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Stourbridge Lion Mar 31, 2005

  1. mcjaco

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    Here's a couple more!

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  2. Stourbridge Lion

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    Nice additions...

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  3. MP333

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    The Jake Jacobson, ex-Copper Basin Railway, central Arizona

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  4. MP333

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    And of course, a Santa Fe waycar:

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    999216 Ce-1, as it looks today
     
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  5. txronharris

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    This is the office building for a brick selling place in Carrollton, Tx. Just a siding with some boxcars and some bricks on the ground. Cool modelling idea!

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  6. BNSF FAN

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  8. Stourbridge Lion

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    D&H#35721 - Photograph by Ted Slavinski - DHVM Website
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  9. fitz

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    How about one with Rocky the GN goat? ;)
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  10. Stourbridge Lion

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    D&H#35728 - Photo by Mike Bischak at Oneonta, NY on July 2, 1985
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  11. Martyn Read

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    This is a 'Shark' ballast plough brake van. These are becoming rarer due to the new 'autoballaster' hoppers which don't need the ballast to be ploughed into place.

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  12. Alan

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    Nice one Martyn :D

    I caught this one which passed my garden last year (had to chase to get the pics) [​IMG]

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  13. Stourbridge Lion

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    Love these INTERNATIONAL additions!!!!!!!

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  14. Martyn Read

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    Before anyone asks, the big 'ships wheel' in the open end sections are to raise and lower the plough down to rail level. [​IMG]
     
  15. Stourbridge Lion

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    Photograph by A. C. Jacobsen taken August 1984 (DHVM Website)
     
  17. Stourbridge Lion

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    Photograph by Mike Bischak on March 4, 1979 at Carbondale, PA
     
  18. Pete Nolan

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    This is my first post on this forum--I'm usually on the N-scale forum, or the Inspection Pit. I caught this last Saturday in Flagstaff:

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  19. Stourbridge Lion

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    And a darn fine post it is too!!!!!!!

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  20. Alan

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    I made one of those 'boarded up' cabooses in my N scale days [​IMG] (Without graffitti) :D
     

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