The Canadian Thread - Hi-Res images
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RailMan102
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RailMan102
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New YouTube Video Out Now, Chasing Canadian Steam though the Rockies
RailMan102
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Is that model of 2816 by Control Point Simulations?
shebashetan7
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A Canadian Pacific M4d 2-8-0 on a New Brunswick branch line in the late 1950s. The M4d is a WIP kitbash between me and a friend.
Epoche3bis4
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Greetings
Epo
Epoche3bis4
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Forester1 thank you for the Compliment. This is my little Canada WIP Project i am working on and it is not finished and available.
Greetings
Epo
shebashetan7
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Well into the later steam era, Canadian National U2g 4-8-4 'Northern', no 6229, powers a mixed freight up through Ontario.
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RailMan102
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Ever wonder what approaching Ottertail looked like in 1887?
This 150+ mile route for the Canadian Pacific Railway's Mountain Subdivision circa 1887 is nearing completion of conversion to HD and PBR materials.
Cayden
The 1,142 foot plunge from the Kicking Horse Pass to the Kicking Horse River bed was originally made on a 4.5% grade known as the “Big Hill”. Originally intended to be temporary, it lasted 25 years. In 1909 it was replaced by the Spiral Tunnels.
The original bridge over Divide Creek, which flowed from the pass to the river, was a Howe truss deck structure. This was replaced by a steel and masonry structure, which still stand beside the Trans-Canada Highway that today follows the original grade of the Big Hill.
Cayden
The original bridge over Divide Creek, which flowed from the pass to the river, was a Howe truss deck structure. This was replaced by a steel and masonry structure, which still stand beside the Trans-Canada Highway that today follows the original grade of the Big Hill.
Cayden
