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A place to show my diesels doing there thing.
frank
frank
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Some diesels move into storage spaces at roundhouse.
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Frank, you've got a nice collection of both steamers and diesels.
What type is the first one you posted?
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Frank. I'm envious! I only wish I had enough room for an extensive roundhouse, truntable and extra tracks to display my locomotives they way you do! Do post more pics of the diesels! [:-apple]
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Mike Hamer
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
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Rick, mike : I will be posting more of my disels here' It is a brass Baldwin Double ender By Red Ball. Red Ball calls it a "2000HP two cab road diesel". Baldwin has a DR number for it that I cant recall. Only the Jersey Central had this locomotive. No One Else.quote:
Originally posted by Rick
Frank, you've got a nice collection of both steamers and diesels.
What type is the first one you posted?
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Mike it is not that big a layout. Just 16 feet by 6 1//2 feet open in the center. The sides are only 2 feet wide.quote:
Originally posted by Mike Hamer
Frank. I'm envious! I only wish I had enough room for an extensive roundhouse, truntable and extra tracks to display my locomotives they way you do! Do post more pics of the diesels! [:-apple][:-apple]
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Baldwin DRX 4-4-2000
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Thanks John for the prototype. I have never seen one, or heard of this type of diesel before.
Frank, nice collection going there! :up:
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That Red Ball Baldwin DRX 4-4-2000 is a real beauty!
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Say Frank, do you recall which manufacturer put out that intriguing Baldwin locomotive?
Mike Hamer
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
http://www.bostonandmaine.blogspot.ca
http://www.craftsmanstructures.blogspot.ca
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Mike you missed it. It is a RED BALL. As delievered from Baldwin. The green with stripes is a later paint skeem. The blue and yellow is really Blue and Orange. On all the CNJ locomotives using this paint skeem the orange faded to yellow.quote:
Originally posted by Mike Hamer
Say Frank, do you recall which manufacturer put out that intriguing Baldwin locomotive?
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post 12
Baldwin made the Sharknose and Baby-face diesels at the same time. They were the same drive with different bodies. They shared the same Baldwin designation. this is a double cab Baby-face modelquote:
Originally posted by desertdrover
Thanks John for the prototype. I have never seen one, or heard of this type of diesel before.
Frank, nice collection going there! :up:
frank
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post 13
Next in diesels is the Pennsylvania Railroad AEM 102 Tuscan with 5 stripes. (athearn)
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A Athearn SW7 1478
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Another Athearn SW7 CALF
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