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RJC 1504 is seen out back behind the shops in Rupp yard one afternoon. We spent the week in Lexington where I filmed for the KMI state competition at Rupp and took a few moments one evening to swing by and see what the happenings were.
Light bar, garage door opener and one switch left for HID headlight which I'll want off for starting.
The CNR Switch crew at Guelph, from the looks of it, leaving cars for the Ontario Southland to switch in the interchange sidings.
The switch is positioned at the correct location at the west end of the miniature railway. The switch is to provide access to the full sized Turntable
Royal Air Force Air Defence Radar Museum
Royal Air Force Neatishead, Near Horning, Norfolk, England, UK
The rail switches are one of the important components used in the rail industry for ensuring the safety of the entire process. To know more, visit www.narailproducts.com/
A BNSF geep (ex-BN) switching grain cars near the grain terminal along the Olympic Sculpture Park in the Seattle Waterfront area. Taken on 6/30/2007 from the observation deck of the Space Needle.
*LIV-Glam* Boutique Summer 14 "Switch It On" top & skirt - both outfits come with different HUDs of 3 chic pantones. These outfits are *The Summer Show With Opium* event items - this show will run from 5th till 6th of July, all designs will be available exclusively for the event and after in *LIV-Glam* store.
Hair: *Truth* Honey
Switching at the wye, engine 400....a 4-6-2 built in Shalford England in 1925 by Henry Greenly, powered by oil, will re-couple at the opposite end of the passenger cars for the return trip to the station. Wabash Frisco and Pacific Railroad.
The two switches are for power and mute, the mute actuates a relay disconnecting the speaker poles in case of over/under current/voltage, as well as pop-protection on power up.