Kazakhstan, right?

Timbuktu!

Only one place you can catch a photo of a Brightliner train from a automatic people mover.

Standing in front of a Baldwin steam locomotive. Also when you see it...

penn trolley museum, same as it ever was

>>6458
So how many people have to irritated with that shirt?

>>6464
Not as many as I did doing this at Galaxy's Edge.

>>6459
Not part of the Pennsylvania trolley Museum. The trolley Museum where I'm at is all standard gauge and have the whopping ¼ mile of main line. Speaking of trolleys as amused at Disney setup at a defunct trolley in Hollywood studios (the tracks were made to be paved over and poking out at various sections along the walkway with a trolley sales stand located along the fictitious former right of way. They did seem to use real hardware for the poles but for the overhead wire they use the standard cable You can even see how they used clamps like you find at Home Depot to hold it to the wire bracket. I like come on Disney You're going to get some worn out wire from one of the many transit agencies around the country to put up.

>>6473
>1320' of mainline
I have a rip track nearly that long.

>>6473
How have you implemented the 600 Volt power supply in the museum, by the way?

test

>>6475
We haven't, we use 300vdc. 240vac rectified through a full-wave bridge rectifier will get you around 300vdc. I have been told that their tabs on transformer youth to get 600v though.