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Kree8tiviTCharter Member · 122 posts

LAST EDITED ON Apr-06-04 AT 00:15 AM (EDT)

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A visit to Fourth & Hamilton Sts., Allentown, Pa.CNJ passenger coaches – image 1
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Railfanning was much easier then......all you had to do was take a short walk downtown.CNJ passenger coaches – image 2
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A few repaints of Teemu's original models - nothing real fancy, pretty basic - but because of the relatively small file sizes, thought they would be good to use as "AI traffic". Perhaps one day will do a more detailed version better suited for "player drivable" situations.
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3 coaches.....starting with coach 1565CNJ passenger coaches – image 3
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The daily commute at Allentown's CNJ station.CNJ passenger coaches – image 4
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coach 1609CNJ passenger coaches – image 5
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There will be stops at Bethlehem and Easton before crossing the river to the "home turf" of New Jersey, starting at Phillipsburg.CNJ passenger coaches – image 6
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While this beautiful station still stands today, it has, sadly, been converted to a nightclub, and pretty much stripped of it's graceful dignity.CNJ passenger coaches – image 7
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coach 1324CNJ passenger coaches – image 8
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Meanwhile, freight operations are maintained on the west side of the station.CNJ passenger coaches – image 9
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After dinner, returning at night.....CNJ passenger coaches – image 10
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The last train of the day discharges it's weary commuters....
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With just a few more stops up the Lehigh River to go.CNJ passenger coaches – image 13
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Regards,Mark

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werner001Charter Member · 263 posts

RE: CNJ passenger coaches

Just terrific like everything that comes out of your work shop!I received the station building and am going to build it into the route over the Easter holidays (we have Good Friday and Easter Monday as holidays, so i will have plenty of time to do it).Meanwhile the LV route has many of the scenery gaps filled with scenery, the CNJ goes down to Freemansburg, and the coke plant has been added to the Bethlehem Steel works.Your station will be another highlight in the Allentown area!Werner

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ASR_Q301Charter Member · 1527 posts

RE: CNJ passenger coaches

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Nice work!! What would look awesome would be a CNJ GP40P running long hood forward hauling those coaches! <drools!>>Mike Forster<
Perth, Western Australiapacificnational_nr103@hotmail.comCNJ passenger coaches – image 19

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