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Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 04/15/20 19:41 by F40PHR231.

They should have run it cab car first. It would have scared wayward animals from being near the tracks.

joemvcnj Wrote:
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> They should have run it cab car first. It would
> have scared wayward animals from being near the
> tracks.

I don't know about that. Some animals might have tried to mate with it.

That #1 shot is real nice Chris.

Great catch,great shot...

Wow, those would be some real nice pictures if you could Photoshop out the train. Eesh.

Vwey nice shots, Chris -- especially #!.
The light in that one is lovely. I al so
glad you were able to catch taht train --
in spite of that ugly cab car. (Actually,
it os too far away in pic #1 to really
spoil the shot.)

Yeah, the cloning tool to hide that abominable cab car. Anyone doubt the designer idolizes GM's Aerotrain?

Somebody *please* contact Bombardier and license Budd's passenger car designs! ;-)

* JB *

P Wrote:
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> Wow, those would be some real nice pictures if you
> could Photoshop out the train. Eesh.

garrett Wrote:
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> joemvcnj Wrote:
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> > They should have run it cab car first. It would
> > have scared wayward animals from being near the
> > tracks.
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> I don't know about that. Some animals might have
> tried to mate with it.


Looks like the cow in the first picture is giving that serious consideration.

Pic No.1 is a screamer no matter what the train looks like

Heck, the two Aerotrains (and sister Jet Rocket Talgo set) were much better looking than this. Of course, I'm biased, being a Rock Island fan.

Brian Ehni

Agreed ... and I wonder, does it cost a lot more to bend the metal into an attractive design, as opposed to this dog?

Great shots Chris. Photo #1 has my vote too. I'm glad it worked out as it was a very long day for you.

Nice photos Chris, especially #1.

Nathan