Delaware Lackawanna & Western

interurban

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It`s Time to enlighten friends:D to More Great Traction Shots.
All photo`s from Daves Railpixs, A wonderful C D. Thanks Dave.
 

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interurban

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#9 And so easy to scratch build:D :D ;) ;) realy:p

(note) this picture was the same size as the others , well under spec`s asked for , but I was told it was to big????
now it`s at 75%:(
 

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Gary Pfeil

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Chris, You mention that the Newark station would be good to model and you are right but it can't be seen in the photo! It will serve as the inspiration for a station on the JGL. Lackawanna Jim agreed to build it for me, six years ago! I will post a drawing of the model to be here.
 

Blake

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I will dig out some photos that I have of these units. Before they started selling them off, they were stored on track 3 of the Erie mainline in Mahwah, NJ. My buddy Mark (MCL_RDG) and I walked through every one. Some still had the original wicker seats!! About a month later they started putting them into the old Ford yard in Mahwah where they sat for a while before being sold off. I was also a trip host for the Tristate chapter on the "Farewell to the MU's" trip. Another member (his name escapes me now) and I applied the Lackawanna lettering on the first car in the train. The were just stick ons but they looked great.
 

interurban

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Thanks Gary hope to see some overhead to.:D :D

Hi Blake, I wish I could have walked the cars with ya:( :(
But looking forward to any pics you can find:D
Here are a few more
Name that Station;) :p
 

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grumbeast

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Those are great pics Chris, I've never really thought
much about interurbans and trolleys before but these
really get the creative juices flowing!

Graham
 
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