Watch out! Black & whites!
#91
eightyeightfan1 Wrote:Thats pretty close Ralph.
Replace that wide vision caboose with a Pennsy "porthole", and you'd have it.


Oh geeez!!! I didn't even notice I grabbed the wrong caboose!!!! I had it planned in my mind's eye! Smile Wallbang
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#92
You have a Pennsy "porthole"?
Torrington, Ct.
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I went to my Happy Place, but it was closed for renovations.
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#93
Well, actually no, but I have a couple of cabin cars that aren't wide vision and would have been closer. Smile
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#94
Ralph Wrote:Well, actually no, but I have a couple of cabin cars that aren't wide vision and would have been closer. Smile
Ralph, If you have any desire to have one here is a link.
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The PC's are down the page.
Charlie
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#95
Thanks Charlie! I missed seeing this post for a while. I may actually attempt a bash of a porthole N5C. Meanwhile, time to get this tread active again!
An E8 crosses above Ulster Ave.

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Ralph
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#96
Hi Ralph---thanks for restarting this thread---here's CNR #4100 crossing the Maitland River bridge on Doctor Wayne's EG&E

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#97
Grand Valley Consolidation #27, rolling through Elfrida on an Eastbound. It's 94 degrees in the shade, and even the birds are quiet. A couple hundred yards ahead lies the line's only tunnel, cool and dark, but, unfortunately, all uphill:
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Wayne
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#98
Another B&W that's been making the rounds....


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Gus (LC&P).
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#99
I suppose I should add another one...it has been a while. NIce images above you guys! Smile

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Great shot Selector....!!! The N&W is probably my favorite "steam" road....Particularly those humongous Y's....What type of Y is that doing pusher duty..? Are the curves superelevated..??
Gus (LC&P).
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Thanks, Gus, and HI! It is the PCM version of the Y6b. Yes, the track is somewhat superelevated here, and some of the effect you see is imparted by the lense angle.

-Crandell
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In the late 70's I saw 3 different boats running long nose forward. I can't see an "F" on the long end so I am guessing it is running backwards.
Charlie


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Steamtrains Wrote:Another B&W that's been making the rounds....
That's a nice yellow light in that black and white! Big Grin What's the story behind that one?
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Hi Everyone---I like the looks of CNR #4100,even from the rear-end

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TrainNut...That pic was worked over by my son with a program called "Picasa". You can "return" some areas of color to a B&W picture (assuming it was color to begin with). How it's done is beyond me.... Nope

But it looks nice.... Goldth
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