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NYS&W Alco C430 #3002 crossing the drawbridge entering Little Ferry yard with Eastbound stack train SU100-Sept. 86'. #3002 was wrecked the following winter on the Northern Division when it rolled over after hitting an ice encrusted crossing......

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If I were asked "Do you have a favorite engine?", I would be hard pressed to answer, especially since I collect both Marklin and Lionel, but this MPC model would certainly come to mind.

The GG-1 was my Dad's favorite engine as well and he had a wonderful way of describing them in action-especially watching the pantographs arc in icy weather.

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Trumptrain:  What a great shot of the bus...super photo.  What is the make of the bus?  Its the right time period for my layout and I have been looking for a bus.  So far all I have found are either too modern or too old for the layout 40's - 50's time period. 

thanks, Don

Why thank you so much Don!  

That is the " Rosa Parks" bus and is a model of a GM city bus.    It's made by IXO Models and is 1:43 scale.  I bought it at the York show last fall.   Die Cast Direct has them or will have another batch of them coming in around 6/30/2020. The Die Cast Direct item number is: HACH-22.  Die Cast Direct also has the same bus in other colors labeled for other bus lines.  I bought this model because of it's historical significance and it's look.   I think Die Cast Direct is still an OGR Forum sponsor?  

Since you are interested, here are a few more shots of the Rosa Parks bus. IMG_9891IMG_9890IMG_9892

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@Mark Boyce posted:

Jackie, That bridge reminds me of where we would go swimming in my youth.  You even have a sign for tubing.  My location was all woods with a tiny clearing where you could park if driving to the swimming hole.  Bewautiful scene!

That's neat Mark. When I was planning my layout I wanted to include a river scene with a bridge. It sort of mimics my early child hood days living cross from the river. Here's a shot of the river from the other side of the bridge where tubers can access the river. Thank's for the compliment.016

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