If I bought the locomotives, then I'd have to have cars to go with them, and then I'd need tracks to put them on, a mainline to run them on, and people to work for me running them. Gee, it'd be just like, WORK!
Just runnning is a lot more fun and they pay me to do it...
LC
"Besides my wife is hotter than a SD-45." border="0" width="29" height="15" /> "
...I'd like to see the hard evidence, i mean, its an SD45....
Alec
Some of those C36-7 from BCRail arrived in Brazil two months ago. Others can arrive here soon. I hope de SD45 and the SD40.
pedro
wctransfer wrote: "Besides my wife is hotter than a SD-45." border="0" width="29" height="15" /> "...I'd like to see the hard evidence, i mean, its an SD45....Alec
Unless the SD45 purchase is for installation in a Museum or for a Private Branchline, you might as well stick with O Scale and G Gauge Models.
Andrew
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I'd take that sd45
NS SD70M-2 wrote: I'd take that sd45
Take it where? A serious question from one who owns locomotives...
You need someplace to put it before you decide to buy that 250 ton lawn ornament...
Limitedclear wrote: NS SD70M-2 wrote: I'd take that sd45Take it where? A serious question from one who owns locomotives...You need someplace to put it before you decide to buy that 250 ton lawn ornament...LC
I was just sawing that if I had the money and property to run it on ,I would take.
Hey Traveler, you going to replace Agnes with it? Just remember, you let Bruce get his hands on reliable, everyday power, and he is going to start getting ideas!
PBenham wrote:I have yet to be "dumped" by a locomotive. 'Nuf said!
Have you ever "had" a locomotive. Different than sex, that's for sure, but it has it's moments.
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