bunkerrattmk2
CNW the left hand road.
Some CNW gp 7's and 9's .
Engines Wishlist for Jointed Rail.
- Thread starter cabuse
- Start date
bunkerrattmk2
CNW the left hand road.
The early paint version with end stripes as well.
EnginneerJoe
EnginneerJoe
Another engine I would like to have is The Highland Light.
EnginneerJoe
EnginneerJoe
Am I the only on here that knows about The Highland Light?
simulatortrain
jointed freaking rails
I guess so.
charlielima
Member
Are you referring to the lighthouse at North Truro, Massachusetts or the British Army infantry unit known as the Highland Light Infantry?
Or the small 4-4-0 steam locomotive known as the Highland Light class locomotive that was built exclusively for the Cape Cod Central Railroad and was delivered to the CCCR in 1867 by the Mason Machine Works of Taunton, Massachusetts and was made mention in Ian Fleming's James Bond novel, "Diamonds Are Forever"?
Never heard of it.:hehe: Sorry, couldn't help myself.
Or the small 4-4-0 steam locomotive known as the Highland Light class locomotive that was built exclusively for the Cape Cod Central Railroad and was delivered to the CCCR in 1867 by the Mason Machine Works of Taunton, Massachusetts and was made mention in Ian Fleming's James Bond novel, "Diamonds Are Forever"?
Never heard of it.:hehe: Sorry, couldn't help myself.
MeowRailroad
CKRail
Maybe it is a spooky ghost train that is only a headlight and exhaust smoke.
vince_black
Member
What about Union Pacific Coaches? We have quite many well done Amtrak cars, but this yellow American legend has only very simple cars from TRS2004-2006 era. I know, it's great we have at least any, but today it's different time and it could be good to have a new, better ones. I can imagine myself how great would be from JR production ;-).
EnginneerJoe
EnginneerJoe
Charlielima, your right about it being the small 4-4-0 from the Cape Cod Central. That's the one that had an emerald tipped throttle lever, Tiffany Glass lamp and water gauges, ruby tipped brake lever, gold and silver plated boiler plates, and many other gaudy things in and on the locomotive and tender. I wonder what happened to the engine? Does anyone know?
MeowRailroad
CKRail
And I thought railroad scrap looting was a problem now!
EnginneerJoe
EnginneerJoe
You should have heard what happened to The Stourbridge Lion's nameplate while on his way across the Atlantic!
MeowRailroad
CKRail
Whud happened to it?
EnginneerJoe
EnginneerJoe
One of the ships crewman took the left-hand-side nameplate and tried to keep it for himself. It was made of brass, and brass during the 1790's was as rare as seeing an electric car in the 1950's!!
