B&O switch crew/new caboose.

[Art67]

The crew of the y122 is once again hard at work switching the Domino Sugars plant. The Conductor however, is happy {wich is rare} as his new crummy is fresh from the paint shop. It's not likely to stay that way for too long.

 

[sumpter250]

That looks good! :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

 

[brakie]

Great pictures! Thanks for sharing and please keep thoses pictures coming. :thumb:

 

[TomPM]

Great shots! I really like the use of the LPP's.

 

[doctorwayne]

Nice photos, Stuart, and some interesting LPBs too. That's also a good-lookin' industrial area you've got there.

Wayne

 

[Art67]

Thanks for the kind words everyone, but can someone explain to me what the terms "LPP'S and LPBs" mean? Thanks again, Stuart.

 

[Chessie6459]

Great Pictures. :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

 

[Herc Driver]

Those are GREAT pictures. Very nice track work too. Good idea adding grass between the rails...really makes everything look realistic.

 

[doctorwayne]

As a newcomer to this "electronicspeak", where everything needs to be shortened into a mysterious code, I think LPPs are little plastic people, and LPBs are little plastic b*st*rds or b*gg*rs, although we could just as easily say lightweight posed populous or lovingly painted bipeds. While I did use the form in my reply, I generally disdain the use of such short forms, as it's easy to form one's own erroneous interpretation of such. Even worse, in my opinion, are forced acronyms, where we're expected to ennunciate elided vowels, or 'phone numbers that spell out some cutesy word. Well, that's my rant for the week. Carry on.

Wayne

 

[Art67]

Thanks again for all the positive feedback from everyone and a thanks to Wayne for explaining the LPBS and LPPS. I got a good laugh out of it in my erroneous attempt to extrapolate the meaning, and mistakingly deduced it meant low photographic perspective or something or other. Little did I know it was in reference to the hardworking crew of the y122...I'll pass the compliments on to them. They will be tickled pink, because, as everyone knows, no class-one railroad ever gives the crew an "atta boy". Well, thats all for now. Thanks, Stuart.