PROTOTYPE Railfan Photos of the Week, October 18th, 2020

LegomanBill Oct 18, 2020

  1. LegomanBill

    LegomanBill TrainBoard Member

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    Hello everyone, here's the selections for the week

    Akirasho with a six pack
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    HemiAdda2d on the Moffat Line
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    BuddyBurton with a variety trio
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    Hardcoaler with some Conrail ALCOs
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    BNSF FAN on Tehachapi
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    r_i_straw and 1970s MP
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    SP 9811 with a Burro Crane
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    Sepp K with a MOW move
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    and YoHo in Barstow
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  2. HemiAdda2d

    HemiAdda2d Staff Member TrainBoard Supporter

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    I love Alco Centuries. That's a great find! Excellent review for the week, as always!
     
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  3. Kurt Moose

    Kurt Moose TrainBoard Member

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    What's up with that load, looks heavy by the way that flatcar is bowing!!:eek:
     
  4. BoxcabE50

    BoxcabE50 HOn30 & N Scales Staff Member TrainBoard Supporter

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    I see faint "BNSF" on the cab of SF #1460. (Baldwin?) Did she really last late enough to have BNSF stencil?
     
  5. fitz

    fitz TrainBoard Member

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    More entertaining photography from our members. Lots of diesel combos there and that winter photo is stunning, Hemi.
     
  6. digimar52

    digimar52 TrainBoard Member

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    Thats the famous Beep - a one-of-a-kind VO-1000 repowered by ATSF with an EMD 567 engine. It came to BNSF and worked the Topeka yard. I've seen pictures showing it at work as late as 2008. It is at display since 2009.
     
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  7. r_i_straw

    r_i_straw Mostly N Scale Staff Member

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    A photo of it working in the BNSF era. They never changed the number.
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