Ive' been working on the railroad....

[stuny]

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In Grand Central Terminal is a shop for the NYC Museum of Transportation. This is a detail from an extensive Lionel train set-up showing track workers laying more track. Some are blurred since they are in motion (jackhammer, for one), and one is using an oxy-acetylene torch.

[vdb]

Wonderful shot Stuart.

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[Marquinius]

What is it that boys/men have with trains? I never owned one (and doubt that I'll ever buy one), but I can see the fun of it. Nicely done!

 

Marco

[stuny]

Virgil - Thank you.

 

Marco - Thank you. As a child I had a Lionel (O-guage) set-up, which I nver asked for but appreciated. I think my father wanted it, so we had it. Barbara always liked them (especially steam locomotives) and some years ago I assembled a modest N-guage set-up for her.

[Guest flatfour]

Model Trains and photography somehow go together. - small technically interesting products. A very good shot - 3 rail O guage .

[Marquinius]

Virgil - Thank you.

 

Marco - Thank you. As a child I had a Lionel (O-guage) set-up, which I nver asked for but appreciated. I think my father wanted it, so we had it. Barbara always liked them (especially steam locomotives) and some years ago I assembled a modest N-guage set-up for her.

 

You mean she has an Audi A5 AND a train? ... Women with their toys! What's next?

[stuny]

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Tony - Thank you, and yes to both other statements.

 

Marco - hard to say, but always international travel is a part of it. The next journey is mountain gorilla trekking in Uganda & Rwanda.

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Go Stu! Great stuff.

[stuny]

Ben -

 

Thank you. You might want to visit the next time you're in the neighborhood. It's on the same level as the main hall at Grand Central, to the west of the main hall.