#t11

[fluffylittleguy]

The tortured fluffy department

[porta-decumana]

Vierapril - Day 23: Raid

At the depth of 6,835 yalms, you and your companions are greeted by a breathtaking sight: a colossal replica of Dalamud, believed to be the device which regulates Bahamut's regeneration. The structure swarms with legions of the lesser moon's internal defenses, but through it you must go if you are to reach the main bridge.

[yourfangirl420]

Babe wake up , tay tay announced t11.

[englishcarssince1946]

1970 Gilbern T11 Concept

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[ironmanrecords]

Tour Management: Going to Ireland and crossing the UK/EU Border using a Carnet

Tour Management: Going to Ireland and crossing the UK/EU Border using a Carnet

If you have Tour Dates in Ireland and you’re travelling with a Carnet for your Musical Equipment, Mark at Iron Man Records explains how to keep it simple when crossing the UK/EU Border in a Splitter Van. I took Sinead O’Brien to Ireland in October 2022 working as Tour Manager via Holyhead to Dublin Port. Here’s what I would recommend if you have Tour Dates to play, the UK/EU Border to cross, and…

[tautologtree]

[galoogamelady]

I got to make another review video!

[diabolus1exmachina]

Gilbern T11 (prototype).

Gilbern is not a name that immediately springs to mind when you think of classic British sports cars. In fact not many people know about the former car maker that hailed from Wales. And even fewer are aware of its exciting two seat, rear engined sports coupe project from the 1970s. Founded in 1959 by Giles Smith and Bernard Friese, Gilbern was Wales’ only car maker. Both the former butcher and the former German Army soldier succeeded in building a car company from nothing and for a time challenged the likes of Jaguar and Rover with the Gilbern Genie V6. By the time the company folded in 1974, over 1000 Gilbern’s had been built.

The story of the Gilbern T11 starts back in 1970 when the Welsh car manufacturer was looking for ways to expand their model range. While their fibre glass bodied cars proved popular, they were expensive and never sold in large numbers. As a result the small firm struggled financially and needed something different to turn their fortunes around. They decided to build a light and compact, rear engine, two seat sports coupe, handing over the design to Trevor Fiore. The project went from the clay model design stage to the production of a partially built prototype. The aim was to display the car at the 1971 Geneva Motor Show but that never happened. As the firm’s finances worsened, the project was cancelled and the T11 prototype along with the other three prototype chassis’ were abandoned.

When the firm finally went bankrupt in 1974, the partly assembled Gilbern T11 was taken home by its managing director where it stayed for a number of years. It was then passed on to the Gilbern Owners Club before changing hands again.  The task that the new owner lay ahead was huge. First of all he had acquired a car that had sat for decades. Then there was the fact it was an unfinished prototype. Restoring an old classic is one thing but finishing a car that never got beyond the prototype stage is another. Thankfully owner background as a mechanic meant he had the skills needed to get it done. And he had a vision that allowed him to put his own stamp on Gilbern’s wedge. If it had been anyone else I suspect the car would still be in pieces today.

The Trevor Fiore’s design really was a work of art, taking cues from many other exotic sports cars of the day. Its design echoes that of the De Tomaso Mangusta, the Ferrari Daytona and the Bitter CD. And of course there is the Montiverdi Hai 450SS. The similarities between the two are uncanny. While the Gilbern T11 did not have a V12 or a V8 powerplant, it made up for this with its striking overall design. You could park this car beside a Lamborghini Miura or a De Tomaso Mangusta and it would not look out of place. It looks that good! It does make me wonder then what Gilbern could have achieved if they had succeeded in taking the T11 to full production.

[f1-birb]

you know what's actually giving me a good feeling for tomorrow's sprint shootout and the race too?

Lando's first lap was for P5 before it got deleted. That lap that would've gotten him P2? Only two tenths off Max? He was green in the first sector and yellow in both sectors 2 and 3

the fact he was slower than his PB in the middle and last sectors and it was STILL good enough for P2?

our boy's gonna cook, I can feel it

[risingsunresistance]

back when i played skyblock i decided my goal was getting all minions to max level and tbh i got like 3/4 way there

i finally crafted a bunch of the minions to help out getting to the pink level rank, i'd been ignoring the rest of them for a bit bc there's no hope of me getting another minion slot anyways. i made a little document to keep track of how many i have left, i am also close but some of them just arent worth the effort

the slayer minions are so annoying to craft...

[cloudyangeltv]

EsVandal

[nytfythfhtyf]

im blonde again

[sacharowan]

I have favourite corners on circuits I think

[commercialvehicle1]

Tata ULTRA T11 | Light Commercial Vehicle | Tata Motors Vietnam

Discover the Tata ULTRA T11, a versatile light commercial vehicle designed to deliver superior performance and fuel efficiency. Explore its advanced features, robust build, and impressive payload capacity, making it the perfect choice for business needs in Vietnam. Learn more about Tata ULTRA T11 at Tata Motors Vietnam.

[ganpatmetalindustries]

We Ganpat Metal Industries, is the most acclaimed manufacturer & exporter of industrial ASTM A335 P11 alloy pipes & A213 T11 alloy tubes with required test certificates

The ASTM A335 P11 alloy pipes shall be suitable for bending, flanging, and similar forming operations, and for fusion welding. The steel material shall conform to chemical composition, tensile property, and hardness requirements.