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Qantas Freight Boeing B737-376(BDSF) VH-XML under maintenance in the hangers at SYD/YSSY.
22/02/2021
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- The Slave I model can be built in 2 colors
- It is made of 2035 bricks
- Includes Slide out missiles, bombs and mines
- The cockpit rotates its wings
- The aircraft has a stand with plate (sticker)
- Tailgate for equipment
- Dimensions (W / H / D): 36.5 / 18.0 / 37.0 cm without stand
- Dimensions (W / H / D): 36.5 / 40,3 / 35,0 cm with stand
- The landing platform Kamino is a replica of Episode II
- It is made of 5760 bricks
- Dimensions (W / H / D): 101.0 / 70.5 / 82.5 cm
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Stickers for the Custom Model
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TS Travels' NG17 XML is a Temsa Safari HD, new to Atkinson, Ingleby Arncliffe in 2017, and originally registered H19 ATK.
The Custom 38T Tank Ausf.E consists of 435 bricks. Dimensions (W / H / D): 7,0 / 7,1 / 13,9 cm
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Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad Class XML-4 24828 at Cicero, Illinois on an unknown day in October 1980, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler. The CB&Q built 100 Class XML-4 boxcars in number series 24800 -24899 at Havelock, Nebraska in 1965, equipped with Keystone cushion underframes and Evans DF Loader Equipment. They had 10 foot door openings and a 4,974 cubic foot capacity.
The Custom German WW2 Pak 88 Bunker Set.
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Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad Class XML-16 20800 at Eola, Illinois on an unknown day in September 1979, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler. The COTS sticker indicates the built date as 7-69. Stenciled on the frame below the ampersand in the reporting marks: BAKERY GOODS LOADING ONLY
The Custom Marder 3 Tank Ausf.H consists of 439 bricks. Dimensions (W / H / D): 7,0 / 7,7 / 16,9 cm
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Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad Class XML-16 20723 at Cicero, Illinois on an unknown day in September 1980, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler. The following is from the book, CB&Q Color Guide To Freight And Passenger Equipment, by Michael J. Spoor: CB&Q Class XML-16 consisted of 205 cars numbered 20695-20899 built by Berwick Foundry and Forge in 1969. They came equipped with National 3C cushion underframes, Evans DFB Load Dividers, an inside length of 50 foot 6 inches, and a 5,118 cubic foot capacity. All of the XML-16's were outfitted with 10 foot 0 inch plug doors from Youngstown.
Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad Class XML-8 10252 at Cicero, Illinois on an unknown day in January 1982, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler. This was one of 55 cars (#'s 10215-10269) of this type built by Pullman-Standard during July 1965. They were specifically designed for the auto parts buisness, the diagonal stripe 0n the door indicating Evans DF2 belt rails were installed to secure the lading. This one is stenciled as last reweigh date: TK-1-81.
SdKfz 7 with Flak 36 - Pak 88 mm Kanone and SdKfz 7-1 with Flak 38 20 mm Flakvierling.
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Go-Ahead Blue Triangle (SE233, YX15 XML, Rainham/Denver Trading Estate (BE)-based) at High Road Leyton, Leyton, London. Body no E271/2, delivered new 10/03/2015. Apologies for the mark on the left hand side of the photo, caused by a clump of dust that got into one of the filters in my camera lens.
Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad Class XML-16 20702 at Eola, Illinois on an unknown day in March 1982, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler. This was one of 205 cars in the 20695 - 20899 number series built by Berwick Foundry and Forge in 1969.
The Sovjet T34-85 Tank consists of 777 bricks. Dimensions (W / H / D): 9,3 / 11,5 / 24,9 cm
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The Custom Polish 7TP consists of 531 bricks. Dimensions (W / H / D): 8,0 / 7,4 / 15,9 cm
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The Custom Star Wars New Republic Attack Shuttel
- It consists of 4286 parts
- A fully equipped Commando Bridge
- Movable twin turbo laser at the cockpit
- Rotating bomb bays in the fuselage of the Shuttles
- The loading hatch below the cockpit can be opened
- The landing gear can be mechanically fold out and
- The blades are mechanically adjusted continuously to 125 °
- Dimensions (W / H / D): 88.0 / 53.5 / 49.8 with stand
- Dimensions (W / H / D): 105 / 35.0 / 49.8 in flying
Crew:
1 Clone Commander
7 Clone Troopers
2 Clone Pilot
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Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad Class XML-4 24866 at Cicero, Illinois on an unknown day in September 1980, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler. The CB&Q built 100 Class XML-4 boxcars in number series 24800 -24899 at Havelock, Nebraska in 1965, equipped with Keystone cushion underframes and Evans DF ( Damage Free ) Loader Equipment. They had 10 foot door openings and a 4,974 cubic foot capacity. This car was stenciled: NEW 3.65 and WHEN EMPTY RETURN TO AGENT CB&QRR KEOKUK, IA.
