Amtrakid17
Route maker in the works
These pictures are awsome!!!
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Awesome may be the only word to describe Kon1786's two shots.
Thanks. spent more timing editing in paint shop pro then setting up the scene in trainz.
My inspiration
http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=230832&nseq=12
Welcome to "Pinewood Railroad !
Hi guys,
I thought i could introduce to you my fictionnal "Route" bades on Pinewood Railroad.
At the very start, i saw a movie called "Runaway Train" wich for sure, you know all.
So, my wish was to build a route in American style. In my mind, that railroad would allow big consists filled with multiple industries everywhere on the layout.
Today, Pinewood Railroad is a reality ... on my computer.
So, as in the movie, Pinewood owns its dedicated F 7 A and B units.
3 screenies and there will be more if you like that.
Cheers,
André.
Pinewood Station and the little yard hosting the consist providing the town all the goods its needs.
F 7 A & B units owned by Pinewood Railroad. They are weathered as time left its trace. Old units with (still) good performances.
Another shot to see the F 7 units.
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Hi guys,
I thought i could introduce to you my fictionnal "Route" bades on Pinewood Railroad.
At the very start, i saw a movie called "Runaway Train" wich for sure, you know all.
So, my wish was to build a route in American style. In my mind, that railroad would allow big consists filled with multiple industries everywhere on the layout.
Today, Pinewood Railroad is a reality ... on my computer.
So, as in the movie, Pinewood owns its dedicated F 7 A and B units.
3 screenies and there will be more if you like that.
Cheers,
André.
Pinewood Station and the little yard hosting the consist providing the town all the goods its needs.
F 7 A & B units owned by Pinewood Railroad. They are weathered as time left its trace. Old units with (still) good performances.
Another shot to see the F 7 units.
Uploaded with ImageShack.us
Thanks for your feedback.
Buffalo_trains93
It's snowy here.
Hello,
A few from myself
Take care,
Ryan:wave:
A few from myself
Take care,
Ryan:wave:
Tomahawk368
Some dude you don't know
Tomahawk368
Some dude you don't know
coreycoen12345
Member
that is what I have been into
Hello all. It's the early 1960's.. As an Erie F unit whips around the curve at Lovells Pennsylvania heading eastbound. Next stop, Jamestown Ny. The train left Meadville 30 minutes ago as it meets a Pennsy SD9 on the PRR Chautauqua branch above heading south to Oil City Pa.
Tomahawk368
Some dude you don't know
Neat shot, Octls2! I would love to see more.
I don't know about anyone else, but I would love to see some "virtual railfanning" of this area. It would make for some interesting meets.
Perhaps something of the video persuasion?
I don't know about anyone else, but I would love to see some "virtual railfanning" of this area. It would make for some interesting meets.
Perhaps something of the video persuasion?
Neat shot, Octls2! I would love to see more.
I don't know about anyone else, but I would love to see some "virtual railfanning" of this area. It would make for some interesting meets.
Perhaps something of the video persuasion?
Thanks! Most of the old Erie From Meadville to Olean is operated by the WNY&P (Western New York & Pennsylvania) and Norfolk Southern. It was single tracked by CR in the 80's. Almost completely ripped up in the mid 1990's the line has seen quite a revival under NS/WNYP control. The PRR Chautauqua is mostly gone from Buffalo Ny. to Titusville Pa. I have alot of video of this area but, haven't uploaded it anywhere. Try Searching on You-Tube under Wny&p railroad. that should bring up some good results for the area.
In the meantime... Here's another shot from my PRR Chautauqua Branch Route.
PRR Wye bridge in Oil City Pa.
Tomahawk368
Some dude you don't know
Thanks for the info. I'll be hunting for it on the Tube now.
Pretty much anything/everything PA catches my interest.
Pretty much anything/everything PA catches my interest.
