Duncan - By that time, many of the Burlington branches were being sort-of train ordered by radio. Another thing you might check is whether the K-line remnant was even considered a branch. By the time
Marshall, You're right that the Moora spur wasn't considered a branch in terms of there being any scheduled train. My assumption is that one of the Keokuk switchers simply ran cars up and down the hi
The basic idea behind yard limits is that movements therein do not have to be by train order. The crew is alerted to all scheduled main line traffic before going on shift, and it is crew responsibil
Operating within yard limits, the proceedure would be to make a "telephonic check" of overdue first class trains w/the dispatcher (or in some areas, the local train order operator) before getting bac
Use RED push pins for a flag and they work good sjh -- Original Message -- From: John D. Mitchell, Jr. To: BRHSlist@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, October 02, 2002 10:35 PM Subject: Re: [BRHSlist]
Use RED push pins for a flag and they work good sjh One other thing, a lighted fusee would protect your hind end. That covered a mulitude of sins, but it hard to model. This conversation has given me
another method(less obvious) take a red pointed cocktail pik, cut about 1/2 inch long(saving the pointed ends/2) and paint the blunt end bright redor orange/red to simulate flame and stick into balla