The line appears to be a little-used freight spur. If you head west from the first crossing, the line has one more active crossing (with modern equipment) and then it becomes abandoned. It appears to have been a main line once upon a time though.
They've been posted so much that they're on the site!
The line appears to be a little-used freight spur. If you head west from the first crossing, the line has one more active crossing (with modern equipment) and then it becomes abandoned. It appears to have been a main line once upon a time though.
They've been posted so much that they're on the site!
Re: Locations Of Currently Existing US&S TEARDROPS
Posted: Thu Nov 05, 2015 9:27 pm
by freebrickproductions
Here's another Italian crossing with a pair of Teardrop bells:
Re: Locations Of Currently Existing US&S TEARDROPS
Posted: Fri Nov 06, 2015 12:39 pm
by cabman701
freebrickproductions wrote:Here's another Italian crossing with a pair of Teardrop bells:
That approach from the other side looks scary (with that curve)... but it appears they have some sort of advanced warning signal. Wonder how it works in conjunction with the signals?
