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• These were painted in the TJK livery of cream with orange window band.
• The vertical window bands consist of replacement aluminum triple casement sash with trisected transoms set in the original bronze frames.
• The most visible differences outside were the lack of a through window band with tainted glass, and LED matrix headlights.
• Queen Anne in style yet features window bands and a cantilevered porch roof which hint at Wright's developing aesthetics ]]
• A tower with four-segment window band and a similar slate-covered mansard roof, rises from the central bay.
• The party walls and the intermediate columns are articulated in counterplay with the horizontal concrete window band that projects at living room level.
• They will also receive new names as well as the new MLST MkII livery of Pearl Grey roof with Midnight Blue body and white window band.
• There was a Royal Blue window band along the side of the cars, while a black strip separated the grey roof colour from the car body.
• The fleet is painted in SWT's express livery of white, with a blue window band, and red / orange swishes at the cab ends.
• By using free plan, the exterior fa鏰de of the building has large horizontal window bands to help achieve greater amounts of light reach the inside of the building.
• Its main differences was yellow brick that was used above the foundation level, and it had six-window bands that ran the length of each floor of the building.
• He became her partner and produced her as a club singer in Eilat and Tel Aviv . In 1966, he, Katz and Arik Einstein established The High Windows band.
• W sets began being repainted into the same livery as 683 series trainsets used on " Shirasagi " services, with thin blue and orange lines below the window band.
• They are painted Midnight Blue with a Pearl Grey roof ( easier to clean than a white roof, as they will be steam-hauled ) and a white window band.
• In the mid 1950s vertical sun shades were added to the three prominent vertical window bands facing the intersection possibly due to heat gain on the then un-air conditioned building.
• The 1950s buildings on the site are all two to four storeyed face brick modern structures, characterised by long thin plans, horizontal window bands, rendered concrete awnings, and flat concealed roofs.
• The train now had a green roof, letterboards and windowband, a thin white line below the window band and pale mint green lower sides with black trucks; most car names were replaced with numbers.
• What they have in common are their simplified facades, flat roofs used as terraces, window bands, open plan interiors, and the high level of prefabrication which permitted their erection in just five months.
• Ownership of the fleet is split between the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and the Connecticut Department of Transportation, as part of the latter's operating agreement with MTA . MTA coaches have blue window bands, while CDOT coaches have red ones.
• They were originally painted in ivory with a green window band and lower bodyside band, but a number of sets were refurbished and painted into a white-upper / dark blue-lower scheme with new wrap-around cab windows from 1999.