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Posted - May 31 2014 : 02:28:50 AM
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Will there be no end to this mayhem?? This utter silliness, born of Tycomania???
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Posted - June 17 2014 : 9:20:59 PM
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| The TF Railroader News June 17,2014 Evening edition Richard reporting ** While vacationing in Maryland, I saw this small freight set at Thurmont MD.  .  .  .  Richard reporting.
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Posted - June 19 2014 : 01:12:39 AM
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Ready to depart Track II for Plasticville, Tycomania, and points far, far away...
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Posted - June 23 2014 : 01:34:27 AM
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The year is 1976, Penn Central is imploding and chasing an uncertain
America as she dashes through the melting snows, across soft ground, and
into an uncertain future. America is plunging into NAFTA, and the our
world will never be the same.
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Posted - June 26 2014 : 6:21:06 PM
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| The TF Railroader News June 26, 2014 Evening edition Richard reporting ** I came across the special excursion train which visited Bergen Point last weekend. The special is at Mountain Lakes NJ returning to Nashville TN with happy tourists. 
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Posted - July 12 2014 : 09:42:16 AM
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Here is a photo of a L&N 2-8-4 model with its box. Photo is not a good one.
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| The TF Railroader News August 16, 2014 * My name is David and I took an interesting photo the other day. It shows a runaway pig trying to escape from its owner and it appears the animal is trying to hop on the caboose. I hope it does not end up at the local town market. Photo taken at a farm near Morgantown, West Virginia. 
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Posted - August 16 2014 : 2:45:33 PM
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City of N'awlins
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Posted - September 08 2014 : 3:00:32 PM
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| TF Railroader News Sep 8, 2014 Afternoon edition Richard reporting ** Santa Fe set departed Bergen Point NJ enroute to Chicago IL on Sunday Sept 7. Happy tourists had a great week in New York City. 
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| TF Railroader News September 11 2014 * Hi, my name is John and I took a photo of my friend Jeff teasing his wife. He told her that he was hitching a ride on the local freight. She did not know that he got permission from the crew to sit on the coupler while some of us took pictures. He was lucky that the freight set had his favorite car at its end. After he thanked the crew, they left the scene. His wife kissed and forgave him. 
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Posted - September 12 2014 : 9:55:49 PM
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Absolutely beautiful box car, and yes, that is exactly something I
would do!!
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| TF Railroader News Sept 17, 2014 * Hi, my name is Greg and I enjoy reading and viewing the articles and photos. I took a photo of the eastbound Pennsylvanian at Mount Union PA en route to Bergen Point NJ. 
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Posted - September 17 2014 : 6:43:16 PM
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And an absolutely beautiful PRR passenger car. Is it a Rivarossi?
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Posted - October 07 2014 : 4:29:40 PM
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| TF Railroader News October 7, 2014 Afternoon edition Richard reporting ** While visiting Concord NH, I photographed some solar powered cars painted in model train inspired colors.  Great energy saving vehicles with no pollution emissions.  I also came across a freight set near Manchester NH with some foolish people hitching a ride.  Travel costs are high but riding dangerously is foolish and illegal.
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Posted - October 11 2014 : 09:34:59 AM
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| The TF Railroader News October 11, 2014 Morning edition Richard reporting ** Took a trip to Scranton PA to photograph a charter train named "The Phoebe Snow".  Not as elegant as the original.  It is still a faithful rendition of the original.  A vintage car along the route.  Old time bus that transported photographers to chase the train.  Cute scene with animals at a barn.  Late afternoon sun signals me to leave in my modern car. 
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Posted - October 20 2014 : 08:00:19 AM
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** New this week. A lot of locos waiting to go somewhere.
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| The TF Railroader News October 21, 2014 ** Hello, this is Pierre again with some photos I took in Connecticut.  Saw a short freight set with some vintage Penn Central freight cars in Wilton, CT.  New Haven RDC shuttle at Wilton heading toward Danbury CT.  Long Island RR C liner at Ansonia CT returning to Hicksville NY with tourists on a group tour sponsored by the Sunrise Trail RR Society.
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| The TF Railroader News October 28, 2014 ** Hello, this is John again with another photo I took recently. Recently renovated trolley converted to a solar powered people mover in El Paso, Texas. My friend Jeff uses it all the time to travel to work and recreation places in our area. 
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| The TF Railroader News October 31, 2014 * This is John again with another photo of Jeff. He loves to see his pictures in this paper. This photo shows him outside his house relaxing by the tracks and checking out the action. He seems interested in those autos passing by. Maybe he is planning to buy a new car soon. 
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Posted - November 01 2014 : 08:51:50 AM
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Tyco Forum Railroader News.
11-1-2014
Snoopy reporting:
I came up stairs to the layout to catch some main line action. The little people were active today. A small diesel switcher was backing up a train in front of the Pine Hollow Passenger station. I stopped and took a photo.
