Hot and Humid here today...
Worked for a bit this morning,,, I repair HVAC equipment and as some may know Wednesday is usually my day off.
Anyway the wife and I did spend some time at a local Museum.
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, Aug 28, 2013 07:52 PM
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Posted August 29, 2013 - 09:39 PM
Love them steam engines no matter what size!!!
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Posted August 29, 2013 - 09:47 PM
I love this sort of history! And trains are great at any size!
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Posted August 30, 2013 - 10:09 PM
I love this sort of history! And trains are great at any size!
Flying into O'Hare one day we got put on the back burner for landing so I got some great window time. I spotted a park with a steamer and 2 yellow wooden coaches behind it. I saw it on 2 different orbits, really nice! Seems like it was SW of the field but I still don't know what that train was/is.
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Posted August 30, 2013 - 10:14 PM
Looks like a good day at the museum! Those tracks sure are small! I like to see the little ones as much as the big ones.
In the first picture, what is that to the left of the sign? Looks like it is based off a GT?
In the first picture, what is that to the left of the sign? Looks like it is based off a GT?
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Posted August 31, 2013 - 05:28 AM
Looks like a good day at the museum! Those tracks sure are small! I like to see the little ones as much as the big ones.
In the first picture, what is that to the left of the sign? Looks like it is based off a GT?
It is a GT running gear, It was built by a local welding shop to use in parades to help promote the museum. I haven't looked at it up close but it looks like it was well made.
