whose turn is it ?

[cn nutbar]

hello all---the day begins and the action is fast and furious down at the roundhouse.the local railfans know it's a good time to bring their cameras and watch a steady parade of cn power.looks like doctor wayne must have been there too as there are 2 pictures of his favourite locomotive #1533

 

[steamhead]

Hi,

Great parade of locos...!!! What brand/makes are those?? Particularly the first two...:thumb:

Gus (LC&P).

 

[cn nutbar]

hi gus---thanks for responding---both 6153 and 4100 are brass imports from pacific fast mail

 

[UP SD40-2]

nutbar, GREAT ENGINE PICS!!!:thumb: I ALWAYS look forward to seeing your posts . for me, #4100 HANDS DOWN, is probably my favorite of ALL your steamers, GREAT looking engine, AWESOME tender:thumb: . THANKS! -Deano

 

[Clerk]

I love those engines :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

 

[doctorwayne]

While it's always nice to see the 1533, I think that she'd fit in better with the '30s theme of my layout if she was renumbered back into the 1300-series.
What really got me excited though, bounce7 was seeing that you've got yourself another 4100. :thumb: Knowing that you don't like to have locos with duplicate numbers, I've taken the liberty of re-numbering that other "4100" that's been languishing on my layout for some time now: it's now the 41, which fits in perfectly with the Grand Valley's numbering system. To complete the makeover, I also painted and relettered it, which will save me the trouble of adding that "Snow-Loader" detail that you wanted, as the Grand Valley never used them. She sure looks great with the white tire rims and oxide-red cab roof. Because you're such a good friend, nutbar, I'm so pleased that I could help you out like this.

Wayne