Strange days indeed. Northern Arizona is a long way from Rockwell Maine, but that hasn't stopped this tourist from passing thru town. { I couldn't resist, seems to fit the April fools theme }
This is just the newest aditions to the fleet: Thanks to Kevin Stevens, I now have a Kansas City (ex conrail refugee) orange unit: And some fresh Geep 35's:
That happened when Jim FitzGerald (of NTRAK Fame) and I had a tug of war between his Cotton Brute and my Tungsten Trogladite Locomotive. By the way, not only did I loose, the caboose did too.
Paul: Regardless of what Russ says... It is just an imagineered steel caboose. I have seen pictures of wooden drover cabooses, but not the steel ones. L&H Packing Company is a real company here in San Antonio; I used to do taxes for them. They were closely held and had a most complex structure. A very big company and well known if you make your own sausage.
Pete- I like your humor. Than again a teacher once told me... "Tour humor is so dry it could make a camel thirsty..." I sit and dream my stuff will look as half as good as y'alls stuff.
Hmmmmm, Jim FitzGerald of Ntrack fame....That may explain some of the weird emails I get for a non modeler.......
Yeah, when I first joined Trainboard I thought you were one in the same. I almost made a fool of myself by posting some weird coment but refrained. It was a close one.
