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A stealthy Drake LANCER Frame
It's #MarchofRobots / #MarchofLancer repost season, why don't you observe this Stealthy Drake before it disrupts your OODA Loop to a permanent end.
A Boston Dynamics Police Dog, wounded and spewing oil
It's #MarchofRobots Day 6, always remember, kill every mechanized arm of the state!
Have a great breakfast with Conrail with my Railroad placemats. Customtrains.org
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMD_SD35 two dark SD35's with yellow stripes on either end English: A Roger Puta photograph. Date Taken on 12 July 1970 Source https://www.flickr.com/photos/129679309@N05/24160277741/ Author railfan 44 Permission (Reusing this file) At the time of upload, the image license was automatically confirmed using the Flickr API. For more information see Flickr API detail. Flickr sets Puta's Conrail and Pre-Conrail Photographs Flickr pools railfansAmerican RailsNorth American RailroadsEastern U.S. RailfanningRailroad Sightings
Blue SD90MAC locomotive against green trees, Image from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMD_SD90MAC credits English: 5,000 horsepower EMD SD80MAC 4100 in Conrail livery. Date 3 May 2007 (original upload date) Source Transferred from en.wikipedia to Commons by TFCforever. Author The original uploader was Ble909 at English Wikipedia.
For model trains, remember to take into account similar locos may be quite different sizes. Take EMD SD units for instance: the SD7, SD9, SD28, and SD35 were all a little over 60 feet but the SD40 was around 65 feet, then the SD60, SD70 jump up to 72 feet and the SD80MAC & SD90MAC are over 80 feet!
Locomotive girl SD9#2381.
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Southern Pacific (SP) SD9 3910 and 3942 were sitting in Klamath Falls, Oregon on Friday, July 20, 1973. These units were being used by the OC&E then. Perhaps they were waiting to go out on the βMidnight Logger.β SP 3910 was an EMD SD9, SP Class EF618-3. Reportedly: it was built in 1955, builders number 20210, as SP 5432, SP Class DF-122. In 1965 it was renumbered to SP 3910. Reportedly: it was upgraded in 1976 emerging as SP SD9E 4418 SP Class EF618E-1. The reported disposition of this locomotive was, SP 4418 retired in 1995. Sold in 1996 to Progress Rail. Went to Nevada Northern. Became BHP-Nevada 205. Current status not known, presumed scrapped.
Southern Pacific (SP) SD9 3910 and 3942 were sitting on the OCE in Klamath Falls, OR on Friday, July 20, 1973. Perhaps they were waiting to go out on the βMidnight Logger.β
#train #trains #railroads #railroading #EMD #KlamathFalls #southernpacific #trainspotting #SP #fallenflags
California Northern (CFNR) SD9 203 was sitting at Napa Junction, CA, on Sunday, July 14, 1996. CFNR 203 was an EMD SD9 (SD9E). Reportedly: it was built in 1955 as SP 5377, SP Class DF-121, builder's number 20228. In 1965 it was renumbered to SP 3855 SP Class EF618-2. This locomotive was upgraded in 1971 emerging as SP 4331 SD9E SP Class EF618E-1. This locomotive was sold 1994, becoming CFNR 203. Reporting marks and numbers associated with this locomotive reportedly include: SLC 602, KMGX 57602, WRIX 602, TMRX 602, KMGX 602.
California Northern (CFNR) SD9 203 was sitting at Napa Junction, CA, on Sunday, July 14, 1996.
CFNR 203 was an EMD SD9 (SD9E). Reportedly: it was built in 1955 as SP 5377.
#train #trains #railroads #railroading #film #filmphotography #EMD #kodachrome120 #kodachrome
Milwaukee Road 585, an EMD SDL39 locomotive painted in the Milwaukee Road's orange and black scheme. Behind it is DME 549, a SD10 rebuilt from a SD7 and painted in the DME's blue and yellow scheme.
Three locomotives leading a train: DME 6618, a chop-nose rebuilt SD7 painted in Chicago and Northwestern yellow and green with a DME patch on the cab sides, followed by SOO 584, an EMD SLD39 painted in the bandit scheme, (orange and black Milwaukee Road with black panels added to cover the old reporting marks, and last DME 550, a SD10 rebuilt from a SD7 also painted in the bandit scheme.
In 1987, the Dakota, Minnesota & Eastern evaluated supplementing their fleet of lightweight SD7 and SD9 rebuilds with the former Milwaukee SDL39s that the Soo Line was trying to find a buyer for, but ultimately passed.
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Seeing a completed SP SD9 #3dprint made by our garden railroad club president is so encouraging. There aren't many 1:29 scale releases these days + with a #modeltrain market that focuses on the most expensive models, printing becomes a necessity for budget builds. www.thingiverse.com/thing:7287868
digital painting - some kind of red crab monster surrounded by threadlike tentacles. a blue orb glimmers in its forehead
a crab monster i drew in 2022
#art
something after marathon
Calling my shot now: this thing's gonna cost over a thousand bucks on launch and be the deadest on arrival anything has ever been
There is a train track that goes from RIGHT NEXT TO MY HOUSE to a few blocks away from my work and yet there is no frequent passenger rail along that line.
sketch for a knight in a mish-mash of armour wearing a cape and a crown of antlers.
sketch for a knight in a mish-mash of armour wearing a cape and a crown of antlers.
alright just this once I'll draw a knight who isn't a gender ambiguous twink (they still could be in there). having fun mixing and matching from various periods of time with this one, also I like making the mace really small, something menacing about it.
sketch of a muscly girl with a giant robot arm
Punch girl post
#oldhammer
#MarchOfRobots2026 no 5; Rain.
Without the rain, it probably doesn't make sense, but I'm happy with how much it looks like a fancy shampoo or perfume bottle, both in shape and colour.
I figure I'll go back later and redraw the whole scene if I have time.
Why the heck did a Warboss need a tactical rock? Come on man.
#oldhammer
Nocturnal scene of the depot at Guadalajara, Mexico with two passenger trains.
The Alta California Railway meets Nacionales De Mexico at Guadalajara, commissioned by @interurbanera.bsky.social . (Not gonna lie, this has to be one of the best things I've ever done)
If any of you model railroad guys want a portrait of your finest (or grubbiest) motive power, drop us a line!
Looks like Orks are getting bigger, and grots getting meaner with these two. Loving the look.
#warhammercommunity #warhammer40k
Warhammer 40,000 ork war boss
New Warhammer 40,000 Multi-part Ork Warboss spotted.
With an βoptionalβ Attack Squig.
Which makes no sense.
More Squigs More Often.
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Oh good. I'll make more popcorn for the incoming discussions from the "I only use neutral, ethical tech" folks, still in denial.
How many examples do we need?
A digital doodle of an Isopod, with text to the right of it reading: THIS IS AN IPOD
Iron Warriors are cool.
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Mornin'
WIP of the spread I'm dedicating to these folks in my little zine
Text will be formatted a little nicer, but that's something to figure out later
Dragon Age protagonists for Indy on β
Thank you so much for your kindness π
Side panel of article from White Dwarf 97 introducing the Ultra Marines.
This issue of WD also started a new 40K column, βIndex Astartesβ that would document the chapters of the Space Marines, starting with the iconic Ultramarines. (2/3)