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QC is still an issue at Athearn on some products, namely those that require electrical current of any kind to run. Other manufacturers do not have this level of problems. The shells are beautiful however.

Them N Scale C424's were delayed a number of Times on there 2ed release when CN and CP Rail steped in to see that they were done correctley on there 2ed release. The first run was intended to be released in Canadadian road names only before any thought was given to makeing them in American Road Nam...

The Dead Trees are also a rock group out of Portland Oregon under an Indie label. Does anyone know if NS has ripped up the track yet?

Could have made for a nice museum railroad or something of the sort.

Just to clarify the mucky water once more. The FRR ROW is owned by GVT. Beyond the end of track east of Owens Road is owned by CSX. The Owens Road crossing is closed. CSX has no easement on any GVT owned ROW on the FRR. SUNY Brockport is not building a bike path on any GVT owned properties. GVT is n...

There you go. Thanks. Perhaps I misread it the first time but your statement made it seem as though you were suggesting that the FRR ROW was owned by CSX along the whole route which would be incorrect.

GVT owns the track, however Conrail (and its successors - in this case CSX) retains an easement along the ROW for utilities (i.e., power lines, pipeline, fiber optics, etc...). The last 1/4 mile of track is actually owned by Monroe County (from the center line of Owens Road to end of track). The RO...

Can you describe your project in some level of detail? It sounds like you want to re-motor something...

Where is the tamper and tamping crew? Without tamping the stone, they're basically throwing that stone away.

These engines are on their way out of the country. They are shrink wrapped for shipping as they will be on an ocean going voyage to South America.

Can she be repaired? Well I suppose anything can be repaired, it's an issue of cost I would imagine. Who wants her?

That is "the" Delaware-Lackawanna.

Good work, Scot.

With most things it is usually easier to ask for forgiveness than it is to get permission. However, with photos the reverse is always true especially if it'll be online or in print.

Maybe this guy has the money...

I doubt it'll happen but ya never know what cards he might actually have in his deck.

Action on Monday, September 22, 2008 Are these being used for garbage or construction debris? It seems to me that they were using at least one of these cars to clean up the mess made at the end of the line when the crossing came out. 72 was the yard engine and also made a trip to the grain elevator...