USA Pics

[BNSF650]

Thanks Claus

 

[WCL]

A coal train bound for Green Bay Wisconsin, makes its way thru Shawano Jct, as it heads north over Towmen Rd

 

[WCL]

A loaded coal train at Portage Wisconsin

 

[deadpoolmx55]

 

[barti_1]

deadpoolmx55 great shot.

Barti

 

[BNSF650]

Loving all the BN Pics

tane 2018-05-01 20-05-47-127

 

[UP5521]

The evening sun starts to set on another clear day as a double headed steam powered coal train with two steam engines, a 4-8-4 Northern and a 2-8-0 Consolidation on the point.
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[deadpoolmx55]

 

[hiawathamr]

 

[shaun_rt]

Hey Deadpool where is that highway bridge at

 

[UP5521]

another 1925 Lima Locomotive Works 4-8-4 Northern with some slight detail differences undergoes steam tests before being assigned to passenger and freight service.
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[deadpoolmx55]

Hey Deadpool where is that highway bridge at

It’s custom made and each piece of it is specifically made for this route. Sorry man and if you meant the location its meadville PA

 

[robertkl]

614 at Typo,Ky

 

[scratchy]

 

[Rail4Pete]

Nice shot Mr Scratchy !

Rail4Pete

 

[UP5521]

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The 1926, an oil fired Northern with a long mixed string of hoppers enters the spur to the Coal mine and loads them with coal and enters the mainline after a quick refill of water for the tender, note the rusty tracks has a vicious speed restriction of 5 mph, suggesting the rails has not been replaced after the takeover of the once diesel operated system.


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[shaun_rt]

So it’s gonna be a payware item then because it looks awesome

 

[shebashetan7]

It does look awesome, though it is not for release.

 

[barti_1]

Barti

 

[deadpoolmx55]

So it’s gonna be a payware item then because it looks awesome

It will be released in a Payware route, and its literally 15 different parts put together to make one bridge, it took me 5 hours to get everything right and in place. and it took my friend the same amount of time to make that parts work.
it's not a bridge that you can just stretch out and be done with.
here are all the parts for that bridge, and a lot of the parts were used multiple times on the bridge.