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Posted by SPMan on Thursday, February 16, 2012 7:46 PM

Buckeye Riveter

 tmcc man:

Oh and for anyone who interested in this too...

NORFOLK, Va. — To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Norfolk & Western/Southern merger in 1982, Norfolk Southern plans to honor many of the railroads that make up the present day NS system. As Union Pacific did a half-decade ago, NS plans to create a fleet of heritage locomotives, though NS’s plans are bigger: 18 units honoring a wide variety of predecessor roads. 

I can't wait to see those Wabash units.  Do you think the railroad remembers when my grandfather stole coal from the Wabash to heat his house during the depression and hold that against me?  During the depression when the trains slowed down, they would jump on the hopper cars carrying coal and throw it off on to the ground.  Later they would pick the coal up with gunny sacks and use it in the stove to heat the house.

   Buckeye, that reminds me of the time back in the 50's when a train wreck knocked over a standing car loaded with coal next to a housing project in the winter time.  It was a welcome surprise to the residences who made quick work of it.

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Thursday, February 16, 2012 7:12 PM

Well, so far today I've weathered a grand total of one car.

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Posted by Buckeye Riveter on Thursday, February 16, 2012 6:30 PM

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Oh and for anyone who interested in this too...

NORFOLK, Va. — To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Norfolk & Western/Southern merger in 1982, Norfolk Southern plans to honor many of the railroads that make up the present day NS system. As Union Pacific did a half-decade ago, NS plans to create a fleet of heritage locomotives, though NS’s plans are bigger: 18 units honoring a wide variety of predecessor roads. 

I can't wait to see those Wabash units.  Do you think the railroad remembers when my grandfather stole coal from the Wabash to heat his house during the depression and hold that against me?  During the depression when the trains slowed down, they would jump on the hopper cars carrying coal and throw it off on to the ground.  Later they would pick the coal up with gunny sacks and use it in the stove to heat the house.

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Thursday, February 16, 2012 4:49 PM

tmcc man

Oh and for anyone who interested in this too...

NORFOLK, Va. — To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Norfolk & Western/Southern merger in 1982, Norfolk Southern plans to honor many of the railroads that make up the present day NS system. As Union Pacific did a half-decade ago, NS plans to create a fleet of heritage locomotives, though NS’s plans are bigger: 18 units honoring a wide variety of predecessor roads.

I thought this to be worth sharing so I posted it on the MRR forum showing Seayakbill and TMCC Man as posting it on CTT. I won't take credit for another mans work.

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Posted by RockIsland52 on Thursday, February 16, 2012 4:48 PM

Blueberryhill RR

Pulled over by Ohio State Highway Patrol.... Guess what it's cargo was ?   Yep..hot Grits.

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Chuck..........the local Ohizo Hazmat crews and top level officials had to be called in on this one.  The grits are currently being held under quarantine at the nearby nuclear power plant alongside the spent nuclear fuel rods.  The spent radioactive fuel rods then got contaminated by the grits ! Surprise 

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Posted by Stourbridge Lion on Thursday, February 16, 2012 4:31 PM

tmcc man

Oh and for anyone who interested in this too...

Cool!!!!!!! Cool

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Posted by RockIsland52 on Thursday, February 16, 2012 4:10 PM

cnw1995

 ......... Jack, the dauschund should've won. Yes

DougM.........my wife had one when she was growing up.  Their attitude can be much larger than their relatively diminuitive size, and my wife loves them.  They can have long lives, and hers made it to 16!!!  The one at Westminister was a real looker.  Around our training acquaintances, Dachshunds are likened to "Dobermans with short legs."  Thumbs UpSmile, Wink & Grin

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Posted by tmcc man on Thursday, February 16, 2012 3:54 PM

Oh and for anyone who interested in this too...

NORFOLK, Va. — To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Norfolk & Western/Southern merger in 1982, Norfolk Southern plans to honor many of the railroads that make up the present day NS system. As Union Pacific did a half-decade ago, NS plans to create a fleet of heritage locomotives, though NS’s plans are bigger: 18 units honoring a wide variety of predecessor roads. 

The locomotives will be 10 SD70ACes on order from EMD that are being constructed at its Muncie, Ind., plant, and eight ES44ACs from an upcoming order for 25 units from GE. While EMD will paint all 10 heritage units in-house, NS forces will paint the eight GEs. The railroad’s Altoona, Pa., shop will paint five, while the Chattanooga, Tenn., shop will handle three heritage units.

