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Do you have a made up RR company?

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Posted by aloco on Thursday, October 7, 2004 6:08 PM
Yeah. It's a short line called the LBSS&G (Lopsided, Backwards, Smeared, Smudged & Gouged). The name is dedicated to the many slip-ups I've made painting locomotives over the years. The LBSS&G paint scheme is Pennsylvania Brunswick green with a whole lot of grime and rust. The roster consists of three diesels: an Alco RSD-4, an Alco S-2, and a Baldwin VO-1000.
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Posted by deevs on Tuesday, October 12, 2004 2:21 PM
Mine is the Detroit Saganaw & Vassor and it covers the great lakes
Deevs Chief coffee drinker for the DETROIT-VASSAR-SAGINAW R R NARA member # 84
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Posted by MidlandPacific on Friday, December 17, 2004 3:24 PM
The Midland Pacific Railway, running from Golconda, CO to Yalta, CA. It's set in 1913 and is imagined as a more successful and longer version of the Colorado Midland, with an extension to the Pacific Coast, a la the WP. Motive power is transition, a lot of 4-6-0s and 2-8-0s, but with a solid overlay of new-for-1913 power - a lot like the D&RG!

http://mprailway.blogspot.com

"The first transition era - wood to steel!"

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Posted by Texas Zepher on Friday, December 17, 2004 6:26 PM
What is its name, what are the colors:
Pine Ridge & North River Railroad (Regional - original from high school days)
Somewhere along the Colorado/New Mexico boarder.
Logo: three abstract pine trees
Freight dark green with gold-yellow arrow heads.
Passenger silver with dark green arrow heads.
Unfortunately a decked out caboose ended up looking like a crayon box.

Pikes Peak, Fossil Creek & Tesla (Industrial RR expanded to Shortline)
Services the Tesla Wireless Power company in Colorado Springs and the surrounding areas.
Logo: An ammonite in a mountain with lightening bolts over the top.
Colors: tan & yellow. No standardized schemes developed yet.

Club:
Platte Valley & Western Railroad (class one)
Logo: oval with Buffalo or PV&W intertwined (like C&S) inside.
Freight Dark Green with white sash on bottom (like Southern, but swoop over nose is like IC).
Passenger Like freight only a second white sash on "window" panel. This makes the passenger cars look like MOPAC if you replace the blue with green.

Club Narrow Gauge
San Juan & Clear Creek
Logo: mountian stream with tree & deer.
colors - all steam black. The caboose are caboose red. stock cars black, box cars oxide, reefer's are white, gondolas and flats never got painted.

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Posted by Anonymous on Friday, December 17, 2004 6:35 PM
GAP
Gulf-Atlantic-Pacific
Coast to Coast to Coast
From Fla. to Maine to Calif.
American Flag under lettering
I have my own decals which will be on a lot of the engines & freight cars.
Haven't yet came up w/a color scheme.
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Posted by Hakuhatsu on Monday, February 7, 2005 10:15 AM
QUOTE: Originally posted by emdgp92

My own Waynesburg & Washington is a composite of a few locations on the real narrow-gauge W&W, which ran between those two towns in southwest PA. Even though it went out of business years ago, I model it as it would have existed during the late 1970s, but with standard-gauge equipment. I've applied for (and received) my modeler's license. W&W operations terminated in Waynesburg, PA. However, I've extended the line south to interchange with the Monogahela RR. The northern interchange is with the B&O in Washington. Engines are painted PC black, with W&W lettering in place of PC's. Frieght cars are PC green with W&W lettering.
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Posted by trolleyboy on Monday, February 7, 2005 3:39 PM
Hi the trolley line on the layout is called the Heatherton&Scottsdale Radial Railway it runs city street cars and light intururbans between the fictional above named cities. It also runs some electric freight operations that interchange with CN/CP and the TH&B in southern ontario. Paint scheme for the streetcars and intururbans is pullman green bodies with TH&B creame doore and windows. Work equipment and steeple cabs black with silver end warning chevrons all numbers are silver railroad roman,no logo yet still wirking on that. Rob
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Posted by SilverSpike on Tuesday, February 8, 2005 12:31 AM
The Westbank, Algiers, and Lower Coast Railroad.

Industries Served:
Pioneer Timber Company
Westbank Lumber
Sparky LPG Depot
Jose Fresh Fruits
Mo's Betta Coal Co.
Bryan Meat Packers
Benn Station (Passenger)
Ryan's Hardware Dist.
ADM Grain Mills


Ryan

Ryan Boudreaux
The Piedmont Division
Modeling The Southern Railway, Norfolk & Western & Norfolk Southern in HO during the merger era
Cajun Chef Ryan

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