Model Railroading > Sunbeam, so bright

The Sunbeam was the Texas version of the Daylight, albeit with
a P-14 Pacific type in charge instead of Daylight's 4-8-4 GS whatever.
It ran a Dallas-Houston daily round trip.

The named train especially bright and Sunbeamy when compared to the Katy's Pacific
rolling by, about to couple up to her consist of the Texas Special.


Lack of baggage/RPO due to bad coupler so we just yanked it so we could make the run.

Also first photo, note building behind the P-14 with props given to the Great One.

Funny I didn't notice at first, but homage paid to the Other Great One in pic 2 (the boxcar, if you can figure it out)



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 02/28/15 14:39 by WrongWayMurphy.

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That's a beautiful train and great looking layout!

Regards, Bobby

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T&RGW = Bill McClanahan?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/28/15 14:49 by CPR_4000.

CPR_4000 Wrote:
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> T&RGW = Bill McClanahan?


BINGO

So you're a Rod Stewart fan?

wjpyper Wrote:
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> So you're a Rod Stewart fan?


Picture tells a story, don't it?

Did a guy named Sal Dali make that tall structure behind the viaduct in the first shot?

CPR_4000 Wrote:
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> Did a guy named Sal Dali make that tall structure
> behind the viaduct in the first shot?


AND the second shot - though it seems to have moved. Are you modeling ToonTown? :)