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A great start Charlie---hope you're right about lots more pictures to follow

P1450943 by Ed Creechan, on Flickr

Charlie and Ed, nicely done.

But Officer I'm always being honked at!

Bruce

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Great start this week guys!

My contribution...

I'll recognize the Queen's Jubilee:

HMQ and the Duke enjoy some time off in a Camping Coach.
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(Sorry about the size, but they wouldn't let me get any closer).

These guys were waiting at the wrong Royal Train.  
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Charlie - Cool shot.

Ed - Nice looking freight.

Bruce - Neat scene. Is the cop car one of the new Rapido cars?

Deano - Those units look like they have seen some work.

David - Interesting photos.

Here is Amtrak F40PH (Walthers Mainline) stops at Leiperville Union Station as RF&P GP40-2 (Athearn) pulls the Tropicana Orange Juice Train through the station.

Somebody apparently talked Barney Secord into taking a few photos of downtown Dunnville, but of course tossing-in a case of beer, too, would have been fairly persuasive....





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...however, I can't figure out how he got away with this view...





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I may have caught Barney flying over the Wilderson division when I took that photo. 
Charlie

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Bruce - Neat scene. Is the cop car one of the new Rapido cars?
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Tom,

Thanks for your comment and yes the police car is from Rapido.  They did a very good job on replicating the Chevys.

Bruce

(06-06-2022, 03:39 PM)bdw9535 Wrote: [ -> ]Tom,

Thanks for your comment and yes the police car is from Rapido.  They did a very good job on replicating the Chevys.

Bruce

The ones I ordered just arrived the other day. I have not had a chance to take them out of the case yet. The powder blue cars remind of the Philadelphia cars from the 70's and 80's. Although they may be closer to the NYPD cars of that era.