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Model Railroading > Dual Gauge TruckDate: 02/14/21 05:20 Dual Gauge Truck Author: funnelfan LOL!!! ;^D
Ted Curphey Ontario, OR  Date: 02/14/21 05:24 Re: Dual Gauge Truck Author: BNModeler Way too funny!
Date: 02/14/21 06:15 Re: Dual Gauge Truck Author: JimMRL I've been looking for some of those for my dual gauge track.
Jim Date: 02/14/21 07:15 Re: Dual Gauge Truck Author: Frisco1522 Should have saved that for April 1
Date: 02/14/21 07:55 Re: Dual Gauge Truck Author: SPDRGWfan Where can we order these from? :-D
Date: 02/14/21 07:57 Re: Dual Gauge Truck Author: Valleyman Only problem I see is, the center pin on the bolster is set for standard gauge.
Valleyman Date: 02/14/21 08:46 Re: Dual Gauge Truck Author: tomstp Ohmygosh.
Date: 02/14/21 08:56 Re: Dual Gauge Truck Author: TCnR Pretty funny. Both trucks and track are great posts.
Looks like somebody confused April Fools day with Valentines Day though. Date: 02/14/21 18:20 Re: Dual Gauge Truck Author: atsf121 The truck is hilarious, but I want more details about that track arrangement.
Nathan Posted from iPhone Date: 02/15/21 04:38 Re: Dual Gauge Truck Author: schroed2 4thDistrict Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > The tracks belong to Škoda Locomotive Works in > Pilsen, Czech Republic, where they manufacture > locomotives in several different guages for use in > Europe. The photo, taken in 2010, is of their > mixed gauge test track for 1000, 1435 and 1524 mm > gauges. > > atsf121 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > The truck is hilarious, but I want more details > > about that track arrangement. > > > > Nathan > > > > Posted from iPhone actually, track arrangements like that are quite common at rolling stock factories that provide equipment for various gauges all over the world |