S shamus Registered Member Dec 17, 2000 3,489 0 36 88 UK Jul 17, 2002 #1 This old 2-8-0-war horse has finally had its day; she will just sit out the rest of her days in the knowledge that she served her country well. Shamus Attachments rust1.jpg 63.2 KB · Views: 141
This old 2-8-0-war horse has finally had its day; she will just sit out the rest of her days in the knowledge that she served her country well. Shamus
B billk Active Member Jun 12, 2001 1,116 0 36 Marion, IA, USA Jul 17, 2002 #2 Neat picture, Shamus. Looks like she's been out of service for a good while. Badger Creek must not be to strapped for cash, or they would have used the coal in the tender for something else.
Neat picture, Shamus. Looks like she's been out of service for a good while. Badger Creek must not be to strapped for cash, or they would have used the coal in the tender for something else.
T t. alexander Member Jun 20, 2002 540 0 16 62 Attalla Al. Visit site Jul 17, 2002 #3 Shamus, great photo Btw, that engine would look just right sitting in front of an old neglected caboose I have.
Shamus, great photo Btw, that engine would look just right sitting in front of an old neglected caboose I have.
S sumpter250 multiscale modelbuilder Jan 19, 2002 3,073 0 36 81 Vernon Hills, Illinois Visit site Jul 17, 2002 #4 Now there's an advanced case of "ferroequine dermatitis". Billk, By the look of the exterior, the coal is probably the only thing holding the tender together. Pete
Now there's an advanced case of "ferroequine dermatitis". Billk, By the look of the exterior, the coal is probably the only thing holding the tender together. Pete
S shamus Registered Member Dec 17, 2000 3,489 0 36 88 UK Jul 17, 2002 #5 Hi Guys, they use the tender with the coal in it to top up the fires in the locoshed. Shamus
T Tyson Rayles Active Member Sep 25, 2001 4,310 0 36 Poverty Acres, North Carolina Visit site Jul 17, 2002 #6 Shamus you ought to be ashamed of yourself for letting a perfectly good loco get rundown like that! Nice pic once again!
Shamus you ought to be ashamed of yourself for letting a perfectly good loco get rundown like that! Nice pic once again!
V Vic Active Member Feb 1, 2002 1,699 0 36 80 Columbus GA Visit site Jul 17, 2002 #7 Ahhhh Haaa! I think I have spied some railfans among the trees...Could there be a "restoration" in the works? Great picture Shamus!!!
Ahhhh Haaa! I think I have spied some railfans among the trees...Could there be a "restoration" in the works? Great picture Shamus!!!
C Casey Feedwater Member Jun 10, 2002 802 0 16 78 Lake of the Ozarks, MO. homepage.mac.com Jul 19, 2002 #8 Is management keeping her on permanent display, or is she headed for the scrapper's torch? Good photo, Shamus.
Is management keeping her on permanent display, or is she headed for the scrapper's torch? Good photo, Shamus.
S shamus Registered Member Dec 17, 2000 3,489 0 36 88 UK Jul 19, 2002 #9 No Casey, not the torch. After what she has been through in the last 6 months er years, I couldn't do that to her. She will just fade away one day. Shamus
No Casey, not the torch. After what she has been through in the last 6 months er years, I couldn't do that to her. She will just fade away one day. Shamus
B billk Active Member Jun 12, 2001 1,116 0 36 Marion, IA, USA Jul 19, 2002 #10 Artist's (used loosely) conception of 'fading away':
C cidchase Active Member May 15, 2002 1,513 0 36 77 somewhere between Clarksville and Zhanjiang hometown.aol.com Jul 20, 2002 #12 Shamus, he's smokin' something!! Yesterday he was seeing giant rabbits pulling his turntable around!! Must be "loco" weed. (No offense, Bill)
Shamus, he's smokin' something!! Yesterday he was seeing giant rabbits pulling his turntable around!! Must be "loco" weed. (No offense, Bill)