Trains!

[sunny91]

I have pictures of the Hudson train the confederation train.

sunny

 

[JCS]

Nice! The Royal Hudson is one of my favorites. 8)

 

[evangilder]

That's a beauty!

 

[Pisis]

Nice, i like that one!

 

[JCS]

If I could figure out how to "rip" tracks from a cd I'd post some recordings of 2860 that I have, It's got two of the best sounding whistles I've ever heard on a locomotive.

 

[jrk]

heres a deltic the best british diesel engine to ever grace our tracks.this one has entered york with a parcels service from doncaster.

http://www.traintesting.com/images/deltic at york 1973.jpg

this diesel was fitted with 2 napier engines formerly used on british ptb,s in world war 2

 

[jrk]

heres another doncaster built engine

http://www.bluebird-electric.net/blue_peter_locomotive.htm

 

[JCS]

I was never really into foreign diesels, but I like the looks of that Deltic.

 

[jrk]

the deltic usually could pull 12 or 13 carridges heavilly laiden and still manage to roll along at 100 mph on the straight long sections up the north of england. \/

 

[JCS]

I've got a bunch of pictures I took this week from the new place we moved to, I'll have to post some when I get them developed. Everything goes by here; Canadian Pacific, Norfolk Southern, Burlington Northern Santa Fe etc...

 

[plan_D]

Doncaster is the rail center of the North. This place built most of the famous trains in Britain. The two most famous being the Mallard and Flying Scotsman.

 

[Pisis]

There is a need to get this **** back to life...
Here is some pictures I've collected over this year and they have something to do with the trains.