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hey hey! I guess we'll hafta use the GO equipment with the Tri-Rail trains until someone repaints the cars into the current Tri-Rail paint scheme. (e.g., clouds and palm trees on a blue background)here's a rush hour train pulling into the station at the end of the line. (obviously not Magnolia Park or Miami ) I picked engine 803 cause that's the engine that pulled my train last week! any comments on the shot? I feel like it is one of my best.-Matt, Future Cirque du Soleil musician-Creating Pac-Man comics for the humorless people out there
really? I thought Tri-Rail only got sets from GO, I didn't know that Tri-Rail gave a set, too! Thanks! -Matt, Future Cirque du Soleil musician-Creating Pac-Man comics for the humorless people out there
In one of my trips on the GO train recently, I did recall seeing a weirdish F40PH pulling some GO bi-levels, I later deducted it was a Tri-Rail locomotive that was at Union station. I also saw some Tri-Rail coaches around TMC later.*~þHÃt*Rat~**~classic american playa~*
Unfortunately, the leased trainset is gone.....it was a Tri-Rail F40 (811), 2 bi-level coaches and a cab car, and a trio of WCE cars.Matt, if you can send me a photo or three of the new paint scheme, I'll see what I can rig up quickly.Kurt also sent me a copy of Tri-Rail's logo a while back, I can send it your way if you'd like.E-mail me at smallspy@hotmail.comDan
