....and following the Juice Train......

.....and now, announcing a new mixed freight to follow the Juice train.....

I guess I need to empty the miniature bottles....

Peter 

I love It!!!!!

Now THAT is a Juice train!

"Good boy Max" 

Hi Peter,  awesome !!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks, Alex

Yes it is. Love those juice trains Peter! 

I'm trying..

Larry

Peter,

That crew need to be Tested !

Good luck,John  

hi peter

could you rig the tracworkk to make a stop at your lounge chair ?

j

I always like seeing your juice trains!  I only saw them on the  RF&P when I worked for Virginia Power back in the '80s and '90s.  Never saw them on PC.  At that time the cars were all orange.  I don't remember seeing the white cars.  

Now as to Max's suggestion; he suggested something different.  However it wasn't clear if he chose what to use for the difference or you did! 

Looks great Peter! I love the juice train. 

Like Mark I remember the 80's /90's RF&P led Orange train cars but the 70's train had white cars and the current train has white cars again. In the 70's Lionel MPC made some pretty inaccurate wood sided white Tropicana Reefers. 

Lionel also offered the 4 consecutive numbered orange cars in the 90's. weaver offered more accurate cars in several of the paint schemes as well.

Here are a few more images of Juice train cars. The orange car is now in a Florida train muesum.

Here are a few images of thier plant switchers. An NW2 and a 70 Tonner. If Bachmann ever makes a 70  Tonner I know how I would like mine painted.

Silver Lake,

Thank you for the information on the juice train.  I did not know they had white cars in the '70s.  I was up in Pennsylvania watching blue B&O F-units pulling scads of freight trains in the '60s and '70s. 

It is a unique train that has stood the test of time, that is for sure, and I'm glad Peter has chosen to model the juice train.

Funny I was in VA watching for the Juice train on the RF&P in the 80's and early 90's. A different but similar Blue and grey engine. Maybe I saw some of those same trains. 

Did you ever catch the PEPCO Fireless steamer in Alexandria. That was still occasionally used into the 80's. I saw it once from the GW parkway. 

Sorry not trying to hijack the thread.