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Date: 04/11/08 19:04
Transfer tables
Author: HB90MACH

Anybody have good pictures of transfer tables that can be used for modeling?
Thanks
Shane

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Date: 04/11/08 20:29
Re: Transfer tables
Author: ATSF429

No but if your in the So. California area OERM Perris has one on the ground.

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Date: 04/11/08 20:56
Re: Transfer tables
Author: Finderskeepers

How's this?
http://www.traininc.org/pdf/trainline_25_3.pdf

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Date: 04/12/08 01:26
Re: Transfer tables
Author: shortliner

October 1955 Model Railroader had a "how to" on making one - I have it if you need it

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Date: 04/12/08 15:24
Re: Transfer tables
Author: mrltim

Here are a few shots of the transfer table in Livingston, Montana.



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Date: 04/12/08 15:26
Re: Transfer tables
Author: mrltim

And a few more of the transfer table at Livingston, Montana.



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Date: 04/12/08 18:07
Re: Transfer tables
Author: HB90MACH

Interesting how they used an old Alco cab for the control cab on the table. Wonder if 1030 is the unit number that cab came from.

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Date: 04/12/08 18:39
Re: Transfer tables
Author: kdrtrains

Very very nice thank you.

KR

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Date: 04/12/08 19:48
Re: Transfer tables
Author: ESPEE5318

HB90MACH Wrote:
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> Interesting how they used an old Alco cab for the
> control cab on the table. Wonder if 1030 is the
> unit number that cab came from.


looks like a GP20/low nose 9 cab to me from a road with a upper gyralight my guess would be ex Espee or CB&Q........Joe

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