10-03-2014, 03:44 AM
I remember reading an article in TRAINS or Classic Trains about the lead up to the U.S. Bi-Centennial celebrations and how several TRAINS staff organised with their railroad contacts for locomotives painted and numbered for 1776 to be available in Chicago at a small rail yard for a magazine photo shoot in time for July publication.
I am thinking that you could use this idea as a scene setter. The premise is that Seaboard Coast Line has gathered together several of its major shippers Bi Centennial boxcars and with a suitable caboose is making a media event for tv crews and print media as well as local railfans and the public at one of its landmark stations.
Mark
I am thinking that you could use this idea as a scene setter. The premise is that Seaboard Coast Line has gathered together several of its major shippers Bi Centennial boxcars and with a suitable caboose is making a media event for tv crews and print media as well as local railfans and the public at one of its landmark stations.
Mark
Fake It till you Make It, then Fake It some More