The White Horse has been carefully cleared of vegetation from time to time. The figure has remained clear of turf throughout its long existence, except for being covered as a precaution during the Second World War.
You can make it for one or two horses by adding different amounts of slits into your stall(s).
Using glue or staples may work better than tape.
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Horse Box
A railway vehicle constructed for transporting horses.
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HORSE 'ER OVER"Reverse the engine. This is done by compressed air on modern locomotives, but in early days, manually operated reversing equipment required considerable jockeying to reverse an engine while in motion ...
"Horse and Musket"
"The Charge of the Light Brigade" is the quintessential tale of the "Horse and Musket"era. It is a time of steady footsoldiers and dashing cavalry, of barking cannons and ranks of musketeers.
Brake Horsepower
The horsepower of an engine taken off a brake attached thereto; measured with a device called a friction dynamometer.
Horsepower hour
When locomotives began to be leased on a performance-use basis rather than on time alone, a new measurement was devised, the horsepower hour, recorded by on-board microprocessors.
Horsepower Hour
A unit of work equal to the work done by one horsepower in one hour. When locomotives began to be leased on an amount used basis rather than on the length of time alone, this new measurement was devised to keep track of usage.
Horsepower (HP)
Measure of power. One HP = The force that will raise 33,000 pounds by 1 foot in 1 minute.
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Horsepower
The measuring unit of power; technically, the power necessary to continuously raise 550 pounds one foot in one second.
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Horsepower
A term used as a measure of power. One horsepower is equivalent to a force that will raise 33,000 pounds one foot in a minute.
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It had 1350 HP(horse power) They were designed to be semi-permanently coupled and sold usually as sets.
Horsepower per Trailing Ton. The total horsepower of all working locomotives divided by the total trailing weight of the train in tons. Horsing Lever The lever on a steam locomotive used to manually adjust the valve setting (ie. cutoff).
Drawbar Horsepower The total horsepower of a locomotive less the amount of horsepower that it takes to move the locomotive itself, the balance being available to pull the load.
EMD built a 4000 horsepower version of the 20 cylinder prime mover found in the SD45 back in the very late 60's or early 70's.
Sketch warriors, horses, bows, arrows and catapults on white paper, in a scale appropriate to the model castle. Draw each warrior with a small, rectangular tab at the bottom of a foot.
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LRVs also have higher weights and horsepower than trolleys or streetcars. LVPS (Low Voltage Power System) See Control Voltage.
Derating - Modifications made to a locomotive which allows only a portion of the avalible horsepower to be used. This usually will result in cost savings in fuel and maintenance.
The train was propelled by a 660-horsepower, 8-cylinder, 2-cycle Winton 201A Diesel engine designed by General Motors, and built by the Electro Motive Corporation.
Your plastic cows and horses will not stray if you fence the pasture with a simple two-board fence. More prosperous farmers might build fences with three, four or more boards stretching between the posts but we THINK SMALL.
In the earliest days, these were horse-drawn coaches, but later were electrically-powered self-propelled vehicles. English trams are noted for having "skirts" or frames around the wheels and chassis, to prevent people, cows, passing yaks, etc.
By late-morning, the lodge seemed suspended by its silence as its guests, temporarily away, became involved with hiking and horseback riding excursions, almost in anticipation of the daily train from Chihuahua, ...
Slugs are generally used in yard duty where the switcher has enough horsepower, but not enough tractive force to push long strings of cars up a hump."
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The lighted grounds include concession stands, lots of people, elephants, performing show horses, and bears. There are circus wagons, trucks, and trailers. There are more than fifty lights on the circus scene.
In rural and suburban scenes, you have weeds growing in all kinds of places, underbrush in and around the trees, leaves that have fallen, mud and potholes in dirt roads, people on tractors, working on farms, riding horseback, fishing, ...
Guard Train staff member originally provided to assist with train braking before the introduction of continuous brakes - the name derives from the days of horse-drawn road coaches when guards were employed to protect the passengers from highwaymen.
The number of traction motors depends on the locomotives configuration and horsepower. Most have direct drive axles and some have gear driven axles.
Traction supply: The supply for the driving traction motors of electric trains.
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