Everthing Steam (Warning Large Pics)

[sawyer811]

WHOA, where'd you get that?!

 

[gtasa]

http://www.virtual-motive-division.com/html/sr.html

And in my opinon its worth it.

 

[BobCass]

Just missed the Train..Heading to the Desert, off the Mogollon(Muguyon) Rim..

 

[betsy662]

 

[Zorronov]

Nice pics, betsy662...

Cheers,
Fred

 

[BobCass]

On the top of the Rim..Az

 

[NIARTcar]

cheers

 

[Isegrinns]

 

[Kon1786]

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[skidmark22]

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[skidmark22]

oh no, not the old backwards tender thing again..

Take that engineer off the track, get his tenderitis cured and he will be back.

(yes, I saw it when I posted, just wanted to see if anyone else would notice. At least, it shows someone is looking at my post.)


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[zues]

ah, sorry to burst your bubble. but your tenders backwards.

 

[daylightlimited]

ah, sorry to burst your bubble. but your tenders backwards.

I realy, realy, wanted to point that out too, but I didnt want to come off as a jerk...

That said, "BTW dude, your tender is backwards."

 

[skidmark22]

bass ackwards :hehe:

 

[MalignusPL]

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[skidmark22]

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Those are some interesting looking cars there. Almost like some type of war wagons, armored or something. Maybe it is just the angle but like I said, Interesting....

 

[NTSEFAN]

skidmark22, i don't think the tender is backwards. :hehe:

 

[skidmark22]

skidmark22, i don't think the tender is backwards. :hehe:

Not talking about the tender. The cars behind the tender.

 

[MalignusPL]

Those are some interesting looking cars there. Almost like some type of war wagons, armored or something. Maybe it is just the angle but like I said, Interesting....

Well, maybe it's the angle cause carriages aren't unusuall. It's doubledecker passanger car designed in Eastern Germany. Still can be seen in Poland. One set even nowdays operates with steamer in Wolsztyn.

http://parowozy.com.pl/april2003/2.jpg

 

[skidmark22]

Well, maybe it's the angle cause carriages aren't unusuall. It's doubledecker passanger car designed in Eastern Germany. Still can be seen in Poland. One set even nowdays operates with steamer in Wolsztyn.

http://parowozy.com.pl/april2003/2.jpg

Thanks for that picture. The angle was one of the things that made it interesting. Maybe sometime you can post a screen of them at 90 degrees and a quartering rear shot. You always post very good screens. Keep it up.