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Hi!I'm working with the RE to create a fictional traction route set in the USA. It is inspired by the real urban and interurban trolley systems that once ran in and around my city (Padova, yes it isn't in the USA, but in Italy...). So, I send you a screenshot showing the area at the crossing of 3rd Street and Broadway, where the main freight yard of the interurban system is located. A spur leading to a factory crosses the urban streetcar Broadway line. The steam engine is heading a ballast train (there are lots of track work in progress!), while two trolley freights are pausing in the yard. The trolleys were built by Tim Muir. The steam 0-8-0 and the freight cars come from the Ohio Route.Greetings, Ivan Furlanis
Hi Ivan, it's looking beautiful! Great scene, you've captured the US industrial landscape well! (It's good to see the old Brills at work on someone elses route, for a change!Timtimmuir@wcn.net timmuir2002@yahoo.com
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Hi Tim.Another photo from the 3rd Street yard. I took the shot yesterday, but now the scene is changed: there are houses on the right block, some industry in the background are changed.Ciao, Ivan
