Short train.
Please show another short train.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
"Please show another short train."
My recreation of a NYC PAX (passenger train) from a photo on George Elwood's Fallen Flags website.
How about another short passenger train?
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
BRVRRHow about another short passenger train?
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The STRATTON AND GILLETTE is using an 0-6-0 to move this Railway Post Office car to another location where it is needed to replace one that was taken out of service.
Show me a storage tank that holds any liquid, vapor, or gas.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
More storage tanks please. Regards, Peter
HO-VeloMore storage tanks please.
We got tanks:
Chem_niece by Edmund, on Flickr
More storage tanks, please.
gmpullmanMore storage tanks, please.
T'anks for asking...
Wayne
More tanks, please.
doctorwayneMore tanks, please.
Here is a Soviet KV-1e that looks like it is about to ambush a Northern!
Show me another train in trouble!
SeeYou190Show me another train in trouble!
Well, the pick-up truck in the foreground is probably in the most trouble, but a delayed train is in trouble, too...
Please show us an enclosed freight or passenger car, or locomotive or caboose, with an open door/window/roof hatch, etc.
doctorwaynePlease show us an enclosed freight or passenger car, or locomotive or caboose, with an open door/window/roof hatch, etc.
This B&O conductor is enjoying some fresh, evening air:
BnO_I-13_C1819b by Edmund, on Flickr
Another scene showing an open window, hatch, door on "house" equipment, please.
This combine has working doors in the baggage compartment, and open dutchdoors in the vestibule...
gmpullmanAnother scene showing an open window, hatch, door on "house" equipment, please.
doctorwayneAnother scene showing an open window, hatch, door on "house" equipment, please.
A cook grabs a quick glimpse out the service door of the kitchen-dormitory section of a twin-unit diner:
PRR_diner by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show more open doors, hatches or windows on various equipment.
Ed: "Please show more open doors, hatches or windows on various equipment."
Black River Valley RR caboose #1445 together with BRV #1116. They represent the entirety of the Home Road's locomotives and rolling stock.
More open doors, windows etc., on any type of equipment.
Not a door, but a roof hatch allowing folks to get some rays up on the roof. On Boothbay Railway Village layout
ALso a taxi with windows down - 4-40 air conditioning in the 50s
More open doors windows, etc.
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
more open door & windows. regards, Peter
Two open doors here, the elevator worker is standing in an open door talking to a farmer about why there is never any grain in the car when it gets to the coast, even if the door is closed properly.
Please show me more open doors, windows etc.
Brent
"All of the world's problems are the result of the difference between how we think and how the world works."
BATMANPlease show me more open doors, windows etc.
This scene on the On30 First Coast Railroader's modular show layout has a station with open doors.
Show me a vehicle going down the road.
SeeYou190Show me a vehicle going down the road.
This vehicle went "down" the road allright!
Mixer_mishap by Edmund, on Flickr
More vehicles on the road, please.
A quiet drive in the country, with a little railfanning thrown in....
Show us some more scenes with trains and cars/trucks, please.
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49567585971_9cbb187d20_h.jpg
Acme trailors waiting to be loaded for coyotes at the Acme Corperation. While the new Railcar mover (still under construction TP70) awaits its next railcar moving assignment
Show us some more equipment for industrial rail car spotting
A pessimist sees a dark tunnel
An optimist sees the light at the end of the tunnel
A realist sees a frieght train
An engineer sees three idiots standing on the tracks stairing blankly in space
NVSRR if you use the icon that looks like a mountain and moon, that is the picture icon. With links ending in JPG we see a picture
Coyotes?
Henry
COB Potomac & Northern
Shenandoah Valley
BigDaddy NVSRR if you use the icon that looks like a mountain and moon, that is the picture icon. With links ending in JPG we see a picture
That what I did. It initially posted fine, then two minutes later it vanished. Did the exact same thing on the other post.
BigDaddyNVSRR if you use the icon that looks like a mountain and moon, that is the picture icon.
But — he's using Flickr.
Use the "share" icon, click BBCode and copy. Skip the picture icon in MR and paste the link directly into the text window. Be sure you have viewing options set as "public".
Regards, Ed
There may be an issue with this Forum, as many of my pictures from photobucket show in preview, but disappear when posted. I've not had that problem elsewhere.
gmpullmanBut — he's using Flickr.
yeahbut he managed to post a link that actually ended in a picture format, so I gave him the simplest idea rather than tell him where to look for the share arrow.
I do it like you do in Flickr.
I'm lost. What is the current request?
Show us some more equipment for industrial rail car spotting - from NVSRR
G PaineShow us some more equipment for industrial rail car spotting - from NVSRR
Since my freelanced home roads don't own any switchers, we lease them from our interchange partners, in this case, the CNR...
...of course, it's not unusual to see home-road locomotives doing industrial switching, too, even though they're technically not switchers, like this little Mogul...
Show us some of your locomotive crewmembers, please.
doctorwayneShow us some of your locomotive crewmembers, please.
The engineer of this Nickel Plate switcher steps out of the cab long enough to exchange some verbal instructions from the ground crew.
NKP_switcher2 by Edmund, on Flickr
More engine crew scenes, please.
gmpullmanMore engine crew scenes, please.
Almost to the top of the hill...
Please show us some more railroad employees at work.
doctorwaynePlease show us some more railroad employees at work.
At work? Or telling fishing stories?
Baggage_1 by Edmund, on Flickr
More railroad employees engaged in "activities", please.