Posted by admin | Posted in Model RR Trains Lionell | Posted on 22-07-2008
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Amateur radio signal could set a world record for the radio signal has traveled over 16,000 miles around the world since Australia to Norfolk County could put in the record books.
Norfolk & Western – “A Gilded Age” video
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Dusk in Cold Parlours $2.95 … |
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Gilded Age $3.98 “…The kind of album that rewards multiple listens, revealing details slowly but surely, and once it captures you, it’s hard to escape its grasp. But then, it’s hard to imagine why you’d want to.” – PITCHFORKMEDIA “There is an overarching visceral and sustaining appeal to this album.” – PopMatters “Absolutely beautiful and moving, at times soaring, at times hushed, never what you’d expect…. |
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Dinero Severo $8.77 Adam Selzer’s Norfolk & Western regrouped in 2007 and decided to start work on their latest release Dinero Severo. They decided to exploit a Spanish festival appearance to do some recording outside of Selzer’s Type Foundry Studio to breathe some fresh air into the material. They headed down to Paco Loco’s studio in Puerto de la Santa Maria and recorded six songs. Continuing the development of the … |
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Pocahontas Glory Volume 1 Norfolk and Western in the 1950′s $18.99 … |
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The Mighty J – Norfolk & Western’s 4-8-4 $198.00 “The Mighty J” provides an in-depth look at Norfolk & Western’s big 4-8-4, Class J, #611 on runs east out of Bellevue, Ohio to Buffalo, New York, and south out of Bellevue to Columbus, Ohio. This series has eliminated all but a bare minimum of narration. They have also refrained from background music, to enhance the realistic track side experience…. |
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Queen of the Fleet On May 29, 1950 Norfolk & Western Class J locomotive 611 rolled out of the Roanoke shops and first saw the light of day. On September 4, 1982 that very same locomotive once again marched out of Roanoke into the Blue Ridge Mountains with the voice of supeheated steam calling cadence. This is the story of the 611′s rebirth in the 1980′s…. |
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Norfolk & Western 611: The Final Excursion, The Last Norfolk Southern Steam Excursion $24.95 This program preserves the final chapter in the operating history of Norfolk & Western 4-8-4 J Class locomotive No. 611. Norfolk Southern announced the end of its steam program, effective with the final excursion of N&W 611 on December 3, 1994. That cold Fall day gave us spectacular scenes of 611 steaming from Birmingham, Alabama through hills and valleys to Chattanooga, Tennessee. Two days later… |
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Norfolk Southern’s Bluefield Yard, Volume 2 $29.95 This is a busy yard for Norfolk Southern – as it was for the Norfolk & Western previously. Late in 2009, T&W Productions revisited Bluefield Yard to cacth the latest Norfolk Southern action. You’ll see heavy coal, freight and grain trains tackle the grade coming into the yard. Watch NS’s new ES44ACs in pusher duties pushing these trains over the summit. And see rare yard action, including night f… |