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too bad this bus has no lifespan expiryOriginally posted by tintinspartan:Eh... What's that Leyland Olympian 2-axle NAC doing? Going to be scrapped like the Mark IIs? -
Vehicle No.: YL8508ROriginally posted by SBS9888Y:too bad this bus has no lifespan expiry
Vehicle Make: Leyland
Vehicle Model: ONTL112R
COE Expiry Date: 22 Nov 2009
Intended Transfer Date: 22 Nov 2009
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If only you would open your eyes bigger...Originally posted by SBS9806J:Vehicle No.: YL8508R
Vehicle Make: Leyland
Vehicle Model: ONTL112R
COE Expiry Date: 22 Nov 2009
Intended Transfer Date: 22 Nov 2009
Who says this bus does not have lifespan expiry?
Vehicle No.: YL8508R
Vehicle Type: A64 - Goods (Closed) Van Canteen/Clinic/Workshop/Caravan
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Year Of Manufacture: 1987
Original Registration Date: 01 Mar 1988
Lifespan Expiry Date: -
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COE Expiry Date: 22 Nov 2009
Road Tax Expiry Date: 22 Nov 2007 -
Originally posted by Superbus:
Okay...
If only you would open your eyes bigger...
Vehicle No.: YL8508R
Vehicle Type: A64 - Goods (Closed) Van Canteen/Clinic/Workshop/Caravan
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Year Of Manufacture: 1987
Original Registration Date: 01 Mar 1988
Lifespan Expiry Date: -
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COE Expiry Date: 22 Nov 2009
Road Tax Expiry Date: 22 Nov 2007 -
Well, for legal purposes, that 2-Axle Leyland Olympian isn't even a bus to begin with - that vehicle is officially considered as a truck
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this place is defu. seen this bus travelling outside henry park pri sch last wednesday.Originally posted by tintinspartan:Eh... What's that Leyland Olympian 2-axle NAC doing? Going to be scrapped like the Mark IIs? -
is that a loophole? Y plate vehicles has a 20 years lifespan..Originally posted by SBS9888Y:too bad this bus has no lifespan expiry
sekali later the bus is re-registered as SBS plate -
Y plate follows the normal COEOriginally posted by 105090:is that a loophole? Y plate vehicles has a 20 years lifespan..
sekali later the bus is re-registered as SBS plate -
The inside still got the old rego intact , interesting.Originally posted by eX.A.K.R.:Well, for legal purposes, that 2-Axle Leyland Olympian isn't even a bus to begin with - that vehicle is officially considered as a truck . -
Originally posted by TWS4793:
Ai! Got bus side desto. Maybe if EDS breakdown, they use side desto instead.
I finally found what I wanted to see on Tuesday.
[b]SBS 1688K on Service 163
SBS 8024E on Training bus (First photo of MKIV Soon Chow)
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The EDS on SBS 1688K can get problematic sometimes. It also struck SBS 9888Y and that's why you see that there's the black strip around the desto (where the EDS used to be. Removed on 1 December 2005 FYI).Originally posted by tintinspartan:Ai! Got bus side desto. Maybe if EDS breakdown, they use side desto instead. -
SBS117Z on Service 54
SBS1986A on Service 36
SBS2996P on Service 143
SBS3732C on Express 502
SBS7384Y on Service 7
B9TL follow old back rego style?
SBS9841G on Service 133
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It was already like that since 2005 i think.Originally posted by tintinspartan:Ai! Got bus side desto. Maybe if EDS breakdown, they use side desto instead. -
1 170 picking up people and waiting for the bus to be full
while near the traffic light there lots of 170 queuing -
An MKII WA just came to 225W in time.
SBS 1726J on Service 225W
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I'm wondering how many WA Mark IIs are used in 170 before they were replaced by the Mark IIIs. If possible, plate numbers of the ex-JB Mark IIs.
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Originally posted by SBS9806J:
SBS117Z on Service 54 --> Not advisable to take photos of buses in BUS STOPS.. Angle wise you really have A LOT room for improvement..
[b]SBS117Z on Service 54
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o171/SBS9806J/Buses/Singapore/SBS%20Transit/Mercedes-Benz%20O405/Duple%20Metsec%20OAC/SBS117Z_S54.jpg
SBS1986A on Service 36
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o171/SBS9806J/Buses/Singapore/SBS%20Transit/Volvo%20B10M%20Mark%20IV/Walter%20Alexander%20Strider/SBS1986A_S36.jpg
SBS2996P on Service 143
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o171/SBS9806J/Buses/Singapore/SBS%20Transit/Volvo%20B10BLE/CNG-Powered/SBS2996P_S143.jpg[/img]
SBS3732C on Express 502
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o171/SBS9806J/Buses/Singapore/SBS%20Transit/Mercedes-Benz%20O405/Duple%20Metsec%20CAC/SBS3732C_E502.jpg
SBS7384Y on Service 7
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o171/SBS9806J/Buses/Singapore/SBS%20Transit/Volvo%20B9TL%20Olympian/SBS7384Y_S7.jpg
B9TL follow old back rego style?
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o171/SBS9806J/Buses/Singapore/SBS%20Transit/Volvo%20B9TL%20Olympian/SBS7384Y_S7B.jpg
SBS9841G on Service 133
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o171/SBS9806J/Buses/Singapore/SBS%20Transit/Volvo%20B10TL%20Super%20Olympian/SBS9841G_S133.jpg[/b]
SBS1986A on Service 36 --> You really love to shoot photos under the trees? Then too bad, your pix forever will be remain in this LOW quality..
