"Trains", December 2015 issue, P. 28
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trainsrme,
the photo has been reduced so much by the OGR forum that its impossible to tell
Coincidence.
Seeing that service on the Qinghai-Tibet Railway originated in 2006, I seriously doubt railway officials were scouring 50+ year old Lionel catalogs for inspiration.
Rusty
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riki posted:trainsrme,
the photo has been reduced so much by the OGR forum that its impossible to tell
Yes, and apparently you can't click on the photo to enlarge anymore.
Rusty Traque posted:Coincidence.
Seeing that service on the Qinghai-Tibet Railway originated in 2006, I seriously doubt railway officials were scouring 50+ year old Lionel catalogs for inspiration.
Rusty
The curious thing about those cars (after the first car) is that the window belt seems low. Wonder why?
Ace posted:The curious thing about those cars (after the first car) is that the window belt seems low. Wonder why?
That second "car" I don't think is an actual car. If you look at the roof it looks like there is a lot going on up there. I wouldn't be surprised if that was some kind of booster or power generator car. The low windows could be vents or air intakes.
Is this the rail line that goes so high in elevation that the Passenger seats all have airline style oxygen masks under the seats?
TrainsRMe posted:riki posted:trainsrme,
the photo has been reduced so much by the OGR forum that its impossible to tellYes, and apparently you can't click on the photo to enlarge anymore.
If the image is cut and pasted in, it can't be enlarged. If it's attached, the image can be enlarged, (assuming it's a larger image.)
Rusty
Actually, I lifted it right out of the PICASA photo program, from which I've taken every image I've ever posted, and always was able to enlarge once posted. Or at least every time I tried.
Pulling up the image properties says the second photo is 600x379 pixels. The first one is 436x600 Can't enlarge those much at all.
---PCJ
