Caltrain927 wrote:

Trainmanalex2 wrote:Not that good... There awesome and clean look 100 percent like the real thing.

Lol they should be. All of them are from my photos except for the Harmon Fading which Rick gave me awhile back.

I never knew MSTS was capable of it but awesome nonetheless .

Not that good... There awesome and clean look 100 percent like the real thing.

Caltrain927 wrote:Figured out that this bell is made by GE Transportation Systems

Then this bell is now called the GE Electronic Bell. Spread the word

Found one in North Carolina & in Virginia, http://maps.google.com/?ll=36.54094,-77.317429&spn=0,0.055189&t=h&z=14&layer=c&cbll=36.54094,-77.317429&panoid=-TdyNjvsIGjieptxI7mjPg&cbp=12,75.59,,0,2.24 In action, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkaF9OsGObA http://maps.google.com/?ll=36.812497,-76.314576...

Ah yes the unknown WCH mimicks. Now this bell stands as the Railroad Crossing mystery of America. Im going to estimate it could be from safetran or ASC...who knows.

Well bad news, the raco bell was replaced...with a GS type 2 e-bell...

BNSF at their best, never appreciate anything out of the older stuff.

Mike, im gonna miss you man. You've been awesome and thanks to this site ive reunited with my fav crossings.

bnsflover wrote:Flashing Lights, bells, gates, HORNS? He should not be drivin'

People fail to miss the point that there are lights flashing, and bells ringing for a reason...

made of brass my friend

Your in my prayers bro! You are an awesome crossing fan and thats from me and DGNO.