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Quest achieved!
A week or two a go posted this pic of my version (with harbinger of future) of the NCTM caboose train. Since I have three of the locos on roster (SOU E8 6900, SOU Hi-Nose GP30 2601 and a Red Bird) plus the N&W Hi-Nose GP30 522 and 611 which visit here. Not but a few weeks back saw 611 pulling the caboose train around.
This moved me to some what replicate a NCTM caboose train. Already had SOU bay-windows, four window wooden SOU (Malcolm), and a Blue N&W C31. So went searching for something close to a "MW" C32P and ACL cab that MTH did make years ago.
Found an Atlas red "NW" C31 in AL. This is close to a C32P (four visible differences). The easy difference to correct was popping off the end platform ladders.
The chore was to find the ACL cab. Internet search found no joy! While at local toy train shop two weeks ago one of the guys ask is there anything I am looking that Jerry might have had. Jerry was on of my last O-Gauge contemporaries, but passed last Summer. This guy and one of Jerry's work buddies (HO guy) are help Jerry's wife selling off Jerry's stuff. So I told him looking for a MTH ACL cab 20-91082. Stopped at shop yesterday, this guy said just a minute. He came out of the storage room with this cab. So it is very special being the last of my quest and it was Jerry's.
Pics of some of the NCTM's cabs.
My collection.
Some of the power to pull the Cab Train with.
John DeAlto posted:Good morning:
Where did you purchase the el- Structure from.
Thanks, John My e-mail is kb2agpjohn@aol.com
Bridge boss makes the structure.The station is from them too.
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Pictures from Ashland VA, 15 miles north of Richmond paralleling I-95 (just west), on the CSX (formerly RF&P) main line.
It's a great train-watching spot. The mural pics I took 2 weeks ago when I went to Tiny Tims Trains. The pics of the town along the main line are from Ashland Rail Days in November.
Peter
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Peter, the front of that engine looks like it's coming right out of that wall. WOW!! Whoever painted that really knew what he/she was doing.
Rick
Today, we took our boys to the Labor and Industry museum in Youngstown, Ohio. It was filled with some great exhibits on the history of steel in the Mahoning Valley. The star of the show was the model train display, which just happened to be Three-Rail!
The Western Reserve club put together an amazing display.
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Abbrail, that video is amazing!!! Great pics too.
Putnam Division posted:Pictures from Ashland VA, 15 miles north of Richmond paralleling I-95 (just west), on the CSX (formerly RF&P) main line.
Peter
Peter, thank you for inspiring me to finally (after more then 15-years) to record this mural on the side of the old Stoudemire building here in Spencer. Been wanting to do this before it is all faded away. This is across the street from the NCTM. The old Southern Shops.
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don,that electric city express is superb !!
Don, I think that loco looks great.
terry hudon posted:don,that electric city express is superb !!
"superb", yes!!! Popular, obviously not since it appears to no one got on!!!
- walt
walt rapp posted:terry hudon posted:don,that electric city express is superb !!
"superb", yes!!! Popular, obviously not since it appears to no one got on!!!
- walt
It was full to capacity Walt!, They are waiting for the second section