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Photo of The Day

Started by marc_reusser, December 18, 2009, 06:08:01 PM

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granitechops

Intiguing, but what is it? it looks more optical/ electrical than percussive, like something someone dreamt up for a sci fi film
the two at the back their faces look vaguely familiar, Actors?

JESTER

I took this at the local antique store. I love the graphics on these old cans!



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marc_reusser

Took these pics of a sign in Chinatown today.

M

gnichols

and... Navy "Ordy" builds son soap box derby car.




chester

OK, I know that this turntable is designed to change the vehicle direction. But, at the risk of sounding stupid, why? Can't the truck change direction by itself or are there space constrictions?


Philip Smith

Looks like a concrete carrier and the road appears to have a form down the right side of the picture. Maybe to narrow if the other side is formed.  Most likely the driver will back material to destination from this point.

Philip..... and a wild guess

Ray Dunakin

The guys pushing the turntable are ankle-deep in mud, so perhaps it's easier to turn the truck on the table, without risk of it getting stuck?


JESTER

Those are great pics Marc! The weathering is very cool.


Quote from: marc_reusser on November 20, 2010, 01:40:41 AM
Took these pics of a sign in Chinatown today.

M

Frederic Testard


Mobilgas

 A little Fender Bender.
Craig

DaKra

Nice little rail inspection car from over in the HAMBS thread.

Ray Dunakin

Oh, I like that boxy little railcar! That's a keeper.


Ray Dunakin

This is interesting... Not much info about it other than it's Russian, with an engine from a car, and the photo was taken sometime in the 1960's...




Ray Dunakin

Another little Russian creation, of more recent vintage. Apparently the equivalent of an "estate" railroad...




Ray Dunakin

I don't know what loco this is, but it sure is a great pic!