The 18 predecessor railroads selected for heritage paint are: 

• Central of Georgia
• Conrail
• Erie
• Erie Lackawanna
• Leigh Valley (red)
• New Haven (not definite yet)
• New York Central
• Nickel Plate Road
• Norfolk & Western (blue)
• Penn Central
• Pennsylvania (Tuscan Red)
• Pittsburg & West Virginia
• Reading
• Savanna & Atlanta
• Southern
• Tennessee, Alabama & Georgia
• Virginian
• Wabash

NS plans to recreate the paint schemes as accurately as possible. By contrast, UP used the old railroads’ logos and colors, but created new interpretations on the old liveries.  

 

I can't wait to glass a few of these units. As much as I like Conrail, I definitely want to see the PRR, LV and RDG the most out of the Heritage fleet. 

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Posted by tmcc man on Thursday, February 16, 2012 3:41 PM

Afternoon all,

Sorry for not checking in sooner. My trips to the mountains last weekend was nice, I liked being cut off from the world of technology for a weekend as it actually gave me a chance to relax. Besides, most of the people I hang out with were there with me!

I got home late Sunday afternoon and fell asleep immediately. The weekend wore me out but in a good way. I'm excited to do it again! Monday morning got me started into painting again and I've worked everyday so far this week except for today. I'm hoping to finish the bedroom tomorrow even if it takes all day. 

BTW, I'll be at the Reading Greenberg Toy and Train show this Saturday all day long. I'll be with the SEPGRS garden railroad modular layout and occasionally walk around to see what's new since I've been out of the hobby for an extended period of time! If anyone else is going, I hope to meet you guys there!

Well I'm getting ready to head to a late class. Thankfully I have a 5 day weekend this weekend so hopefully I can catch up on some sleep!

See ya guys!

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Posted by RockIsland52 on Thursday, February 16, 2012 3:36 PM

Buckeye Riveter

The Good News:  Cabela's is building a new store near Roger's Corners, Ohio!!!! Thumbs Up

The Bad News:  This always causes rif-raf from North Carolina to show up in Ohio. Thumbs Down

Buckeye.............regarding the bad news, there goes the housing values in Roger's Corners.  They may NEVER recover from this. Thumbs Down

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Posted by Blueberryhill RR on Thursday, February 16, 2012 3:17 PM

Pulled over by Ohio State Highway Patrol.... Guess what it's cargo was ?   Yep..hot Grits.

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Thursday, February 16, 2012 2:20 PM

RockIsland52

 

KEV...............Jeffrey is McGyver, only better. Smile, Wink & Grin  Probably installed some salvaged, state-of-the- art navigation and auto pilot stuff from those hurricane chaser aircraft into his UltraLight, using little more than a screwdriver, wire, a switch, and some duck tape.  Radar jamming and stealth technology off a scrapped B117.  Smile, Wink & Grin

Jack

Darn! Looks like my secret is out! Now they'll be scanning the skies in weather good and foul should I be coming in to put the grits production facility out of action. I'd think a few well aimed monkey wrenches in the machinery should do the trick.

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Posted by SPMan on Thursday, February 16, 2012 12:27 PM

Been thinking about what happened to page 35.  I think it was a Yankee conspiracy.  Maybe it was my fault.  I was on there when it crashed trying to give some reinforcement to the Chief who was under attack at the time.  I had been making suggestions about the new deck on the box.  I said that adding a screened in porch with swing and maybe a spit-toon would be a nice touch.  I mentioned something about the last battle of the war between the states (nothing civil about it) which was fought in the West was won by the rebels.  Right after that page 35 was history.  Coincidence?

Chief get well soon,

Ray

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Posted by laz 57 on Thursday, February 16, 2012 12:14 PM

MichRR714

Laz here is the video !!!

Watch the very end, that's when one of the Chief's cinder blocks struck this train!

I've heard from the Nickel Plate.. they don't plan to sue.  The Pere Marquette however plans to be in Rolesville in the morning...Whistling

WOWSA NICE PILE UP!!!!

Even had them JUMPIN out of their seats!!!

Ouch my neck hurts now.  Musta been the whiplash?

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Posted by cheapclassics on Thursday, February 16, 2012 11:09 AM

Good afternoon all,

It is milder in SE Indiana with temps in the 40s.  Feeling better today.  Just rested all last night.   Read Billy Graham's latest book,  Nearing Home.  He is one of the few TV evangelists I admire and respect.  Like to read his daily column in the paper as well.  Usually pretty good advice.  Work goes well today.  Lots of meetings.  I had the regular fare on the dining car this morning for breakfast.  TBIL anytime tonight.  I hope everyone has a good day.  I wonder if anyone will ever know what happened to page 35.