SBS2996P on Service 143 --> Seem that you love this kind of angle shots more.. Keep up the lousy work that you have.. -_-"
SBS3732C on Express 502 --> Nice white car in front of you and also the nice tress up there... Keep up the lousy work that you have.. -_-"
SBS7384Y on Service 7 --> Sunlight direction very very right (as if.. -_-) Well, you really need more practice and experiments outside..
B9TL follow old back rego style? --> Take photos of the rear side, at least have some decent shots which can see the full view of rear.. And sunlight wise, you seem to love overexposed shots a lot..
SBS9841G on Service 133 --> For goodness sake, can you please go and practice more for better angle shots and also correct sunlight direction shots?!? Seriously all your photos posted above are really a EYESORE to many.. -_-" -
u ask in the wrong thread?Originally posted by tintinspartan:I'm wondering how many WA Mark IIs are used in 170 before they were replaced by the Mark IIIs. If possible, plate numbers of the ex-JB Mark IIs. -
Some advisory to 'SBS9806J': Try not to take photos of buses at Orchard Road. This is one of the most difficult places to take photos since the traffic there is horribly heavy. I tried once, outside Wisma Atria, and all of my photos did not work.Originally posted by TIB1062Y:SBS117Z on Service 54 --> Not advisable to take photos of buses in BUS STOPS.. Angle wise you really have A LOT room for improvement..
SBS1986A on Service 36 --> You really love to shoot photos under the trees? Then too bad, your pix forever will be remain in this LOW quality..
SBS2996P on Service 143 --> Seem that you love this kind of angle shots more.. Keep up the lousy work that you have.. -_-"
SBS3732C on Express 502 --> Nice white car in front of you and also the nice tress up there... Keep up the lousy work that you have.. -_-"
SBS7384Y on Service 7 --> Sunlight direction very very right (as if.. -_-) Well, you really need more practice and experiments outside..
B9TL follow old back rego style? --> Take photos of the rear side, at least have some decent shots which can see the full view of rear.. And sunlight wise, you seem to love overexposed shots a lot..
SBS9841G on Service 133 --> For goodness sake, can you please go and practice more for better angle shots and also correct sunlight direction shots?!? Seriously all your photos posted above are really a EYESORE to many.. -_-"
Instead, try places outside Orchard Road. Tampines Interchange is one example. With a long span of pavement where you can go stand anywhere to take photos of buses, it's almost possible to get a good photo from any angle (but watch out for the direction of the sunlight too ). -
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Originally posted by TIB1062Y:
SBS117Z on Service 54 --> Not advisable to take photos of buses in BUS STOPS.. Angle wise you really have A LOT room for improvement..
SBS1986A on Service 36 --> You really love to shoot photos under the trees? Then too bad, your pix forever will be remain in this LOW quality..
SBS2996P on Service 143 --> Seem that you love this kind of angle shots more.. Keep up the lousy work that you have.. -_-"
SBS3732C on Express 502 --> Nice white car in front of you and also the nice tress up there... Keep up the lousy work that you have.. -_-"
SBS7384Y on Service 7 --> Sunlight direction very very right (as if.. -_-) Well, you really need more practice and experiments outside..
B9TL follow old back rego style? --> Take photos of the rear side, at least have some decent shots which can see the full view of rear.. And sunlight wise, you seem to love overexposed shots a lot..
SBS9841G on Service 133 --> For goodness sake, can you please go and practice more for better angle shots and also correct sunlight direction shots?!? Seriously all your photos posted above are really a EYESORE to many.. -_-"
WOW TIB1062Y, how encouraging of you to give such "constructive" feedback. you sure sound like a professional photographer. Is there any other (nicer) way for you to give comments? If there is not, I doubt I dare post any pics. I thought a forum was for learning and sharing.
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However, I must say, Far East Plaza and Thai Embassy are great places to take night shots...if you know how to do so.Originally posted by TWS4793:Some advisory to 'SBS9806J': Try not to take photos of buses at Orchard Road. This is one of the most difficult places to take photos since the traffic there is horribly heavy. I tried once, outside Wisma Atria, and all of my photos did not work.
Instead, try places outside Orchard Road. Tampines Interchange is one example. With a long span of pavement where you can go stand anywhere to take photos of buses, it's almost possible to get a good photo from any angle (but watch out for the direction of the sunlight too ). -
Totally agree with you.Originally posted by dfs24:WOW TIB1062Y, how encouraging of you to give such "constructive" feedback. you sure sound like a professional photographer. Is there any other (nicer) way for you to give comments? If there is not, I doubt I dare post any pics. I thought a forum was for learning and sharing.
Just my thoughts -
Originally posted by dfs24:
Well, if he always post the same old lousy standard of photos, then how are we able to learn from it? From bad to worst?
WOW TIB1062Y, how encouraging of you to give such "constructive" feedback. you sure sound like a professional photographer. Is there any other (nicer) way for you to give comments? If there is not, I doubt I dare post any pics. I thought a forum was for learning and sharing.
Just my thoughts -
Excuse me, can I see a photo of a bus from you just for reference? Let everyone see your ''good'' standard photos. And he means how can I learn from YOU, noy you learn from my pics. Do you now understand what he said?Originally posted by TIB1062Y:Well, if he always post the same old lousy standard of photos, then how are we able to learn from it? From bad to worst?
How am I supposed to know what angle do you mean? By saying ''lousy'' standard photos and bad sunlight direction, how am I supposed to improve when you don't say so. You only say this, yet I don't see any photos from you. So much for your professional photography skills.