This would make an interesting model

[Dinorius_Redundicus]

There's a train in there somewhere :hehe:

 

[freightcar2]

warning: overload up ahead :hehe:

 

[Euphod]

As I have said many times before,

the problem with modeling some nation's rolling stock is the number of attachments points required for passengers...inside...outside...the roof...the buffers!

 

[Iced8383]

oooooooo,i like the idea.

Ask an amazingly skilled CC to do it.

 

[Dinorius_Redundicus]

The ironic thing is, they are going to their monthly appointment at the birth control clinic in Bangalore..

 

[bigboy4010]

Sure hope there aren't any low tunnels on the way.:hehe:

 

[smash]

Quick someone call Guinness.





No not that Guinness, the world records people.
Kenny

 

[jadebullet]

Those poor people on top of the engine. Think of the exhaust fumes.

 

[meatloaf747]

No wonder the conductor who clicks the tickets on these trains get's paid "danger money" ...............
Tickets please.... All tickets please !!!!!!!!:hehe:

 

[bl4882]

Just another day's commute. Can you imagine what it must be like in the bar car?

Bernie

 

[Stationbeem]

Just another family on a day out to the coast...... Who's got the sandwiches??

Or ..How many people does it take to wash a train?

 

[jeffmorris]

Why do people in some countries hang on to the sides of the trains and ride on the the roofs of the trains?

 

[PerRock]

because in such countries they try and fit as many people on as possible. 95%+ of those people bought a ticket. they have a very different sense of "crowded" over there. If I wasn't so tiered I'd tell you about the taxis and buses I rode in while in India.

 

[mawilson]

Why do people in some countries hang on to the sides of the trains and ride on the the roofs of the trains?

Cause it's a lot less crowded and more comfortable than riding inside?