* Now the locomotive has stopped in front of the Pine Hollow station. I wonder why ?
* Ahhhh that's it ! To pick up another passenger car, before putting the train away in the yard.
* Snoopy Photographer.
* PGW Railroad Company Photo Artist.
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| The TF Railroader News November 20, 2014 * Hello, this is Pierre again with another photo I took recently. A tourist train on a short run in Topeka, Kansas. 
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Posted - November 20 2014 : 7:45:40 PM
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L&N Berkshire is at Bergen Point. Not use to bigger steam. I have it but don't use it much.
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Posted - November 20 2014 : 9:36:07 PM
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| That's quite a machine Frank. Seems like that might look kind of cool pulling a vintage passenger consist.
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Posted - November 20 2014 : 9:46:27 PM
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quote:L&N Berkshire is at Bergen Point. Not use to bigger steam.
Originally posted by toptrain - November 20 2014 : 7:45:40 PM
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That's not as stocky as the Van Sweringen Berkshires, but it sure makes up for it in length! That's an impressive locomotive! 
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Posted - November 21 2014 : 02:25:34 AM
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We had a bangin' good night at the El Paso Model Train Club this evening. The Conrail
GP35 and one of the Auto Loaders are Life Like pieces traded and purchased from
TF's GMoney. The other units are from "Domingo" and "Moose." Four trains were
running simultaneously on three main lines. The tractor train is from my collection,
being the local Tycohead of the group. One thing I notice, even in the most
hardened rivet counters, there is always some Tyco in their stash.
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Posted - November 21 2014 : 12:04:33 PM
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hey Chops I seen the real Katy loco in person 
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Posted - November 21 2014 : 1:50:15 PM
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Hey Chops, I'm glad to see that Conrail geep getting to earn her keep! And BTW, I'm responsible for two of those Auto Loaders; credit where credit is due! 
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I was thinking of the immortal words of Socrates, who said, "... I drank what?"
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| Jeff, that's a nice scene with the bucket loader and the power stuff.
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Posted - November 25 2014 : 6:06:16 PM
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| The TF Railroader News November 25, 2014 * Hi, my name is Ben and I took an interesting photo this afternoon. The Alton local is running towards Springfield, Illinois in the late afternoon with happy travelers heading home to their families.  Happy Thanksgiving.
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Posted - November 25 2014 : 6:28:45 PM
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quote:| The TF Railroader News November 25, 2014 * Hi, my name is Ben and I took an interesting photo this afternoon. The Alton local is running towards Springfield, Illinois in the late afternoon with happy travelers heading home to their families. Happy Thanksgiving.
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wks: beautiful shot! I'm partial to the observation car as well, love the color scheme on it.
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| Yes. Nice photo and cool train.
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Posted - November 28 2014 : 5:58:37 PM
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While their enclosed gear boxes favors Heislers in mining, Ephraim Shay's invention is no slouch either when it comes to hauling black diamonds out of the mining camps.
This shay was caught on camera hauling three loaded cars from the coal mines at Diggin Hill to the interchange with the Tabor and Waldo RR at Batey Hollow.
Here it crawls gingerly out onto the high trestle. Have no fear, though, that geared locomotive is gentle on track and bridges alike.
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Posted - November 28 2014 : 7:27:51 PM
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| Sweet. Now, however, I see I need to learn what a "geared" locomotive is and why that would be nicer on the road.
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Posted - November 28 2014 : 9:40:58 PM
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quote:Sweet. Now, however, I see I need to learn what a "geared" locomotive is and why that would be nicer on the road.
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Geared locomotives have an engine running the wheels through a drive shaft and a set of gears as opposed to a rod engine which has the cranks right on the drive wheels. Note how, in the picture of the shay, there's a crank shaft under the cylinders and a drive shaft to each truck. Gears on the wheels mesh with gears on the shaft. For more information see this link: http://www.gearedsteam.com/index.html.
Geared locomotives have more traction for their weight because every wheel is driven, unlike the tender trucks on a rod engine. This means you can have a smaller weight for a given amount of power. Also, geared engines are very flexible for a good ride and good equalizing on rough track.
Finally, they lack the big, heavy main rods on the drive wheels so they don't hammer quite so much as they go down the rails.
In 1:1 scale, I'm accustomed to running a Heisler over light rail on ties that are little more than potting soil wrapped in a thin veneer of wood. We're making great progress on tie replacement, but we've learned just how poor of track it can tiptoe over. 
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| TF Railroader News December 3, 2014 ** Hi, this is Ben. I like the photos and articles in this paper. I took some photos of a vintage freight set heading toward New Jersey for some festival. Photos taken at a location near Columbus, Ohio.  .  .  . 
