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Brooklyn Park, Minnesota
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Photo: 2000 08 12 E-Switch panorama
While being quite the blatant copy of Mattel’s ‘Create-a-Monster’, I have to concede that I kinda like ‘Switch-a-Witch’ better. These two floral cuties, at least. (Seriously, Pinky’s eyes are AMAZING)
Found this older type switch stand at the east end of NS's yard in Crewe, Virginia. It is surprising what one can still find along Class 1 railroads if you take the time to look.
Wind-Holder: Switch Taeheo + April Story
eyes: Soom
wig: Dream of Doll Sha default
outfit: Infinite Love, MiyaBJD, Dollheart
wing horns: Sugarble
faceup: Momochu
When this train departed, the F40PHM-2 was providing HEP and the MP36PH-3S was providing motive power, but suddenly the train came to a halt, and they switched places, with the F40PHM-2 providing motive power and the MP36PH-3S providing HEP
Electrical switches outside the Pattern Shop.
The island was originally used as a prison, but later it thrived as a shipyard. Many naval ships were built and maintained at Cockatoo Island Dockyard, and the island was very busy in WWII.
Bypassed interlock switch, hardwired negative battery terminal directly, crimped with insulation. Ready for power!
This odd set of switches on the wall don't actually control anything, but if I toggle them just right a red light goes off accompanied by a very loud BUZZ! So I did what anyone else would do, I took a picture of it and stopped messing with it.
The markings on the wall around this old switch are real.. Althought I did put a bit of a texture to the entire image (first time doing this ever).. Thought I would give it a try and maby add to the grundgy feel of the switch.
IDK.. I think I like it!
Under the green lid is where the switch is to turn the coil on. The left hand portion is a lid that contains the fuse
An unknown switcher taking care of one of the various industries in and around Duluth near sunset. This was probably one of the last shots before we headed back east with our next stop being the LS&I.
A Union Pacific freight train switching in the Roseville railyard. Seen from the eastbound California Zephyr.