Keep on training,

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Posted by ChiefEagles on Thursday, February 16, 2012 11:06 AM

KRM

Good mooring guys,

Slept like a rock again last night and just got up at 8:20. Must be the new foot meds. They do say "May cause Dumb foundness", Zzz kind of like beer then.  Beer

Charlie and Bob, nice video clips. That must have been the block intended for me that hit in the end of the clip because no damage here.  Whistling

Drops are not over yet.  Surprise Surprise!!!!

LAZ your right about DA Rectangle. It's not a box it is a WRECK TANGLE.  Laugh

Inside it is.  Walls and etc. in a mess.

Later guys

Prayers to all in need,  Angel

Kev

 

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The Good News:  Cabela's is building a new store near Roger's Corners, Ohio!!!! Thumbs Up

The Bad News:  This always causes rif-raf from North Carolina to show up in Ohio. Thumbs Down

I'll put in a special request.

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Posted by cnw1995 on Thursday, February 16, 2012 11:04 AM

Aloha Paradise. The sun is out and it's 39 so everyone is in shirtsleeves. LOL. Nice videos,  Bob and Charlie. I love Marx clockwork trains. Brutus, hope you got the La-Z-Boy fixed. Going to take the youngest to see the 3D Star Wars film today. It's part of our studying science today. Big Smile.  Think I'll skip the Chicago Auto Show though. I was going to take the teen, but he's been 'uncooperative' lately.  Jack, the dauschund should've won. Yes

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Posted by Buckeye Riveter on Thursday, February 16, 2012 10:54 AM

The Good News:  Cabela's is building a new store near Roger's Corners, Ohio!!!! Thumbs Up

The Bad News:  This always causes rif-raf from North Carolina to show up in Ohio. Thumbs Down

Celebrating 18 years on the CTT Forum. Smile, Wink & Grin

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Posted by sir james I on Thursday, February 16, 2012 10:41 AM

39 and cloudy, we had rain overnight.

The pileup occurred when it looked like the scale Berks were going to rear end another train. Someone grab the caboose, that turned over the cars on the curve taking the Berks with them. The video was taken from a phone camera riding in a gondola behind the second tender. Well home from the store, ready for the noon rehashed news..S.J.

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Posted by RockIsland52 on Thursday, February 16, 2012 10:09 AM

KRM

Good mooring guys,

........RIJack I find it hard to believe that Jeffery could get off an attack with the weather he had yesterday I did not think you could fly an UltraLight it that weather or anything in that case. Storm  Travel..........

Later guys

Prayers to all in need,  Angel

Kev

 

 

KEV...............Jeffrey is McGyver, only better. Smile, Wink & Grin  Probably installed some salvaged, state-of-the- art navigation and auto pilot stuff from those hurricane chaser aircraft into his UltraLight, using little more than a screwdriver, wire, a switch, and some duck tape.  Radar jamming and stealth technology off a scrapped B117.  Smile, Wink & Grin

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Posted by Train Master on Thursday, February 16, 2012 10:03 AM

My days as a care-free teenager have come to an end. My duties as vice-president of my parents heavy machinery recycling business start today. My study-at-home college courses for accounting and business management start next week so it looks as if I will have a lot on my plate for a while. How many guys go from unemployed 18 year old high school graduate to VP of a nation-wide company overnight! This is a huge step for me. I hope I do not trip on the way up. I hope I will have some time to work on my layout. I have yet to even start on the benchwork. I have all the lumber, plywood and tools I will need. I just need time. I can try the advice a good friend gave me. If something is important you make the time.

 

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Thursday, February 16, 2012 9:46 AM

Good morning. It's 59° and cloudy with some fog. The high will be 72° with breaking clouds and some sun.

It looks like we'll have a brief respite from the rain today but indications are for more showers to come in tonight with more rain over the weekend. Anybody wanting fresh rain water should send down a train of tank cars and fill up. Then you'll have more rain water than you'll ever need.

My plan for today is to weather some freight cars. I have seven blue boxcars in front of me, one L&A and six KO&G that are way too clean and shiny. They all also have the same number. All that will have to change. I have some old dry transfers that may take care of the number problem. That depends on whether they're too old or not.

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Posted by RockIsland52 on Thursday, February 16, 2012 9:41 AM

ChiefEagles

Morning all.  Cloudy and warm.  Got to get ready to do the ribbon cutting.  Then rest again.  Good snoozes at the TV.  Letting the meds work.  Actually feel better.

Meds, rest, and harassment all working?  That's good news.  And lay low for a few more days.  You are of no value to us sick. 

 laz 57:

BUCKEYE,

    Was DA CHIEF CUSSIN ME OUT AGAIN?  Because I made fun of DA Rectangle?  It's not a box its a  WRECK TANGLE!

laz57

 

Will get even for those comments.  My new weapon.  Grits cammoed as snow.  Headed your way.

