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This is Rory a ManeCoon , asleep after a play with his favorite toy. A straw.

No trains west of Exshaw, Alberta (Sept 2016) More No Trains! Andrew

The CAN/US Border crossing at Waneta BC, 1990ish. Andrew

Hi Daniel, The MRH Acrylic painting guide has a cross reference table of the old Floquil Colours to the Vallejo paints. Its a free download if you sign up at the site (basically - just join the forum). I'm not a CSX modeller so I can't say for sure that the Floquil CSX colors are for that particular scheme. In your picture the paint does look a bit faded, particularly the yellow. Hope this helps Andrew

Burlington Northern GP38 No. 2076 and GP9 No. 1802 cross highway 3b in Fruitvale BC. Photo taken late 80's early 90s' The track in Fruitvale is north/south...next something North or South of Fruitvale. (it does not have to be on the same line)

The other end. Burlington Northern (Fort Worth and Dallas) caboose. Fruitvale, BC 1985 ish Andrew

Green Something Orange?

Banff, AB February 2015 1 train, 6 buses (2 minibuses and 4 tour buses/city bus size). Andrew

A eastbound inter-modal waits as a westbound train prepares for a "buses on a rail car, on a bridge" photo opportunity at Lake Louise, AB on January 2015. Andrew

Canadian Pacific Golden Beavers - class DRF-44 (ge AC4400's and ES4400's) West of Calgary, Alberta. Next up: The Letter E Andrew

Canadian Pacific 9619 in DPU (distributed power unit) service on a westbound potash train. East of Exshaw, Alberta Sept 17, 2016 Next up something green and black. Andrew

Hi John, No, trap/catch points are not used in the Canada or the US. We use "derails". There are a few types and are usually located beyond the clearance point (so a derailed car wouldn't foul the points when it came to rest). Here 's a picture of one from the Nolan Company. Hope this helps Andrew

Trees Next: More Trees Andrew

I know its not a bus on a bridge...how about 4 busses on a yellow flatcar. Lake Louise, Alberta (Jan 2015). Next how about something green. Andrew

Here's 2 something orange at Seebe Alberta (April 2015) How about something red. Andrew