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briansilvermustang posted:

 

The issue-made railroad wheel sets for Jeeps are extremely rare (there were several different variants., it seems). Some might say a set would be worth more than the Jeep you'd bolt them to.

The Army transportation museum at Fort Eustis has an excellent rail Jeep on display, which I took these photos of last year:

A rail Jeep model wouldn't be tough to make in standard gauge for O, but you couldn't make a wheeled vehicle work for a narrow gauge back then, so sadly I'll never be able to have one for my own 1943-era layout...

Briansilvermustang, We see streets like that on model train layouts, with a row of nice houses very close-to and facing a railroad track, but not so much in real life; at least, that has been my experience. So, this photo from you is a real treat. The train seems to roll down the lane as casual as a truck looking to make a delivery!

FrankM

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