Loudmusic- Yes, check out Erie Mining/LTV Mining. They used ALCos and F units, not uncommon to see 4 or 5 F B units bracketed by F A units to move their heavy ore trains.
Loudmusic- Yes, check out Erie Mining/LTV Mining. They used ALCos and F units, not uncommon to see 4 or 5 F B units bracketed by F A units to move their heavy ore trains.
"Some people think football is a matter of life and death. I assure you, it's much more serious than that.” --Bill Shankly
Ask me about creating custom and fantasy paint schemes for your railroad!
Probably is, but man is that a nice shot.
Bob Mayben
Gadsden, Al
Once served by Southern, L&N, Tn Al &Ga and NC&StL
Here is my wrecked F7 being towed to the scrap yard. Actually, the only good photo I have of any of my F7's.
I've never made a mistake. I once thought I did, but was wrong.
Great looking scrapper! This is the kind of real life scene I enjoy.
:: Mike :: :: N scale collector ::
Here are some Stewart F units that I had just retrieved from my M-I-L's attic after 12 years in storage. They still run well but they need decoders. Also need to install some aftermarket grab irons and other details on them.
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- ken in Maryland
Former CSX modeler, now returning to B&O.
Sure wish I could change my username, but I don't want to sacrifice my post count..
The Aurora & Portland's Executive train. 27 - 27e
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Jerome
The "SW"itcher guy
They are a dying breed
My switcher albums.
http://s1097.photobucket.com/home/Sw...1500/allalbums
Forgot all about my Alaska F units. Here they are!
I've never made a mistake. I once thought I did, but was wrong.
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