RR_Mel wrote: "More Crossings Please."
More crossings please guys.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
BRVRR asked for more crossings. This was before it was ballasted but it's a crossing.
Let's keep it going - more crossings.
Going fishing, 1 crossing in the foreground and 2 crossings in the background on the Bootbay Railway Village layout
please show another grade crossing
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
More Crossings to end the month!
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dti406 More Crossings to end the month!
Here is a crossing giving access to the grain elevator.
A few more hours till the end of the month. Show me more crossings please.
Guy
Modeling CNR in the 50's
Guy Papillon Show me more crossings please.
...and as an added bonus, a pre "Operation Lifesaver" safety poster!
Show me any steam locomotive!
gmpullmanShow me any steam locomotive!
Here's one...
Show me another locomotive, please.
Hello Wayne That is one strange loco I love it. What is it? Here is a locomotive
show something strange
0-6-0show something strange
A New York Central Mohawk leading a string of Chicago & North Western bi-level commuter cars? Strange...
An hour to go at Eastern Daylight Time,
More oddities?
0-6-0Hello Wayne That is one strange loco I love it. What is it? Here is a locomotive
It's a Bayer Garrett (maybe spelled wrong), a British articulated design. Lots used in South Africa, Austrialia, and (maybe) New Zealand.
0-6-0Hello Wayne That is one strange loco I love it. What is it?...
Thanks, 0-6-0. George had it almost right...it's a Beyer-Garratt, from, if I recall correctly, Kitmaster (later Airfix).The model is actually OO scale, and is non-powered. My LHS got two of them as unbuilt new-in-the-box kits in an estate lot. He sold one of them, then asked me to build the other as a gag for a mutual acquaintance who was born in England. The "gag" part was lettering it for a former local railroad. They owned two ex-NYC Hudsons, numbered 501 and 502, so 503 seemed like a good choice.
Wayne
G PaineIt's a Bayer Garrett (maybe spelled wrong), a British articulated design. Lots used in South Africa, Austrialia, and (maybe) New Zealand.
Cheers, the Bear.
"One difference between pessimists and optimists is that while pessimists are more often right, optimists have far more fun."
...Please show me something completely different!
I was going to post a picture of my 2-10-10-10-2, with my pet Norwegian Parrot in the cab, but he's pining for the fjords, and won't co-operate. Besides that, May has ended.
doctorwayne Besides that, May has ended.
Besides that, May has ended.
Hi Wayne,
You are absolutely right. I always thought that Kiwis were in advance over us Canadians but it seems that that particular bear is a different animal.