rolleiman wrote: lvanhen wrote:That thing needs a caption - "Now where the heck did the rest of it go?"Must have been one of those new fangled plastic couplers...
lvanhen wrote:That thing needs a caption - "Now where the heck did the rest of it go?"
That thing needs a caption - "Now where the heck did the rest of it go?"
Must have been one of those new fangled plastic couplers...
By golly, there is a prototype for everything!!!
Enjoy
Paul
jasperofzeal wrote: SteamFreak wrote: jasperofzeal wrote: n2mopac wrote: These are fun. I think we need to keep a thread going of hunerous and ususal photos (real or PS'd). They just might lighten someone's day (like mine). With this thought I'm going to edit the title of the thread.Ron I think we should just stick to humerous and unusual photos for now. Humorous and unusual would be even better... Touche.
SteamFreak wrote: jasperofzeal wrote: n2mopac wrote: These are fun. I think we need to keep a thread going of hunerous and ususal photos (real or PS'd). They just might lighten someone's day (like mine). With this thought I'm going to edit the title of the thread.Ron I think we should just stick to humerous and unusual photos for now. Humorous and unusual would be even better...
jasperofzeal wrote: n2mopac wrote: These are fun. I think we need to keep a thread going of hunerous and ususal photos (real or PS'd). They just might lighten someone's day (like mine). With this thought I'm going to edit the title of the thread.Ron I think we should just stick to humerous and unusual photos for now.
n2mopac wrote: These are fun. I think we need to keep a thread going of hunerous and ususal photos (real or PS'd). They just might lighten someone's day (like mine). With this thought I'm going to edit the title of the thread.Ron
These are fun. I think we need to keep a thread going of hunerous and ususal photos (real or PS'd). They just might lighten someone's day (like mine). With this thought I'm going to edit the title of the thread.
Ron
I think we should just stick to humerous and unusual photos for now.
Humorous and unusual would be even better...
Touche.
Hey! A joke with some (arm)bone to it!
-Morgan
TONY
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Nelson
Ex-Southern 385 Being Hoisted
lvanhen wrote: That thing needs a caption - "Now where the heck did the rest of it go?"
1:1 kadee clone, nice!
No Photoshop here...just a big oops....
http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=230424&nseq=0
Bill
"Never try to teach a pig to sing. It wastes your time and annoys the pig"
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Who left a GG-1 and an SD-70 in the roundhouse alone last night??!!!
same guy who did this
Look at this mutated SD70ACe
ok, Who left a GG-1 and an SD-70 in the roundhouse alone last night??!!!
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
Nice.
http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=225600&nseq=1
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loathar wrote:That looks Photo Shopped in.
Looks real
ly PSed...
Don't tell me, April Fool's Week?
Lee
Route of the Alpha Jets www.wmrywesternlines.net
In an effort to maintain a solid history of locomotive crew safety features, Norfolk Southern has announced the latest in its line of modified high-hood locomotives, the SD70MH. Pictured below, the SD70MH offers locomotive crews unprecedented and unparalleled protection in the event of head-on collisions as well as from front-on flying debris. It also offers the extra creature comforts of extended head room in the crew facilities of the locomotive cab. At the forefront of innovation, the SD70MH is certain to set the standard for a new generation crew-safe locomotives.
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