Northern borders secured night and day against the dumping of Southern toxic waste North of the MD line.

As for Jack and Buckeye, no snow so they will live in parched earth this summer.  Not have fun with their snow blowers and shovels.

Chief foiled again.....landscapers out in force in my neighborhood today, getting a jump on Spring Cleanups while this February's sunny weather remains in the mid to high 40s for the time being.  Springtime is always very wet here, the reservoirs are all full, the same with the aquifers.  No shortage of water or stored water here.  The usual snowfalls were rainfalls instead. 

Later.

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Posted by KRM on Thursday, February 16, 2012 9:16 AM

Good mooring guys,

Cloudy and 33 degrees with fog. They are calling for sun but I will wait till I see it to believe it. Looks like all points east are going to get the wet today and Jeffery can dry out and won't need to post any radar shots because there won’t be anything on them. I see FEMA got the last of the toxin filled temporary housing trailers out of Louisiana. I wonder where they all ended up? Some looked a lot like Chief’s WRECK TANGLE.

Slept like a rock again last night and just got up at 8:20. Must be the new foot meds. They do say "May cause Drowsiness or Dizziness", Zzz kind of like beer then.  Beer

Charlie and Bob, nice video clips. That must have been the block intended for me that hit in the end of the clip because no damage here.  Whistling

RIJack I find it hard to believe that Jeffery could get off an attack with the weather he had yesterday I did not think you could fly an UltraLight it that weather or anything in that case. Storm  Travel

LAZ your right about DA Rectangle. It's not a box it is a WRECK TANGLE.  Laugh

Joe I was thinking the same thing about DougDG taking the rap for the crash.  Confused

Later guys

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Posted by Stourbridge Lion on Thursday, February 16, 2012 8:47 AM

Good Morning CTTFans!

It's 17F and Sunny heading for 40F and they say it should be a nice weekend; to bad I have to work this weekend. Crying

Still uploading my Model RR Roster photos and yesterday it was all about HO Engines like this one.

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Posted by Demay on Thursday, February 16, 2012 7:59 AM

Konbanwa,

I wasn't able to read page 35 or make any posts yesterday.  I wonder how much money Chief paid Dougdagrump to take the fall for the problem.  It's late now so I only have time for a quick post.

Chuck - The northern parts of Japan enjoy lots of snow, but unfortunately I am near Tokyo in central Honshu and this part of Japan does not get much.  We are supposed to have some light snow the next couple of days so I'd appreciate you turning up the snow cannon.

Charlie - Thanks for posting the video, but it's hard to tell what happened.  I see some folks scrambling but not the cause.  How do all those Cab 1s and Cab 2s work together?  I presume each person is brining their own with them?

Bob - That's a cool looking train.  Thanks for sharing it.

Sayonara,

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Posted by ChiefEagles on Thursday, February 16, 2012 7:47 AM

Morning all.  Cloudy and warm.  Got to get ready to do the ribbon cutting.  Then rest again.  Good snoozes at the TV.  Letting the meds work.  Actually feel better.

laz 57

BUCKEYE,

    Was DA CHIEF CUSSIN ME OUT AGAIN?  Because I made fun of DA Rectangle?  It's not a box its a  WRECK TANGLE!

laz57

Will get even for those comments.  My new weapon.  Grits cammoed as snow.  Headed your way.

As for Jack and Buckeye, no snow so they will live in parched earth this summer.  Not have fun with their snow blowers and shovels.

Later.

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Posted by Blueberryhill RR on Thursday, February 16, 2012 7:06 AM

Good Morning from Blueberryhill RR....

It is 44 degrees. Rained last night. Going up to 50 today with more rain. Crazy weather.

Today is a busy day. I have a project to work on and the usual chores. One small errand to run. Other than that , not much else new.

Dining car is here with Cheerios for breakfast.

Y'all have a great Thursday.

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Posted by laz 57 on Thursday, February 16, 2012 6:16 AM

BUCKEYE,

    Was DA CHIEF CUSSIN ME OUT AGAIN?  Because I made fun of DA Rectangle?  It's not a box its a  WRECK TANGLE!

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Posted by laz 57 on Thursday, February 16, 2012 6:12 AM

Hi GUYZ,

  30 and rainy.  Not freezing though which is a good thing.

BOB, nice video.  Gee I thought it was in 3D, trains looked scary coming that fast that close.

8NTRUCK, K-line by Lionel, its mainly the less expensive stuff that Lionel produces.  Appose to be out maybe next week, along with a seperate  AF cat?

Stay frosty,

laz57

PS whats up with this forum, getting on and all.  Couldn't get on yesterday.

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