Well when the PC was pulling the NJCL they would use some black, some green & some red. [:o)][:)]
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Originally posted by Limitedclear
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Originally posted by adrianspeeder
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According to the UPRR engineer I was talking to at Colton it would be absolute red if he is correct[:o)][:D]
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Originally posted by artmark
#2 The track is blue flagged. [:D]
It was a trick question that I stated in an unclear manner. the absense of a signal indication must be obeyed at its most restrictive indication. A signal with the lights out are referred to as being “black.”
Mitch
Just kidding, Sis! Surely you’ve heard of Black Flag! And someone else followed up with the blue-flag rules.
BC
And you forgot that I am 1/2 English - I don’t “get” the punch line until after the party…[:D]
What effect does coal have on N.S. locos AND their books?
What should C.N. have taken from G.T.W?
MRL is DARK BLUE, or you can go to a paint department and find out it’s a fancy name kind of blue. It’s not completely the same as Conrail or GTW.
Is the NS black the same black as PC black? Or what about IC black? Model railroaders might know.