Thanks Midwest, I appreciate your interest
.. you are right about the speed of the steam powered engines, and we shouldn't forget all the mighty power that could be generated by those great locomotives 
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.. you are right about the speed of the steam powered engines, and we shouldn't forget all the mighty power that could be generated by those great locomotives ..Best regards,
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Thanks for looking, Djordje.. glad you like the series
.. the second shot is showing a narrow gauge engine (build 1911) that was operating in Bosnia, the Ljubljana museum has bought it latter on, I couldn't find any reliable info about it, but I strongly suspect this could be the famous "Čiro".Živeli,
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danielsonkin
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What a great series, Bruno. I love trains; riding them in particular, but looking at them too. We have a railroad museum not far from here in Sacramento. As Jack mentioned, our old-timers don't look as interesting as these.
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cjgbahia
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Bruno, #2 is my favorite.- Great stuff. I never saw an old locomotive (only in movies) and I think they are incredibles :0 . I love the way you used the light to take the second picture.-
Congratulations mate
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Cristian
"Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass. It's about learning to dance in the rain."
Congratulations mate
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"Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass. It's about learning to dance in the rain."
Thanks Daniel, I'm pleased that you like the series
.. wishing you a Happy fourth of July ..Best regards,
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Peg Bethany
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I was expecting to see bronze horse statues.
I like SB714 - the one that looks like it has a face.
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I like SB714 - the one that looks like it has a face.
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Thanks for kind comments, Cristian.. I'm glad you like the series mateBruno, #2 is my favorite.- Great stuff. I never saw an old locomotive (only in movies) and I think they are incredibles :0 . I love the way you used the light to take the second picture.-
Congratulations mate
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"Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass. It's about learning to dance in the rain."
.. if you get a chance to visit a Railroad museum reserve yourself few hours and enjoy the great machines of the past times.Best regards,
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Sorry Peg, no bronze horse statuesI was expecting to see bronze horse statues.
I like SB714 - the one that looks like it has a face.
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... appreciate your commenting, I like your choice of SB714, "cabrio" version, perfect for the season (just kidding).. wishing you a Happy fourth of July ..Best regards,
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digby dart
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Brilliant set Bruno, image 5 with the face is wonderful. All that real machinery is enough to get anyone’s testosterone flooding the brain, you’ve captured these superbly. Kindest regards mate.
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Thanks for your kind words, Digby.. I'm very glad you like the "old stem" series - the locomotive at fifth shot was build in 1861(!) and still going strongBrilliant set Bruno, image 5 with the face is wonderful. All that real machinery is enough to get anyone’s testosterone flooding the brain, you’ve captured these superbly. Kindest regards mate.
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(almost like that old Johnnie Walker commercial LOL)..Best regards mate,
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