Which Concrete Track Are you using?
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nathanmallard
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A D&RGW L-107 leaves Salida, CO.
cascaderailroad
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Thats schpelt: olegkhim
Are there any wooden tie tracks by him ?
Steam just looks out of era with concrete RR ties.
deadpoolmx55
LETS GO PENS!
qassaquyangli
The Flying Cloud
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jjanmarine3
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Nice ! Those tracks are fantastic.
YOINK! 
Just when you thought you'd gotten rid of me...:hehe:
Managed to get down to the West Bottoms to do some 'proper' railfanning today; you wouldn't believe what I found
With Williams Bay & North Western (ex-T&NM/nee-Southern Pacific) Mt-4 class 4-8-2 skyliner No. 4350 tacked on the front as a "pilot" engine, Southern Pacific GS-4 "Daylight" No. 4449 leads her PA-PB Bloody Nose diesel helpers and a full to the brim excursion train through the maze of tracks in Kansas City's west bottoms industrial district.
Not entirely sure what happened here: I think Wilhelm, the fireman, may have sanded the flues
Erm, scrap that, he DEFINITELY sanded the flues!
Pounding over the West Street overpass, near Doc's Caboose hobby store
Bit of a hilarous backstory to this shot: I had set up here under the impression that the train would be routed down the right-hand main, with the traffic pattern. I had forgotten, however, that the KCP&L coal shuttle was using the right-hand line as a drill track while it unloaded. As a result, I was unprepared when No. 4350 came barreling by inches from my face. This shot was the result of me reflexively hitting the camera shutter as I jumped back about 30 feet!
Just when you thought you'd gotten rid of me...:hehe:
Managed to get down to the West Bottoms to do some 'proper' railfanning today; you wouldn't believe what I found
With Williams Bay & North Western (ex-T&NM/nee-Southern Pacific) Mt-4 class 4-8-2 skyliner No. 4350 tacked on the front as a "pilot" engine, Southern Pacific GS-4 "Daylight" No. 4449 leads her PA-PB Bloody Nose diesel helpers and a full to the brim excursion train through the maze of tracks in Kansas City's west bottoms industrial district.
Not entirely sure what happened here: I think Wilhelm, the fireman, may have sanded the flues
Erm, scrap that, he DEFINITELY sanded the flues!
Pounding over the West Street overpass, near Doc's Caboose hobby store
Bit of a hilarous backstory to this shot: I had set up here under the impression that the train would be routed down the right-hand main, with the traffic pattern. I had forgotten, however, that the KCP&L coal shuttle was using the right-hand line as a drill track while it unloaded. As a result, I was unprepared when No. 4350 came barreling by inches from my face. This shot was the result of me reflexively hitting the camera shutter as I jumped back about 30 feet!
Okay, Maybe not 30ft exactly, but I do know I screamed louder than that thing's whistle
:hehe:
nathanmallard
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