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Who...How...What...
15 years 8 months ago - 15 years 8 months ago #3207
by craZ13
Replied by craZ13 on topic Re:Who...How...What...
Jim, Wouldn't your scratch built Climax be more at home in the woods?
Automobiles of this era weren't usually painted red. Mainly black brown or grey.
Thanks,
Jerry
Automobiles of this era weren't usually painted red. Mainly black brown or grey.
Thanks,
Jerry
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15 years 8 months ago #3223
by craZ13
Replied by craZ13 on topic Re:Who...How...What...
The figure between the Climax locomotive and the building with the Oliver sign appears to have a fishing pole.
Is he practicing his fly casting or did the hole dry up?
Jerry
Is he practicing his fly casting or did the hole dry up?
Jerry
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15 years 8 months ago #3232
by craZ13
Replied by craZ13 on topic Re:Who...How...What...
David,
Based on the word "catch" in the first clue I had surmised it had to do with the cow catcher on this locomotive. There doesn't appear to be a coupler on the front which doesn't match any of the photos Jim has posted of his engines except for one. It doesn't appear to be engine number 44, 47 or 6.
I think you (we) are on the right "track".
Jerry
Based on the word "catch" in the first clue I had surmised it had to do with the cow catcher on this locomotive. There doesn't appear to be a coupler on the front which doesn't match any of the photos Jim has posted of his engines except for one. It doesn't appear to be engine number 44, 47 or 6.
I think you (we) are on the right "track".
Jerry
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15 years 8 months ago - 15 years 8 months ago #3233
by Socalz44
Replied by Socalz44 on topic Re:Who...How...What...
And the WINNER is: David K. Smith. Indeed it is some Euro 0-8-0 that I put a cowcatcher on in 2007. David, congratulations. Now it is your turn to give us a question please. Honorable mention to Jerry. Cheers, Jim CCRR:woohoo:
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15 years 8 months ago - 15 years 8 months ago #3244
by David K. Smith
Replied by David K. Smith on topic Re:Who...How...What...
OK, then. Apologies in advance if this is either too easy or too obscure...
To what real life railway tracks is this poor woman tied?
Bonus points for detailing the circumstances of this event.
To what real life railway tracks is this poor woman tied?
Bonus points for detailing the circumstances of this event.
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15 years 8 months ago - 15 years 8 months ago #3258
by craZ13
Replied by craZ13 on topic Re:Who...How...What...
David,
It took awhile but here goes:
The Stapleford Miniature Railway, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire. 4 April 1965.
The scene is from "The Avengers", "The Gravediggers" episode.
Emma is tied to a miniature railroad track while Steed battles the bad guys atop a miniature steam engine.
Here is a link to read more about the scene:
theavengers.tv/forever/peel1-2.htm
Very good David, that was fun.
Jerry
It took awhile but here goes:
The Stapleford Miniature Railway, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire. 4 April 1965.
The scene is from "The Avengers", "The Gravediggers" episode.
Emma is tied to a miniature railroad track while Steed battles the bad guys atop a miniature steam engine.
Here is a link to read more about the scene:
theavengers.tv/forever/peel1-2.htm
Very good David, that was fun.
Jerry
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15 years 8 months ago #3294
by craZ13
Replied by craZ13 on topic Re:Who...How...What...
DISCLAIMER: Being a railroad novice I have had to rely on the internet for the information from which I formed this question, hopefully it is accurate.
This modern Class II railroad roots began in the late 1800's and it's growth was aided by three Saints. Later growth was spurred on by what many people of the era considered the eighth wonder of the world.
Name the current day railroad.
Name the original railroad.
Name the eighth wonder.
Extra credit if you can name the three Saints.
Good luck,
Jerry
This modern Class II railroad roots began in the late 1800's and it's growth was aided by three Saints. Later growth was spurred on by what many people of the era considered the eighth wonder of the world.
Name the current day railroad.
Name the original railroad.
Name the eighth wonder.
Extra credit if you can name the three Saints.
Good luck,
Jerry
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15 years 8 months ago - 15 years 8 months ago #3316
by Fred
Replied by Fred on topic Re:Who...How...What...
Saint Louis, Saint Paul and Saint Fred 
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