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Edelweiss

Edelweiss

Aside from a few broken instrumentation faces, the locomotives seemed very intact and in good condition.
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Its a really small detail, and maybe even accidental, but I love the way the pillars and such outside of the train is only just visible through the windows. And with that awesome contrast in lighting.
Alex J
Wed 12-03-2008
Other than the grubiness of 1950's like design the train looks ready to go..

just push that lever to the right of the bell
Tara
Fri 12-05-2008
That is just cool..
Weebs
Fri 12-05-2008
Alex J., I don't believe that Mr. Motts ever does anything in his photography that's accidental. He just has this wonderful talent to be able to see the things that you and I might just walk by and miss. And aren't we lucky he shares his "vision" with us!
JoniG
Sat 12-06-2008
Too bad the train wouldn't stat, I would drive it out of this place.
Ozzy
Sun 12-07-2008
Edelweiss...named after a rare flower in Germany. Grows only in the mountains. Anyone see Band Of Brothers? Anyway, great detail Motts. I wouldn't be surprised if the train still works...
FDNYMedic
Tue 12-09-2008
What stories it could tell.
guitorman
Thu 12-11-2008
i would so try to drive that thing out of there.so cool.
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Merc24
Fri 03-26-2010

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