WELCOME to TEAM TRACK TUESDAY!! Lets see what's being unloaded and/or loaded on your railroad's team track. Post your photos here. Photos and stories of real 1:1 scale railroad team tracks are also welcome. Lets inspire one another with our posts! Have a great day everyone!! I'm off to Strausburg, PA for some railroading fun today!
Here's whats happening on the team tracks of the Free State Junction Railway! 
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On another site I check in on from time to time, the subject of team tracks came up and one of the posters shared photos of his operation. Again, the versatility of the concept of the public delivery track is readily apparent as we see piping, steel, general merchandise box car traffic and aggregates all being handled utilizing the same siding.
Bob
Nice photos, Patrick & Bob! Here's my contribution for this week. A Pennsy gon loaded with some brand new industrial machinery has been placed on the team track by the CNJ local switching crew while the hind end of a CNJ freight sits on the adjacent track.
Wonderful photos everyone!!!
I Just got back home from Strasburg. Great day of trains!! Weather was very fine for this time of year. Thomas and Percy were pulling trains as well as number 90. My friend Randy and I took the back shop tour which was great!!
Here is a shot of what was on the Strasburg RR team track and also what was on the Toy Train Museum team tracks today. 
Mark and Sirt: where did you all get the great military trucks and the Ford flatbed?
Sirt you are truly a master of weathering and detailing. The 212 area code for Staten Island, long since changed to 718, fits the era of that Ford flatbed and GN boxcars.
coach joe posted:Sirt you are truly a master of weathering and detailing. The 212 area code for Staten Island, long since changed to 718, fits the era of that Ford flatbed and GN boxcars.
Thanks Joe. That siding - area is in back of the Harmony Park wedding - catering place near the Advance. Re-built for work train service, the track is still there today but all fenced in by the MTA.
Glenn Hammons posted:Mark and Sirt: where did you all get the great military trucks and the Ford flatbed?
Ford C is an Athern O 1:50 scale. Bought a bunch of trucks and box vans from TK Hobby in Ohio for 15 ea. It was a blow out clearance sale of NOS a few years ago.
Glenn Hammons posted:Mark and Sirt: where did you all get the great military trucks and the Ford flatbed?
These vehicles were sold at Walmart a number of years ago. I don't remember the brand name. I wish Walmart could get them back. Nice cars and affordable.
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