As the relationship between China and Jamaica has grown closer, the impact has slowly made itself seen on the streets of the island with more Chinese cars, trucks, bikes, and buses showing up.
This vehicle represents a high profile example of this trend. This is a Golden Dragon XML 6125J13, one of 35 Golden Dragons acquired by the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (the Government owned bus service that operates in and around the nation's capital) in September of 2016. There was a substantial ceremony and fanfare surrounding the purchase as a symbol of growing Jamaican - Chinese relations, and that is also commemorated by the Chinese flag you can see on the side of the bus in these videos. The Chinese Ambassador to the island even made a point of attending the handover ceremony. Most of the 35 buses were smaller XML 6897J13's, but one of these larger units was included and can now be seen around Kingston. They have a nice sound to them and don't look half bad.
Golden Dragon is a subsidiary of King Long, one of the largest Chinese bus manufacturers. King Long sells buses under 3 brands: Higer, Golden Dragon, and King Long (King Long, interestingly, literally translates to "Golden Dragon" in English). Their buses have appeared all over the world as Chinese influence has spread, and you can find them in over 40 nations (Tanzania's new modern bus rapid Transit system, established just a couple of years ago, has a fleet consisting entirely of Golden Dragons and the brand has also found a lot of buyers in the Philippines). King Long brands have a strong foothold in Jamaica now - there is this big batch of Golden Dragons operated by the JUTC and also a significant number of King Longs operated by Knutsford Express, the largest long range/intercity bus operator in Jamaica.
Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad Class XML-5 23230 as a pigeon roost at Cicero, Illinois on an unknown day in August 1981, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler. This car was built by the CB&Q at Havelock, Nebraska in 1964. Sorry about the lousy grab shot, everything was moving, including me.
Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad Class XM-4C 49531 ( stenciled XM ) at Cicero, Illinois on an unknown day in October 1980, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler. The following is excerpted from the book, CB&Q Color Guide to Freight and Passenger Equipment, by Michael J. Spoor: CB&Q #'s 49400 - 49799 were built at Havelock ( CB&Q shops in Nebraska ) during 1966 ( as Class XML-11 ). Built to a Northern Pacific design, these were the only boxcars on the Q to feature the waffle pattern on the car side. All of the cars featured the combination 6' and 8' plug doors with grain access doors ( at the top of the 8' door ) originally introduced in 1963 on the Class XM-4's. Also like the XM-4's, they had an inside length of 50' 6" and a 5,080 cu. ft. capacity. While the XM-4B's of 1966 came with roofwalks and ladders, these cars never received either, even though both groups of cars were being built at the same time.
The waffle side cars featured protrusions on the exterior which held load tie-downs on the interior. Between 1967 and 1970, 126 cars had their loading devices removed and were re-classed XM-4C while retaining their former numbers. The only visible difference was the class stencil - XML or XL ( loader equipped ) or XM ( loaders removed ) - to the right of the CAPY data.
Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad Class XML-15 19828 at Cicero, Illinois on an unknown day in August 1981, Ektachrome by Chuck Zeiler. Built in October 1967 by Pullman-Standard, it was one of 15 cars in the 19825 - 19839 number series equipped with Hydroframe cushion underframes and Evans DF2 loader devices. This car was stenciled: RETURN TO AGENT AT&SF RR. GALESBURG ILLINOIS. Most of the cars in this series were assigned to the Admiral Corporation in Galesburg.
Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad Class XML-2C 19693 at about Halsted Street in Chicago, Illinois on an unknown day in November 1979, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler. Built by the CB&Q at Havelock, Nebraska during 1960, this was one of 100 cars in the Class XML-2C series ( #'s 19600 - 19699 ) equipped with 19 DF-2 belt rails and Waugh underframes.
The Custom SdKfz 251-1 Ausf.C consists of 459 bricks. Dimensions (W / H / D): 7,8 / 7,7 / 18,2 cm
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Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad Class XML-2C 19685 at Cicero, Illinois on an unknown day in September 1980, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler. Built by the CB&Q at Havelock, Nebraska in 1960 as one of 100 cars in the 19600 - 19699 number series, it was equipped with 19 belt rails and Waugh underframe. I could not make out all the return route information stenciled by the lower left corner of the door, but I did note that when empty this car was routed back to Louisville, KY.
