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Great card Steve, hoping all is well!

Thanks Steve!

Wishing you a speedy recovery Mr. Weaver, get back on the tracks soon!

As always, great stuff Steve!

For that "realistic" look, time for some creative weathering.

Athearn is releasing LIRR MP15AC's in the blue and white paint scheme, thought you guys might be interested. The LIRR units are on page 3 of the announcement.

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That actually is Morris Park as it is today, the platform is Boland's landing. Quite a change from the first photo, not sure about the shanty. Lets see, from l-r, M1's, SW 1001's (Harold protects) MP15AC, DE30AC. Top photo, all I know is RS3's, gp38-2's, and C420, hope i did alright! Hope all is wel...

Hit the blue "All Train Schedules" under the boxes with the letters A-Y you will see "Branch Timetables" in red. Click on a branch, and that will show what you are looking for in regards to that branch.

Hi Steve, Merry Christmas, excellent card by the way! That is indeed exhaust heat coming from 420 pushing the consist. The photo was taken from the pedestrian foot bridge at the station that connects the south side parking lot to the platform.

I miss the old FBA terminal, it was my home station when I was a little kid. Many great memories of my mom and me taking trips to "out to the island" to visit family. Extra special when a holiday was involved, loved having my nosed pressed against the glass of the RFW on the M1's. Changing...

Thank you again, I'm trying to get out and shoot more!

Thank You very much!

Took some photos this morning, and thought i would post them. The first two are of train 608, and the second two are of 621. Hope you like them. http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/ff99/4valveduc/DSC_5462_zpse591fcf8.jpg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; http://i238.photobucket...

There was a work train at Duke today about 1315.

Thank You, a couple of the large roll up doors were open, and it looked like it was going to be used for something that needed a lot of space.