Here is a signal.
Show me a EMD F3.
Guy
Modeling CNR in the 50's
MEC had lots of F3s, for the size of the RR it was. Here is 683
and 671 A&B, they had only 2 B units
Show me a Shark Nose diesel
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
Not much luck with the sharks, so let's change it to show me some E or F units
Here are some F-units.
Please show any non-EMD diesel locomotive such as Alco, Baldwin, GE, FM, etc.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
Here's a pair of NYC Alco RS-11s that will never run on the New York Central! They were sold to the D&H immediately upon delivery from Alco...
Show me some "Heavy Electric" motors. Pennsy, NYC, Milwaukee, etc.
Here's a Bachmann GG1:
Show me something from a short line.
The white box car is from the Sain Mary's Railroad, a short line in South Georgia.
Show me some centerflow covered hoppers.
Modeling the Pennsylvania Railroad in N Scale.
www.prr-nscale.blogspot.com
More than 24 hours and no Centerflow covered hopper. Here is a "Slab side" covered hopper.
More hoppers, any style, please.
Here are a couple of grain hoppers all the way from Canada in Virginia. The locals really look them over.
himmmmm that track needs some weathering Any volunteers? I thought not
Lets see some more hoppers
Bob
Don't Ever Give Up
superbeLets see some more hoppers
I see colors...
How about showing me a heavy duty flat car with a heavy duty load?
Hi-wide xtra running down the street:
Show me something Conrail.
Show me something Conrail:
Conrail #6520 waiting for a CSX freight to pass.
Show me more Conrail.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
A Conrail Hi-rail truck in the midst of a lot of soon-to-be Conrail locos:
How about some UP?
Here's a UP Big Boy in scrap yard condition. (Sorry!)
-Bob
How about some more articulated steam locos.
Life is what happens while you are making other plans!
farrellaaHow about some more articulated steam locos.
Here's a double-headed pair of EM-1s with 7600 in the lead being overtaken by B&O's only T-3a No. 5564. Above, E-6A&B #57 handles a mail and express train while a local freight with a wagon-top caboose rumbles down grade...
More Steam, Please!
A pair of pacifics.
Lets see another 4-6-2.
Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/60361449@N02/
Anthracite Modeler - YouTube
K4s 1361
More steam, please.
Union Pacific Challenger #3985 rounding the curve at the west end of the BRVRR.
More big steam please.
This is just one of many photos on my updated website.
Grampy's Trains - that shot is magnificent!
Santa Fe Steam:
Show me more reefers,please.
Here's an L1 leading some reefers around Horseshoe Curve.
Let's keep the reefer madness going.
Tyco reefer body, Tichy PFE underframe, Champ decals:
Something from the Far West.
Shucks, I must have missed the boat! I thought we were still on Reefer Madness...
but it is from the far west end of the New York Central...
OK, Now let's see something fron the far West!
Here's a car from San Francisco...about as far West as you can get.
Show me : Option 1 Another car from the far West
Option 2 or a reefer
superbeabout as far West as you can get
Unless you consider something from Alaska RR or the Lahaina Kaanapali Railroad on Maui.
..............except the Frisco operated no farther west than Floydada, Texas.
But certainly the road got that name from San Francisco, and the car itself could easily have gone there. It's all in fun anyway, so who really cares? Nice car, by the way. I've always been partial to that paint scheme.
Tom
Thanks guys.....it's said that you should learn something everyday so yesterday and today have been taken care of.
A car from the Far West .... Great Northern stock car.
Please show a Canadian freight car, pssenger car, or locomotive.
An Atlas Classic CP RS-3
Please show more Canadian stuff!
Here Ya go.
Show me something from B.C.R. (British Columbia Rail) or as it was known in a previous life P.G.E. (Pacific Great Eastern)
Brent
"All of the world's problems are the result of the difference between how we think and how the world works."