The De Lorean doesn’t have to qualify. I was just calling out a kit that has 1/24 scale railroad bed for @JPTRR. “specifically rail inspection cars” has my interest just the same. There are plenty of subjects in that realm alone for anyone to build something.
BTW, that Davis Motor Mine Loco is BOSS!
Yes, a speeder. Also seen in the 1979 Soviet Science Fantasy film, STALKER
Gotcha, I wasn’t sure. Thank you. 
Never heard of that movie before. Looks very interesting. Here are some stills of the speeder.
Very interesting. A few things to consider: Dialog heavy, subtitles (unless you can understand Russian), and Soviet era excitement 
Not as interesting as some of the old pics here, but I took this while flagging for tree trimming contractors on the Mainline out on eastern Long Island near Riverhead station, the pick up is a Ford.
Is still interesting. This truck is riding on the rails with tires but has lowered rail guide wheels?
That’s how all of them are that I have seen. I still want to do one with some old Union Pacific decals I have from my loco lettering days.
And that movie is on my list.
Yes the truck has rail wheels that lower into position to allow it to run along the rails.
ADA stands for Americans with Disabilities Act btw.
Very interesting project. Last time I was on the LIRR through Queens was 1989
It’s changed tremendously since then in so many ways. I hired on in’96 and marveled at some of the old equipment that was still running. Wish I took more pictures……
“Wish I took more pictures…” A very familiar story.
I grew up on the Montauk branch in a house that backed onto the track, but didn’t “discover” trains until I was a teenager. GP38-2s and reworked cab units were the norm back then, and I snapped them on wet film, but most were gone by the time I transitioned to digital. Oh well, at least the internet is full of scanned pics!
Not a rail inspection car but a resourceful Shunter / Switcher / Critter that I’m sure we all have the base kit in the stash in either 1/35 or 1/24 or both 
That is really cool. Thank you for sharing the picture.
No problem. Yeah really cool. When I’m not in here, I’m often browsing around in the FB groups and pages of specific interests. I don’t understand the hate for FB. Perhaps they are viewing and interacting in the wrong realms. Anyway, as long as the image(s) postings are set to “Public” (the little globe setting), I can share it and I always include the original poster and/or photographer.
Or link to it like this. You don’t need to login or even have an account there to view it but I thought it would be better to just post the image.
KoSpR.1, too cool.
Glad you posted. I completely forgot about this campaign/group build idea. (Sorry, Koda Waste.)
I am still interested.
No worries, Fred. After all, you have had a couple of million other things occupying your time. To be honest, I had all but forgotten about making this an actual campaign. I guess I will leave it up to everyone else as to whether they would like to have a campaign or not.
Just some ideas for guidelines. Please feel free to throw out your suggestions as well.
It could run for a year or longer. Whatever everyone else thinks. I know that everyone has real world interruptions constantly taking place so I am thinking “complete it at your leisure” would be a good idea so that no one feels rushed.
Everyone let me know what you think please.
Thank you,
Randy 
Holy cow! and an electric fan to cool the motor when going at slow speeds. Whoever designed that was years ahead of anyone at the MoCo.