The Custom PzKpfw IV with Rocketlauncher consists of 878 bricks. Dimensions (W / H / D): 9,6 / 9,5 / 19,7 cm
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The german K5 Railgun LEOPOLD consists of 1355 bricks,
many details make it authentic.
Dimensions W / H / D: 8,0 / 17,4 / 79,9 cm (with cran)
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The german K5 Railgun LEOPOLD consists of 1355 bricks,
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Dimensions W / H / D: 8,0 / 17,4 / 79,9 cm (with cran)
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SdKfz 7 with Flak 36 - Pak 88 mm Kanone and SdKfz 7-1 with Flak 38 20 mm Flakvierling.
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The Custom 35T Tank consists of 505 bricks. Dimensions (W / H / D): 7,5 / 8,0 / 14,9 cm
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The Custom Camper, Luggage Trailer for the legendary T1 Bus consists of 332 bricks,
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Dimensions W / H / D: 11,3 / 8,2 / 20,7 cm
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Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad Class XML-14 23445 at ( I think ) Kansas City, Missouri on an unknown day in May 1980, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler. This is one of 200 outside braced boxcars, numbered 23300-23499 classified XML-14, built by CB&Q's shops in Havelock, Nebraska during 1967. The Burlington installed Keystone cushion underframes, Evans bulkheads, and 10 foot sliding doors. The water tower in the background should provide a clue to the location, leave a comment if you recognize the location.
The Flak 36 (Flugabwehrkanone 88mm) consists of 335 bricks,
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Dimensions W / H / D: 16,1 / 8,6 / 20,6 [cm]
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The Flak 36 - 88mm Flugabwehrkanone consists of 335 bricks,
many small details make it authentic.
Dimensions W / H / D: 16,1 / 8,6 / 20,6 [cm]
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SEC 280 Final Exam
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SEC 280 Final Exam
(TCO 2) What is XKMS?
Key Management Specification, which defines services to manage PKI operations within the Extensible Markup Language (XML) environment
An XML standard for e-mail encryption
An XML standard that is used for wireless data exchange
A primary XML standard that is for application development
(TCO 2) All of the following are techniques used by a social engineer EXCEPT for which one?
An attacker replaces a blank deposit slip in a bank lobby with one containing his own account number
An attacker calls up the IT department posing as an employee and requests a password reset
An attacker runs a brute-force attack on a password
An attacker sends a forged e-mail with a link to a bogus website that has been set to obtain personal information
(TCO 2) Attackers need a certain amount of information before launching their attack. One common place to find information is to go through the trash of the target to find information that could be useful to the attacker. This process of going through a target’s trash is known in the community as _____
Trash rummaging
Garbage surfing
Piggy diving
Dumpster diving
(TCO 2) What are the SSL and TLS used for?
A means of securing application programs on the system
To secure communication over the Internet
A method to change from one form of PKI infrastructure to another
A secure way to reduce the amount of SPAM a system receives
(TCO 2) What are the security risks of installing games on an organization’s system?
There are no significant risks
Users can’t always be sure where the software came from and it may have hidden software inside of it.
The users may play during work hours instead of during breaks
The games may take up too much memory on the computer and slow down processing, making it difficult to work
(TCO 2) What is the ISO 17799?
A standard for creating and implementing security policies
A standard for international encryption of e-mail
A document used to develop physical security for a building
A document describing the details of wireless encryption
(TCO 3) A(n) _____ is a network typically smaller in terms of size and geographic coverage, and consists of two or more connected devices. Home or office networks are typically classified as this type of network
Local-area network
Office-area network
Wide-area network
(TCO 3) What is the main difference between TCP and UDP packets?
UDP packets are a more widely used protocol
TCP packets are smaller and thus more efficient to use
TCP packets are connection oriented, whereas UPD packets are connectionless
UDP is considered to be more reliable because it performs error checking
Internal-area network
(TCO 3) Unfortunately, hackers abuse the ICMP protocol by using it to _____.
Send Internet worms
Launch denial-of-service (DoS) attacks
Steal passwords and credit card numbers
Send spam
(TCO 3) Which transport layer protocol is connectionless?
UDP
TCP
IP
ICMP
(TCO 3) Which of the following is a benefit provided by Network Address Translation (NAT)?
Compensates for the lack of IP addresses
Allows devices using two different protocols to communicate
Creates a DMZ
Translates MAC addresses to IP addresses
(TCO 3) Which transport layer protocol is connection oriented?
UDP
RCP
IS
ICMP
(TCO 3) Which of the following is an example of a MAC address?
00:07:H9:c8:ff:00
00:39:c8:ff:00
00:07:e9:c8:ff:00
00:07:59:c8:ff:00:e8
(TCO 4) All of the following statements sum up the characteristics and requirements of proper private key use EXCEPT which one?
The key should be stored securely
The key should be shared only with others whom you trust
Authentication should be required before the key can be used
The key should be transported securely
(TCO 4) It is easier to implement, back up, and recover keys in a _____.
Centralized infrastructure
Decentralized infrastructure
Hybrid infrastructure
Peer-to-peer infrastructure
(TCO 4) When a message sent by a user is digitally signed with a private key, the person will not be able to deny sending the message. This application of encryption is an example of _____.
Authentication
Nonrepudiation
Confidentiality
Auditing
(TCO 4) Outsourced CAs are different from public CAs in what way?
Outsourced services can be used by hundreds of companies
Outsourced services provide dedicated services and equipment to individual companies
Outsourced services do not maintain specific servers and infrastructures for individual companies
Outsourced services are different in name only. They are essentially the same thing
(TCO 4) Cryptographic algorithms are used for all of the following EXCEPT _____.
Confidentiality
Integrity
Availability
Authentication
(TCO 6) A hub operates at which of the following?
Layer 1, the physical layer
Layer 2, the data-link layer
Layer 2, the MAC layer
Layer 3, the network layer
(TCO 6) Alice sends an e-mail that she encrypts with a shared key, which only she and Bob have. Upon receipt, Bob decrypts the e-mail and reads it. This application of encryption is an example of _____.
Confidentiality
Integrity
Authentication
Nonrepudiation
(TCO 6) The following are steps in securing a workstation EXCEPT _____.
Install NetBIOS and IPX
Install antivirus
Remove unnecessary software
Disable unnecessary user accounts
(TCO 8) Which of the following is a characteristic of the Patriot Act?
Extends the tap-and-trace provisions of existing wiretap statutes to the Internet, and mandates certain technological modifications at ISPs to facilitate electronic wiretaps on the Internet
A major piece of legislation affecting the financial industry, and also one with significant privacy provisions for individuals
Makes it a violation of federal law to knowingly use another’s identity
Implements the principle that a signature, contract, or other record may not be deleted
Denies legal effect, validity, or enforceability solely because it is electronic form
(TCO 8) The Wassenaar Arrangement can be described as which of the following?
An international arrangement on export controls for conventional arms as well as dual-use goods and technologies
An international arrangement on import controls
A rule governing import of encryption in the United States
A rule governing export of encryption in the United States
(TCO 8) What is the Convention on Cybercrime?
A convention of black hats who trade hacking secrets
The first international treaty on crimes committed via the Internet and other computer networks
A convention of white hats who trade hacker prevention knowledge
A treaty regulating international conventions
(TCO 8) The electronic signatures in the Global and National Commerce Act _____.
Implement the principle that a signature, contract, or other record may not be denied legal effect, validity, or enforceability solely because it is electronic form
Address a myriad of legal privacy issues resulting from the increased use of computers and other technology specific to telecommunications
Make it a violation of federal law to knowingly use another’s identity
Are a major piece of legislation affecting the financial industry, and contains significant privacy provisions for individuals
(TCO 2) Give an example of a hoax and how it might actually be destructive
(TCO 2) What are the various ways a backup can be conducted and stored?
Backups should include the organization’s critical data, and…
(TCO 2) List at least five types of disasters that can damage or destroy the information of an organization
(TCO 2) List the four ways backups are conducted and stored.
Full back up, differential backup,…
(TCO 2) List at least five types of disasters that can damage or destroy the information of an organization.
Flood, chemical spill…
(TCO 2) Your boss wants you to give him some suggestions for a policy stating what the individual user responsibilities for information security should be. Create a bulleted list of those responsibilities.
Do not divulge sensitive information to individuals…
(TCO 3) What is the difference between TCP and UDP?
UDP is known as a connectionless protocol, as it has very few…
(TCO 3) List three kinds of information contained in an IP packet header
A unique identifier, distinguishing this packet from other packets…
(TCO 4) What are the laws that govern encryption and digital rights management?
Encryption technology is used to protect digital…
(TCO 5) Describe the laws that govern digital signatures
Digital signatures have the same…
(TCO 6) What are some of the security issues associated with web applications and plug-ins?
Web browsers have mechanisms to enable…
(TCO 6) What are the four common methods for connecting equipment at the physical layer?
