That's just one. With the "sleeve" and the other shows it out of it's sleeve/case...
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That's just one. With the "sleeve" and the other shows it out of it's sleeve/case...
Princess Valiant
A.K.A. Rainy Day Auto
well it keeps the bathroom cleaner longer ...I am sure you have had those times when you need to go number one and your hands are covered in grease and grime from a working and instead of cleaning your hands and getting the sink real dirty because chances are you are washing your hands in a hurry because you have to go.......and tracking dirt and mud in from your shoes because you are in a hurry
Then grease and grime end up all over the door handle and all over the toilet flush switch and the sink.
Going outside cuts the time going in the house and going through all that ......quick and mess free......just have to watch out that you don't pee on the cat like I did once because he thought I was squatting down to pet him but I had other ideas. LOL
Princess Valiant
A.K.A. Rainy Day Auto
nice loco.
I am very much a rail fan but I have never been much into steam.
My favorite is Gen 1 diesel and IMO the best and most artistic locomotive ever and anywhere in the world is the Alco PA-1
I understand that. just ment the one he is selling is enough.like the way it's displayed.
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
I have some good one's I've done of that style Locomotive...
They did a modern marvels episode about locomotives under the ocean off of New Jersey that were brand new and dated back to 1871...
I can't find a video of it, but here are a couple of links to the story.
Season 14, Episode 11 of HISTORY's series Modern Marvels
http://www.post-gazette.com/news/na...bottom-of-Atlantic-Ocean/stories/201302180312
http://articles.philly.com/2004-09-...eam-locomotives-steam-engines-railroad-museum
I can't find a video of it, but here are a couple of links to the story.
Season 14, Episode 11 of HISTORY's series Modern Marvels
http://www.post-gazette.com/news/na...bottom-of-Atlantic-Ocean/stories/201302180312
http://articles.philly.com/2004-09-...eam-locomotives-steam-engines-railroad-museum
Princess Valiant
A.K.A. Rainy Day Auto
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
I've got lots of train images I've done...
Your fingers crossed worked, thanks guys!! At the last minute I beat the bartender by $20! I couldn't sell the party of 15 on the expensive wine, but they drank so much cheaper wine they spent $5000. The host was just drunk enough that as he was returning from the men's room, I said, remember that wine I told you was so good, why don't you get a bottle to take with you and enjoy with someone who will appreciate it...he said sure!
Princess Valiant
A.K.A. Rainy Day Auto
Princess Valiant
A.K.A. Rainy Day Auto
I am one of the only people in my local rail fan club who gets excited with the current generation AC locomotives and the SD-90 mac's of the late 90's ( that is what I was seeing as a kid in the late 90s and early 2000s)
I always loved anything with wheels on it LOL
I always loved anything with wheels on it LOL
Congrats. I was hoping you would win that.
I'm more into steam. Had a friend who passed away a few years back belonged to this club.
http://www.google.com/search?q=penn...ictures&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en&client=safari
Helped him build a few. you think our hobby is expensive. you should see what one of these cost.
Princess Valiant
A.K.A. Rainy Day Auto
OMG that is amazing and something I would think of doing when I retire in a million years LOL.
There is not really a club here but it's a group of people who meet at the train depot and discuss trains and watch them go by and if we get lucky, every once in awhile some kind of cool tourist train will roll by. (usually when I am at work)
I like to read about trains when I go to the library ...
one of my favorite books I have is a train spotting guide and that is where I learned a lot about the different models. This book only has diesel. Steam is still an undiscovered realm for me because I have not seen much steam in my life. I know steam is popular because most of the members of my local fan "club" are steam lover people, but most of them are much older than me and were lucky to have seen more steam in their lives.
My friend John rest his soul was the best machinst I ever met. He could buid anything. I once handed him a piece of 1/4 inch Cooper tube about 6 inches in length and told him let's see you make this whistle like a steam engine. When I came around his garage a few days later their he was big grin on his ugly mug. lucky hanging out of his mouth. Whistle this he laughed. Had it all hooked up to the air compressor. You would have thought a full size locomotive was sitting there it was that loud and authentic sounding. I miss that guy.
Good morning, folks!
It snowed an inch or so here over night so the kids are all outside. Even the grumpy 13yo who was dead certain the grass was too tall to ride on. Wrong she was.
It snowed an inch or so here over night so the kids are all outside. Even the grumpy 13yo who was dead certain the grass was too tall to ride on. Wrong she was.
Good Sunday Morning FABO !!
Morning Anders Mitch.
What's on the Docket today there Sir Valiant ?
Can't speak for Anders but Im waiting for the grandsons to get up then church restaurant home to their mom in jersey.
Mmmm Foood . Might grab something before We head out this Am.
Breaker radio check good buddies.
Got my ears on.
Cot to get a port cb in the trans am just for the test drive! LOL
Morning Hops.
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