How about a "lost" C&O 2-10-4 in the Alberta foothills.
Show me something else that is "lost".
Brent
"All of the world's problems are the result of the difference between how we think and how the world works."
Well, A C&O in Canada so it's only fair that we show a Canadian car in Virginia.
Please show another something else lost,
Bob
Don't Ever Give Up
Burlington Northern’s loss is Santa Fe’s gain. This old BN spreader clears a mountain pass in California.
Please show me something "borrowed"
j..........
Lone Wolf and Santa FePlease show me something "borrowed"
New York Central "borrowed" some C&NW bi-levels? That's a stretch—but that's why we enjoy this hobby so much!
Show me more borrowed, loaned or shared equipment...
Denver Midland and CB&Q share power at 24th Street Yard in Denver.
Show me CB&Q equipment...
Here are some CB&Q SD units.
Please show any BNSF predecessor road (CB&Q, ATSF, GN, NP, SP&S, Frisco, or BN)
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
Heartland Division CB&QPlease show any BNSF predecessor road (CB&Q, ATSF, GN, NP, SP&S, Frisco, or BN)
First, the real one... (on the Wheeling & Lake Erie, of all places!)
And the model...
Let's have more BNSF predecessor roads!
Around here we still call it Santa Fe, after all it was the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Please show me more Burlington Northern and Santa Fe predecessors. Or BNSF.
It has been more than a day, and no replies. This is a bit of a stretch, but here goes:
A Bangor & Aroostook reefer that traveled west on ATSF to Califiornia for the harvest season. It is getting iced up on the Boothbay Railway Village layout
Show me some reefers from a western road
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
A station in Indonesia.
G Paine Show me some reefers from a western road.
Show me some reefers from a western road.
Two Santa Fe reefers being switched on the Southern Quebec Division prior to be sent back to California.
Show me more reefers please.
Guy
Modeling CNR in the 50's
Bringing fresh produce from California to the rest of the country.
Please show me more reefers.
Another reefer:
Keep the reefers coming
Here is some NP and GN (SEE Garry above)
superbeKeep the reefers coming
The tail end of an eastbound freight...
More reefers, please.
Reefers.
Please show more reefers.
Heartland wrote, "Please show more reefers."
Reefers on the team track are incidental to the beauty shot of the locomotive.
Show us more reefers.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
Here's a couple under thre overpass.
Show me some tank cars, please.
This propane tanker was turfed out of the train because of a troublesome truck. The guy next to the pickup truck is promising the manager of the grain elevator he will have it fixed and off his siding lickity split.
Show me something else from B/A (British American oil company) or something from BAPCO (British American Paint Company)
BATMAN Show me something else from B/A (British American oil company) or something from BAPCO (British American Paint Company)
Two B/A tank cars at the local oil distributor.
Show me more B/A cars.
24 hours and no B/A cars.
So, show me any tank car.
Guy PapillonSo, show me any tank car.
A few tank cars in the foreground of this colorful shot...
More— tank cars, please!
Not so colorful tank cars....
Please show me your newest (most recently purchased) locomotive.
Lone Wolf and Santa FePlease show me your newest (most recently purchased) locomotive.
A quick shot of my newest, an IHC/Mehano camelback. Got this one in late January and I'm pretty happy with it.
Let's see some more camelbacks.
Lone Wolf said, "...show me your newest locomotive."
NYC F7 #1814, at left, is the second half of a matched pair of InterMountain locomotives.
More new locos please.
This is the latest one I have painted and added a decoder for Boothbay Railway Village. A Minitrains 0-4-4 Forney with a short train passing by the 2 ft gauge engine house
Show me another small steam locomotive
Bradford Valley Lumber Co. no. 3, a 2-4-0 used mostly for supply trains and passenger runs.
Show me more small steam.
The Location: Forests of the Pacific Northwest, OregonThe Year: 1948The Scale: On30The Blog: http://bvlcorr.tumblr.com
Denver Midland No. 132 is a large 2-8-0, but she's still the smallest engine on the current roster.
Show me more steam please.