IT's TEAM TRACK TUESDAY!!! 2/7/17 Edition! Lets see your team track photos!! | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

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It's TEAM TRACK TUESDAY!!! Team tracks are a vital part of day to day railroad operations. Freight cars of most kinds, passenger train head end cars, and MOW cars are on/off loaded on team tracks. Share with us your team track photos so we can see what's being loaded on and off at your railroad's team track (s).

This week on the Free State Junction Railway Mountain Division team track we have a Richmond Fredricksburg and Potomac boxcar with a load of Southern Comfort Whiskey being off loaded in barrels. Part of the unloading crew is hard at work while the other part of the crew is taking a break playing an exciting game of checkers.

If you miss posting on Tuesday, feel free to post any day of the week.... no problem. Posts can be prototypical, elaborate & detailed, or whimsical & fun & simple. Part of the ideal is to create new team track scenes on our railroads each week thereby keeping the layout changing and fresh.

Have a creatively fun week working on your railroads!! Cheers!!!

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2/7/1712:44 AM

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2/7/175:21 AM

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2/7/175:34 AM

trumptrainOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

SIRT and MikeCT wonderful photos!!

2/7/179:41 AM

Mark DiffOGR Forum Member

Hey Patrick, once that guy starts rolling that barrel down that ramp its...look out below! Great pictures as usual.

Hey Sirt, Is that flour in those sacks on the back of that truck? What did you use or how did you make them?

Hey Mike Great details on Elliott and Sons Supply!

Anyway...This week the "Slab Man" as we call him, just left a flat car with steel to be unloaded and transported to near by finishing mill...

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2/7/173:50 PM

SIRTOGR Forum Member

Mark - Hydrocal flour sacks were found on ebay several years ago.

More pics here - https://steves3roscale.shutterfly.com/pictures/4235

2/7/175:24 PM

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