I've posted some shots of the DD40, taken last evening. They are in my section "Latest Shots" at www.phcomputing.com Please take a look. ------------------ Keep on Track'N at www.phcomputing.com Harold Riley
Nice shots, Harold. I would love to encounter this beast on one of my infrequent visits over there! I have seen lots of photographs and video footage of DD40X's, but I expect you need to see one 'in the flesh' to appreciate the size of them ------------------ Alan The perfect combination - BNSF and N Scale! www.ac-models.com Andersley Western Railroad Alan's American Gallery
You are correct Alan. The sight of a 4 axle truck was really interesting. I was able to get close and personal, because there was no railfans around and it was on a track that was next to the road. ------------------ Keep on Track'N at www.phcomputing.com Harold Riley
I wish one of these DD40's would show up on one of my pilgrimages to Butler Yard. They sure are big! I also liked your photos, and your web page. Nice layout and locomotive roster! ------------------ What's that? A train horn? Sorry, gotta go!
Very cool Harold! The DD40 is a favorite of mine. I even bought 2 of them in N Scale (Bachman - ugh! ) It's nice to see the pictures. Now, if we could just talk you in to a TrainBoard.com link on your web site! Charlie ------------------ Ship It On The FRISCO! | IAMOKA.com
Thank you gyuys for visiting my site and the wonderful comments. Ok, E-8/Charlie I'll add a link to TrainBoard.Com ------------------ Keep on Track'N at www.phcomputing.com Harold Riley
... and we'll add one to you on our links page too. ------------------ Ship It On The FRISCO! | IAMOKA.com
<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by CPRailfan: I wish one of these DD40's would show up on one of my pilgrimages to Butler Yard. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE> Unfortunately, there is only one of them. Of course the bright side of this is that it won't ever be retired. ------------------ Mike Smith lcso_927@hotmail.com Eugene, Oregon LCSO's RailPics ~ License and registration please... "She's not really gone if her memory lives on in our hearts." Southern Pacific 1865-1996