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Front end Friday, 1/17/2025
2 NS 9-40c’s
Nice FEF I like those dig lights
Thank you!
Those standard cab GEs are so much more handsome than safety cabs, i miss them. I went to Roanoke back in 1997 and they were brand new then, alongside DASH8 C39s, these were immediately my favorites.
Happy FEF everyone have a great weekend.
The morning freight. Wetherby to Leeds Crown Point freight train passing Marston's Salvage Yard.
Crossing the bridge with the FWWR local
Reading T1:
Just came back from Steam Rambles and is being lubricated before it goes bact to Port Clinton for the night. Picture taken on Saturday, October 5, 2024.
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Crossing the bridge with the FWWR local
Cool shot, i like the bridge and what i'm guessing is a signal bridge up above.
It looks like a Southern Pacific SD45 but it was sold to and relettered for MRL in 1996.
Some great Front Ends I saw in Springfield this weekend:

Proudly modeling the CM, MT & SL in HO Scale
Happy FEF everybody! For your viewing pleasure, here is Rio Grande 1160.
Happy FEF everybody! For your viewing pleasure, here is Rio Grande 1160.
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Beautiful Engine thanks for sharing
Happy Friday everyone have a great weekend.
Happy FEF everybody! For your viewing pleasure, here is Rio Grande 1160.
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Is this what the K37 was build out of?
Happy FEF everyone! Have a great weekend!
Reinholds, Pennsylvania:
Picture taken on 21 December, 2024. To the right of the diesel is a stone part of what used to be a water tower for steam locomotives.
Proudly modeling the CM, MT & SL in HO Scale
Beautiful Engine thanks for sharing
Thank you! I got that one a little over a year ago.
Proudly modeling the CM, MT & SL in HO Scale
Is this what the K37 was build out of?
No, but very similar. The 1160 is a C48 class 2-8-0, and the K37s were built from the similar but older C41 class 2-8-0s. Unfortunately, no C48s survive.
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