Coaxial cable, twisted-pair…
(TCO 6) Describe the functioning of the SSL/TLS suite
SSL and TLS use a combination of symmetric and…
(TCO 6) Explain a simple way to combat boot disks
Disable them or… them in the…
(TCO 7) What are some ethical issues associated with information security?
Ethics is the social-moral environment in which a person makes…
(TCO 9) What are password and domain password policies?
Password complexity policies are designed to deter brute force attacks by increasing the number of possible passwords…
The Custom M4A2 Sherman tank consists of 851 bricks,
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Dimensions W / H / D: 9,1 / 11,9 / 18,7 cm - Scale 1:32
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The Custom Opel Blitz with Nebelwerfer 41 consists of 440 bricks.
Dimensions (W / H / D): 6,4 / 8,3 / 27,0 cm
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The Custom PzKpfw IV consists of 934 bricks.
Dimensions (W / H / D): 10 / 12,3 / 19,7 cm
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The Flak 36 - 88mm Flugabwehrkanone consists of 335 bricks,
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Dimensions W / H / D: 16,1 / 8,6 / 20,6 [cm]
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The Custom T34-85 consists of 777 bricks. Dimensions (W / H / D): 9,3 / 11,5 / 24,9 cm
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The Custom M7 Priest consists of 891 bricks.
Dimensions (W / H / D): 9,2 / 10,0 / 19,5 cm
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The german SdKfz 7 consists of 572 bricks.
Dimensions (W / H / D): 7,1 / 7,6 / 21,0 cm
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Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad Class XML-1 23059 at Cicero, Illinois on an unknown day in October 1979, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler. This car was one of 100 Class XML-1 50 foot boxcars built at the CB&Q's Havelock, Nebraska shops in 1955 in 23000-23099 number series. They were equipped with Evans DF Loader Equipment, and stenciled with DF (Damage Free), barely visible to the left of the door. This group of cars was assigned the BN number series 317800-317899.
The Custom Opel Blitz with Nebelwerfer 41 consists of 440 bricks.
Dimensions (W / H / D): 6,4 / 8,3 / 27,0 cm
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As the relationship between China and Jamaica has grown closer, the impact has slowly made itself seen on the streets of the island with more Chinese cars, trucks, bikes, and buses showing up.
This vehicle represents a high profile example of this trend. This is a Golden Dragon XML 6897J13, one of 35 Golden Dragons acquired by the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (the Government owned bus service that operates in and around the nation's capital) in September of 2016. There was a substantial ceremony and fanfare surrounding the purchase as a symbol of growing Jamaican - Chinese relations, and that is also commemorated by the Chinese flag you can see on the side of the bus here. The Chinese Ambassador to the island even made a point of attending the handover ceremony.
Golden Dragon is a subsidiary of King Long, one of the largest Chinese bus manufacturers. King Long sells buses under 3 brands: Higer, Golden Dragon, and King Long (King Long, interestingly, literally translates to "Golden Dragon" in English). Their buses have appeared all over the world as Chinese influence has spread, and you can find them in over 40 nations (Tanzania's new modern bus rapid Transit system, established just a couple of years ago, has a fleet consisting entirely of Golden Dragons and the brand has also found a lot of buyers in the Philippines). King Long brands have a strong foothold in Jamaica now - there is this big batch of Golden Dragons operated by the JUTC and also a significant number of King Longs operated by Knutsford Express, the largest long range/intercity bus operator in Jamaica.
Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad Class XML-11 49543 ( stenciled XML ) at Cicero, Illinois on February 26, 1984, Ektachrome by Chuck Zeiler. The following is excerpted from the book, CB&Q Color Guide to Freight and Passenger Equipment, by Michael J. Spoor: CB&Q #'s 49400 - 49799 were built at Havelock ( CB&Q shops in Nebraska ) during 1966 ( as Class XML-11 ). Built to a Northern Pacific design, these were the only boxcars on the Q to feature the waffle pattern on the car side. All of the cars featured the combination 6' and 8' plug doors with grain access doors ( at the top of the 8' door ) originally introduced in 1963 on the Class XM-4's. Also like the XM-4's, they had an inside length of 50' 6" and a 5,080 cu. ft. capacity. While the XM-4B's of 1966 came with roofwalks and ladders, these cars never received either, even though both groups of cars were being built at the same time.
The waffle side cars featured protrusions on the exterior which held load tie-downs on the interior. Between 1967 and 1970, 126 cars had their loading devices removed and were re-classed XM-4C while retaining their former numbers. The only visible difference was the class stencil - XML or XL ( loader equipped ) or XM ( loaders removed ) - to the right of the CAPY data.