consisted of three days training and a final, day long assessment.
Motorcyclists undertake escort duties as part of their general role within the force; this can range from accompanying wide loads on the motorway to escorting football supporters to/from Luton Town FC.
However, VIP escort is slightly different; the riders have to ensure that the protected vehicle is in continual motion. One rider stays with the main vehicle, whilst the other riders go ahead to halt traffic. Once the vehicle has passed, the rider then overtakes the protected vehicle and moves onto the next junction.
The continual movement, changing environment and high speeds mean that each rider has to be fully aware of his fellow riders, the protected vehicle and the potential threats and hazards along the route – all of which can suddenly change.
These photographs were taken during the final assessment day when the riders were to escort a vehicle from Luton to Bedford via some of the towns en route. VIP escort is something that Bedfordshire Police Motorcyclists have undertaken over a number of years, and as collaborated unit, it is important that Roads Policing Unit is able to provide this service throughout Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire.
At Bedfordshire Police our aim is "fighting crime, protecting the public."
We cover 477 square miles, serve a population of around 550,000 and employ in the region of 1,260 Police Officers, 950 police staff and 120 Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs). For more details about the force, visit our website www.bedfordshire.police.uk
Garuda Indonesia, Airbus A330 (A330-300), PK-GPG, at John F. Kennedy International (Idlewild) (JFK / KJFK), New York, USA - September 2003. VIP Flight. Copyright Tom Turner.
Keira Knightley con la borsa in nappa e struzzo colore naturale+rovere di
Miu Miu Collezione Primavera/Estate 2011
Yeah this is a VIP of my Battle of The Ardennes MOC. It looks really good IMO so you might get some pictures after the next weekend. As I said it includes 2 StuGs and one Sherman tank, as you can see if you look close.
If you have any comments or critics from this pic, it is very much appreciated. :)
Early homesteader honored with 2 crappers. His tiny downtown park soon to be levelled for massive highrise...
Advertisement for "VIP West" in Los Angeles, California from the April 1969 edition of "Magpie" magazine...
"Magpie" was an underground magazine that was sold in gay bars & nightclubs in Los Angeles for 50 cents....
VIP movement at Toronto Airport. Collaboration of vehicles from the OPP, Columbus Police, and Ohio State Patrol.
A quick grab and go of West Star Group's VIP configured Boeing 727-23(RE) N800AK parked at Stansted.
With c/n 20045 she was first delivered to American Airlines as N2913 on 9th July 1968.
Shame about that Floodlight pole!
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Finally got off my a$$ and did a small shoot with a friend's Lexus. Boy, did I ever miss doing rollers!
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Taya Kyle, the keynote speaker at TCA's Fourth Annual Wreaths Across America Gala, poses with Russell and Dawn Stubbs during the VIP reception. Photo by Jason Dixson Photography.
TCA's Debbie Sparks mingles during the VIP reception. The reception was sponsored by Pilot Flying J. Photo by Jason Dixson Photography.
Just a quick rescale of the 40178 VIP promotional set, well, at least the VIP card portion of the build. The grey plates show the size of the original card from the set, and I believe I only used parts from the set and had a few spares left over. The new size fits a lot better on display at my workspace and I think I'll have to integrate the other half of the set into one of my buildings in the my city.
Comments, criticism and questions are welcome, and keep an eye out for more.
Royal Air Force Hawker-Siddeley Andover CC.2 XS794 (thanks to Gaz West) from No.32 Squadron arriving at RAF Greenham Common during the 1981 International Air Tattoo.
There's an RAF ensign fluttering above the cockpit area denoting a VIP on-board but I can't recall who.
Scanned 35mm transparency