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, How much fun could you have with your very own?

. Had to snag a few pictures from this one... Two locomotives up front with Norfolk Southern 4088 leading, Union Pacific 6360 in the second position and Union Pacific 3090 bringing up the rear. Total of 74 Military rail cars loaded with all kinds of wonderful toys :cool: UP Mile Post 536.0...

. Flying across the flatlands... .

. Wow! Through the station at 60.

. And again... I grabbed some frames to share. And the last image... After Action. Out with the grease gun getting her ready to ride again.

. Unfortunately, Norfolk Southern must have a pack of useless college boys or maybe it is management that has no desire to share railroad history on their website. More than half of the links are broken that mention heritage go off into oblivion. Up in Spencer, North Carolina we have a...

. Added Pictures :cool: .

. Thanks @juanprado ! I snagged the images to share here. .

. Thanks @Tracer !! Wonderful power on display... Both the locomotives and the armor at the Tehachape and the second line of Abrams at Caliente. I couldn't help but capture a few frames to share with the group. Especially neat to see one of our Norfolk Southern locomotives pulling as well...

. That part of the discussion was almost at the end of the article - and it really helped it all make sense to me. And the talk about rails joining at bridges - that thought never really crossed my mind until reading. That mass of concrete for the bridge abutment and rail joining it where some...

. But that locomotive is hot. It makes a lot of noise. It bumps and thumps and the wheels go clickety-clack down the rails. I can't watch my videos with all that noise. Is it all push button controls? I can't possibly be expected to have to drive that train all day... Did you say there is...

. Just had to snag one picture... So sad to see all that power fading away to rust - even if it is Russian. Thanks for the link @SCSG-G4 ! Picture Source: ©Pavel Raspopov

. Nice way to die! Humans are just naturally clumsy. Fall down while walking down the street and you get skinned knees. If you slip or misjudge trying to "jump a train" and get under a wheel - chances are that you die. No fun. No re-try...

. I was hoping it might include some track - or maybe a timeshare spot on their rails :cool: