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International Railroad Discussion > Freight from the platform at OmiyaDate: 07/12/14 14:00 Freight from the platform at Omiya Author: Railpax71 A few from the Omiya, Japan platform waiting for our train on the Tochigi line.
1. EF64-1021 with sing level containerized freight 2. EF210-2 pulling a solid consist of Eneos tankers   Date: 07/12/14 18:26 Re: Freight from the platform at Omiya Author: cchan006 Nice catch of the unit tank train, which usually carries crude oil loads towards inland from Port of Kawasaki.
The Japanese freight foamers that frequent Omiya know the schedules of the freight trains, so they often show up about 5-10 minutes ahead of the train, and once they get their shots, they disappear. See any expensive camera bodies and/or lenses while you were there? Date: 07/12/14 20:17 Re: Freight from the platform at Omiya Author: Railpax71 We passed the unit train on the way up to Omiya and then it passed us while on the platform waiting. This shot is from the window as we were passing first time. I did notice a lot more people with cameras than usual now that you mention it.
 Date: 07/13/14 20:11 Re: Freight from the platform at Omiya Author: CPRR What gauge is Japan RR's?
Date: 07/13/14 21:48 Re: Freight from the platform at Omiya Author: cchan006 CPRR Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > What gauge is Japan RR's? You asked the same question 4 months ago, and an answer was already provided: http://www.trainorders.com/discussion/read.php?6,3369227#3369589 Date: 07/15/14 08:54 Re: Freight from the platform at Omiya Author: CPRR cchan006 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > CPRR Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > What gauge is Japan RR's? > > You asked the same question 4 months ago, and an > answer was already provided: > > http://www.trainorders.com/discussion/read.php?6,3 > 369227#3369589 So sorry, senioritis...pretty cool for 3'6" gauge. |