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G'day All,
I Google Imaged: industrial trackage
and this is one of the results, 595 photos of rail sidings:
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Enjoy, sorry about the download but.
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Andrew, thanks for link
greeting from the blade city Solingen / gruß aus der Klingenstadt Solingen
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For the student of industrial type layouts there's a wealth of information in those photos.
Thanks for sharing that link.
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1000 ideas and more for all modelers! Thanks!
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These photos are fantastic! This is exactly what I need as I am modeling an industrial switching layout. Thank you for posting this!
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Great photos and so very well protected by flicker... ;-)
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G'day All,
Flickr has an "Industrial Spurs" photo pool at:
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which is probably a lighter & faster download option for essentially the same photos. Plus if you are a Flickr member you can subscribe to it.
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Thanks for the link!It will be very helpfull for me and my Switching layout.I found this site to have many industries that i will be modelling
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Thanks , that might come in handy sometime as I get back to my industrial layout .
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What a great link for modeling ideas!
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It's puzzling to see a caboose on the rear of a train dated 2008...?
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MountainMan Wrote:It's puzzling to see a caboose on the rear of a train dated 2008...?
Caboose is a bad word around railroad management. They are now called switching platforms
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great link. what are the boxcars in the 7th photo titled "permission granted by secuirty" carrying, they dont have doors just bars going across the opening.
