One A Day
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logandsawman
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Early morning shot of my Northern Pacific diesel power
Thanks for looking!!
Dave LASM
Thanks for looking!!
Dave LASM
KriegslokBR52
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Looks like a beautiful catenary is starting to take shape.my O scale Big Boy on a local Club Layout.
we could it only let drive on the straights because the curves are not made for that kind of big locomotive
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AemJaY1
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i think its only for the looks, not functional. but all custom made, they also build all the tracks bythem self. @KriegslokBR52
RhB Michael
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logandsawman
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Very nice in Black and WhiteGranddaughter wants lights on the layout.
Great job! Dave
logandsawman
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You do not fool around! running trains already and it seems like you just started on this.
Excellent! Dave LASM
logandsawman
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NorthBrit
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Younger granddaughter wanted some lights so we put some up.
"Turn the room lights off, Papa."
I did and she switched the lights on that were around Sovereign Street section. The area she likes to control.
Dark room with white lights. No altering of the picture.
KriegslokBR52
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I wouldn't mind seeing some more picks of that BR151 class.
RhB Michael
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You probably know these Br.151s were designed, at first, for heavy freight and passenger service. After a very short time in passenger service, German safety regulations changed and these locomotives did not have the required safety equipment for passenger service. They were thereafter consigned to freight service and are still in use today.
They are still in DB passenger service on my railroad.
They are still in DB passenger service on my railroad.
KriegslokBR52
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Always liked the heavy six axle electric power. I might have seen one or two while driving through Germany in red DB scheme. But trying to pay attention to the road really prevented me from really looking though. I like the 150 class even better, but those i think are fewer and not sure if still in use. I did not know that 151 was a mixed service locomotive, i thought it was pure freight.You probably know these Br.151s were designed, at first, for heavy freight and passenger service. After a very short time in passenger service, German safety regulations changed and these locomotives did not have the required safety equipment for passenger service. They were thereafter consigned to freight service and are still in use today.
They are still in DB passenger service on my railroad.
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RhB Michael
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If you like 6 axle heavy freight locomotives, you'll love the Br.193 Euro Dual:
logandsawman
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Now that is what I call a railroadIf you like 6 axle heavy freight locomotives, you'll love the Br.193 Euro Dual:
Thanks for posting! Dave LASM
KriegslokBR52
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Looks somewhat similar to Polish "Dragon", which actually came out several years ago:If you like 6 axle heavy freight locomotives, you'll love the Br.193 Euro Dual:
Similar capabilities, including versions with a small diesel engine to add ability of switching unelectrified sidings and spurs. Good luck finding a model of it though, as far as i know no manufacturer decided to dip their hands into this one. I preffer older locomotives since every country back in the day had their own styling. Now they all look almost the same. I'm Polish by birth, so i really like the older Polish designs (naturally). But i also like East German designs, traditional Swiss and of course Austrian ones. Crap, the list is long
KriegslokBR52
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Might as well post something personal:
Back from several years ago when i build a layout in my appartment. ET21 freight electric with Co-Co axle layout, nicknamed "Sputnik" by Polish railfans. Tey came out starting in 1957, same year as the Russians launched their like named rocket into space.
Back from several years ago when i build a layout in my appartment. ET21 freight electric with Co-Co axle layout, nicknamed "Sputnik" by Polish railfans. Tey came out starting in 1957, same year as the Russians launched their like named rocket into space.
logandsawman
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logandsawman
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Early morning market scene with some Woodland Scenics people and puppy,
Thanks for looking! Dave LASM
Thanks for looking! Dave LASM
