G'day!
<sweet> lil' switcher from Rob!
Here's one for this day . . .
CN #3684 RS-18 <built in 1958 by Montreal Locomotive Works> <personal foto from ExpoRail>
Enjoy!
Tom
Good Morning All: More good Canadian material. Diesel hydraulic is a rare one.
work safe
Ooh love that RS18. the bossman knows how to flick my switch More glossy than I had ever seen one in real life ,mind you any I saw were in Barricade stripes and at the end of their operational lives.But still those 251's would howel and dig in with the plate steel trains going out to the Port Weller drydocks I'm not sure but that one diesel hydrolic at the South Simcoe may be the only one left of those little critters.
A Goderich and Exeter GP at Stratford Ontario
Rob
Lets see another one to keep the "bakers dozen " page going
CNR FA2 at the Ottawa Tech Museum.
enjoy
Good stuff continuing from Rob! Fine looking FA2 . . .
Mine for this afternoon . . .
Canada: CN Skyview Car, circa: 1965-69)
(courtesy: http://www.trainweb.org/ - foto credit: unknown)
So-how does one define a classic..?-here is a classic Great Western pannier tank departing Ashburton for Totnes on the South Devon Railway,june `07
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Or if you want a more North American feel....
Here is 2 ft gauge Baldwin 4-6-0t #590 on the Welsh Highland Rly sometime in the twenties after service in Flanders
Enjoy !!
Well good evening, another fine twofer from dabossman and Nick Great Dome, I think I actually prefer them in that paint schemem than the original Millwaukee Road ( he ducks )
Here's one for tonight.
Another oddball RS18 this one painted for CN's tempo trains
Good Morning
Lots of fine material. I remember seeing the Tempo engine in Toronto.
Nick - Rob 'n Shane! Can't ask for a better trio from the bar to help keep this lonely Thread up 'n runnin' . . .
Here's another CN for this end of the work week . . .
CN #2405 "Columbia" Sceneramic Dome
Probably shudda run this one on Father's Day . . . check it out!
Daddy's Lil' Girl! <from ExpoRail railway museum - personal foto>
Here's one of my favorites for this Saturday AM . . .
VIA Rail's "Ocean" 'n Evangeline Park Car at Halifax, Nova Scotia <personal foto>
One more on this Sssssssssssaturday! Let's make it ssssssssssteam . . .
<personal foto from the StL Museum of Transportation - Kirkwood, MO>
Here's one of my favorites - an "old reliable" at Kansas City's Union Station . . .
KCS FP9A <personal foto>
A Monday offering . . .
<from ExpoRail railway museum - personal foto>
Good Morning: Certainly an eclectic selection of pictures. However, the keeper of the lot is the one with the dad and his daughter - a real good one!
Good evening Folks,I see that Tom and Shane are keeping the lonely vigil going over here. Great photo'slove that Van and family at Exporail a "gudun"One for this evening.
More odd CNR power for all to enjoy.
Good to see ya again, Rob . . . things have been really quiet here, not very many contributors . . .
Anyway, here's one for this Tuesday . . .
Super Chief being serviced at the depot, Albuquerque, New Mexico. March 1943.
(Public Domain - wikipedia.com)
Hi guys-Daddy`s lil girl is a beaut -takes me back-Am wondering about ROB`s C.N rarity-thinking Fairbanks -Morse BO-CO ?-can`t remember the name now-brain gone -Anyway,no matter.......
Here we have train#47 between Toronto & North Bay with a pair of F.P.7`s in one of the most elegant liveries around (for my money anyway )
And a little Irish whimsy-ex-Tralee & Dingle 2-6-0t #3 on the Cavan & Leitrim line-late `50`s-oh Mr Porter.........
Good evening Gents. Nice to see a couple new pics up today. Great shot Tom loved it . Nick it's a BB-BB C-linner ( Consolidation line ) and yes it's a big ole FM. Loved both of your shots today as well.
A nice shot of a C424 for you guys.
Thanx for keeping things going, Nick 'n Rob!
Doing my part too . . .
AT&SF Promotional material <Image from multiple sources>
Good afternoon all
IIRC, those C-lIners ran on the CV sometimes - we must look for pictures. Also, nice ATSF item.
If my scrambled brains are right ,there is a pic in the M.R layout planning special from about 2000-accompanied a C.V layout by Marty McGuirk,part designed by Iain Rice
-Yes-finally the memory returns-Was the Southern New England layout-one I always fancied building if I had the space,-pic is of a `C-Liner` (possibly a pair) with a C.V 2-8-0 as a pilot running through winter foliage on a bright day-footnote-is evidence to suggest that `C-Liner` has been spotted on the O.N.R taking the old `Northland` train up to Kapuskasing-got this from Frank Vollhardt-the most reputable of sources on O.N.R matters.......
Have a good day
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http://photos.nerail.org/showpic/?2004011811305517313.jpg
Good evening All. Ah yes C-liners, a very under loved locomotive.I've always liked them. That MR article was a good one Nick,thouhg if memory serves it was n scale <shudder>
While were on the subject ... here's another.
Thanks, Nick. N scale (shudder) - it's not all that bad, really! Nice CP shot, Rob.
Good morning folks,back in again with another teaser for everyone.Shane,nothing wrong with n scale, I just can't see it. Actually I have concidered chanaging,so far I've managed to talk myself out of it.
A classic concist. From our one trip west of Manitoba
One more for this afternoon.
A group of CP SW1200RS's at Hamilton Ontario
Rob - Nick 'n Shane! Nice to see things supported by our bar crew . . .
Here's a Friday submission . . .
Gotta like that one Tom,looks like a good read
here's a late Friday early Saturday one.
Another re-used CN MLW. One of the M630's The Cape Breton and Central Niova Scotia bought from the CN in the late 80's
Enjoy
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