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| TF Railroader News December 5, 2014 * Good morning, my name is Greg. I enjoy reading your articles and looking at those wonderful pictures you post. I took a few photos yesterday of a vintage passenger set heading toward Bayonne NJ for some railroad festival. Pennsylvania engine pulling some leased old time Southern Pacific coaches.  .  .  .  My little sister Samantha was with me and she took some pictures of another old time set. She will post soon. Thank you.
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| TF News I'm Samantha and I love trains. I'm 9 years old and I took pictures of the old train set running thru town at Ashley PA.  .  .  .  Please show my photos in this newspaper. Thank you.
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Posted - December 06 2014 : 11:58:34 AM
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quote:| The TF Railroader News October 31, 2014 * This is John again with another photo of Jeff. He loves to see his pictures in this paper. This photo shows him outside his house relaxing by the tracks and checking out the action. He seems interested in those autos passing by. Maybe he is planning to buy a new car soon.
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Great photo WKS, even though I hate what the automobile has done to my beloved
passenger train, it is a very unusual and cool photo! Fabulous use of green on green
backdrop, framed by the red autos. Visually stunning!
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quote:Tyco Forum Railroader News.
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Snoopy reporting:
I came up stairs to the layout to catch some main line action. The little people were active today. A small diesel switcher was backing up a train in front of the Pine Hollow Passenger station. I stopped and took a photo.
Very cool switching. Could sit and watch those cars get sifted all day. Very much reminds me
of the Wiscassett and Quebec narrow gauge tourist line near Wiscassett, Maine. They used a
very similar diesel just like what your's is doing.
* Snoopy Photographer.
* PGW Railroad Company Photo Artist.
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Two 2-6-2 Prairie locomotives have just lugged eight cars and a caboose up the 5.5% grade on the Tabor and Waldo RR. Now they charge out onto the Highline high above Batey Hollow:
Our photographer grabs his telephoto lens and pulls in a closer look:
Now the train rumbles through the town of Tabor. Our photographer has clawed and climbed up the bluff overlooking town for a bird's eye view:
Finally, the train blasts through the cut on the way out of town:
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| The TF Railroader News December 12, 2014 Morning edition Richard reporting. ** Good morning to all. I was looking at all those nice photos posted by Jeff, Jerry, Don and Frank. I have some new photos of vintage sets heading toward Bergen Point NJ for the annual festival.  .  .  .  .  Will be crowded in Bergen Point with a larger turnout than in years past.
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| TF Railroader News Dec 13, 2014 * Hi, I'm Robert and I would like to post a photo taken recently. Saw some old cars on a bridge near Easton PA heading east toward Bayonne NJ on Tuesday when I took this photo. 
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| The TF Railroader News December 17, 2014 * Good afternoon, my name is Frances and I enjoy all your articles. I happen to be in New Jersey today and I saw one of those antique style trains traveling thru town. I took some photos and I hope you print them. Thank you for your time.  Cute couple sitting in back of train at Montclair N.J. 
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| Great photos Richard. Nice (looks natural) lighting.
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quote::
Our photographer grabs his telephoto lens and pulls in a closer look:
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** Saggy that is some good strong power there ! 5 1/2 % is a lot of grade. great photos
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Thanks, Frank. Both locomotives have been converted from the plastic boiler to the metal one to improve the traction. The train is 8 revenue cars and a caboose and I don't think the two could pull another car.
I have Lima Locomotive's Shay catalog and it tells how to compute tonnage ratings. It appears that a given locomotive could pull about half as much up a 2% grade as it could pull up a 1% grade. At 5%, the rating is about 1/5 of what it is for 1%, so grade eats into tonnage rating quickly among full-size trains. I haven't done any orderly testing with models, but grades seem to affect the model trains about the same way.
This is why I typically prefer die cast locomotives over the plastic ones.
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Posted - December 18 2014 : 10:24:27 PM
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Shaggy; I read a published article about the Central Railroad of New Jersey back in the 1850. Maybe early 1860. The jist of the story was that there was a place where track came steeply down then went steeply up again. These early 2-4-0, 2-4-4-t, and 4-4-0 of the day have little real power. These light weight locomotives would get stuck down in the bottom of the center of this if they didn't go as fast as possible through this area. The only way out was to back up as far as you could go. use gravity and the weight of the train along with as much speed as you could get out of the engine as far up the other side as possible. and do it again in the other direction. Then again and again till you finally crest the top of the hill. Back and fourth. back and fourth till you get up and over.
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Posted - December 18 2014 : 11:22:59 PM
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This gives me even greater respect for the Shays that run on Cass Railroad. Some sections of the grade their hit over 7%.
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| TF News 12-26-14 * Hi, this is Mark writing for the first time. I like your pictures and articles in this paper. I took some pictures yesterday of some old engines and cars near Raritan, NJ.  Mixed set of old time passenger cars.  A meeting of two engines. One from Easton PA and the other from Bayonne NJ.  I hope you like these pictures. Take care.
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