Brick Train

[tjcruiser]

I stumbled on this while 'net searching this morning ...

"Hey, Dave ... what are we gonna do with the huge pile of leftover bricks over there?"

"I don't know, George ... maybe we could build a TRAIN!"

And so they did ... and so they did ...

http://www.thisisdarlington.com/uploads/1/brick_train.jpg

http://cache.virtualtourist.com/4/876790-The_brick_train_world_famous_in_Darlington_England .jpg

http://www.thisisdarlington.com/attractions/Darlingtons_Brick_Train.asp

[tankist]

excellent :thumbsup:

[Reckers]

I love it. A while back, we were sorta going thru a "We were so poor..." thing here on the forum, and I claimed we were so poor when I was a kid, my first train was made of dirt. You've done me one better!

[matt]

awsome!

[steam chaser]

I would like one of these in my front yard.

[JohnAP]

Must have been a heck of a project to have that many "leftover" bricks"! Cool pics, thanks for sharing!

[trainguru]

That is one nice LNER A4. I think that's at Doncaster, but I could be wrong.

[bwoogie]

I love it. A while back, we were sorta going thru a "We were so poor..." thing here on the forum, and I claimed we were so poor when I was a kid, my first train was made of dirt. You've done me one better!

isnt dirt cheaper than bricks? dirt is just dirt.. but bricks require dirt and water and maybe a little straw? lol

[tjcruiser]

I think that's at Doncaster, but I could be wrong.

I believe the brick train is in Darlington.

[big ed]

I believe the brick train is in Darlington.

Yes in England?:confused:

[Carl]

I guess if you have time on your hands, this might be an idea.

[sawgunner]

hehehe just gives new meaning to my engine just bricked itself LOL

[tjcruiser]

Yes in England?:confused:

Yup. :thumbsup: