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Weekly Photo Fun 2/26 - 3/316 - bdw9535 - 02-26-2016 While waiting for the Dock Street switcher to arrive grabbed a couple shots of the activity inside Pier 11. Bruce Re: Weekly Photo Fun 2/26 - 3/316 - Ralph - 02-26-2016 Bruce, The interior shots at the pier are brilliant! Nicely done!!!! Re: Weekly Photo Fun 2/26 - 3/316 - bdw9535 - 02-27-2016 Ralph, Thanks, just trying to keep this thread going. Bruce Re: Weekly Photo Fun 2/26 - 3/316 - faraway - 02-27-2016 An old shoving car awaiting it's next duty on Monday. IMG_4824 by faraway52, on Flickr Bruce, great photo Re: Weekly Photo Fun 2/26 - 3/316 - Ralph - 02-27-2016 Early merger local comes out of Williams Yard headed by two Geeps, one still in NYC livery. Re: Weekly Photo Fun 2/26 - 3/316 - cn nutbar - 02-28-2016 Great shots so far---sure would be nice to see lots more Re: Weekly Photo Fun 2/26 - 3/316 - Sumpter250 - 02-28-2016 Cindys Harbor: This is where the Kennequogue River, flowing East ( From top center to bottom right in the picture ) first meets the Salt water of the Sea. The prominent ship,the "Brigantine" W.W. Marsland, up to the right, will "time-share" that part of the sea wall, with the "Tern", the Cruise ship, and I have just started work on the old Aurora kit of the Whale ship "Wanderer", which some time back I realized was, virtually, and HO scale model of that ship. "Wanderer" can often be seen at Mystic Seaport, and I have seen her moored, in Sag Harbor, N.Y. Last night I got the hull cut, at the waterline. My intention here is when she is not on the modules, at a show, I can connect the upper hull, to the lower ( below the waterline ) part, which will be secured to a display base, mounted in a glass case, for "home display". The next scheduled show for the modular group, is in Palatine Illinois, at Harper College, March 5 and 6, 2016, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM. I'll be there with these modules. Re: Weekly Photo Fun 2/26 - 3/316 - kamerad47 - 02-28-2016 PRT 1582 & crew switching Bulk Commodities Inc. in the Dundee Industrial transload yard , They ship all types of grains from covered hoppers to 20' containers to all over the world !!!! hock: Re: Weekly Photo Fun 2/26 - 3/316 - ngauger - 02-29-2016 Some abandoned rails in Chester PA: Re: Weekly Photo Fun 2/26 - 3/316 - cn nutbar - 02-29-2016 During the 50's the Canadian National had a couple of Alco PA demonstators on a trial basis painted in the roads green and gold livery on it's roster.For whatever reasons,the powers that be decided not to keep them.Doctor Wayne and I talked about how good they would have looked painted in the more modern green,yellow and black passenger paint scheme so Wayne created this beauty---just imagine what a sight a pair of these would have made heading the road's Super Continental. Re: Weekly Photo Fun 2/26 - 3/316 - Prairie Trains - 02-29-2016 C.N.R. #10 arriving in the town of Martin. Re: Weekly Photo Fun 2/26 - 3/316 - Green_Elite_Cab - 02-29-2016 I am told that yesterday was the last time an Amtrak AEM7 turned a wheel in revenue service. From 1980 to 2016, 36 years isn't a bad run. #915 is already at the RR Museum of PA, but I wonder if any of the rebuilt AEM7-ACs will be preserved. The last 7 or so are the SEPTA AEM7s (they also have the very last single ALP44, a similar model), but SEPTA announced that they are also buying the ACS-64 electrics to replace them. So, here are my Amtrak AEM7s- Re: Weekly Photo Fun 2/26 - 3/316 - Charlie B - 02-29-2016 Chris, this is not a good photo but here is Amtrak 920 at East Palestine, Ohio in June of 81 heading for your area. Charlie Re: Weekly Photo Fun 2/26 - 3/316 - Green_Elite_Cab - 03-01-2016 Charlie B Wrote:Chris, this is not a good photo but here is Amtrak 920 at East Palestine, Ohio in June of 81 heading for your area.[ATTACHMENT NOT FOUND] That engine was probably fresh off the assembly line! Its weird to think that as of the other day, they are just a memory, with only one in a museum, and a handful turning their last few wheels on SEPTA (and possibly MARC). Thats progress I suppose! I makes one wonder if we're not just a few years away from seeing some mainline wide cab six axle diesels in museums as well! I wonder what the life expectancy on a C40-8W is... |