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Post your favorite dead transportation companies (railroads, shipping lines, airlines, trucking companies, etc.)
>>901881
More like fallen fags lol
those would be some cool beer labels
Commercial airlines have only gone downhill since...
>>902036
What's that?
>>902187
Soviet Railways
GNER
The East Coast Mainline is a bit more shit without them.
>>902236
>Tpaнccиб
>>902167
What went wrong?
>>902214
I like the fact that Soviet locomotives are all literal boxes.
'Murica
Love those Chinese Red Burlingtons.
>>914742
was that guy throwing a bottle at the caboose?
>>918234
It's a conductor (from another, waiting train?) throwing a snowball at a passing SP train.
>>902071
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>>903493
Deregulation. Turned airlines into bus lines.
>>901881
Braniff
To be fair, though, it's history was basically "just barely staying out of bankruptcy," so it was kind of inevitable.
>>920288
It was also essentially controlled by GN and Burlington for most of its existence. The BN merger was really just formalizing an alliance that had existed for decades prior.
SP on the remote Lone Pine branch, 1973.
>>928666
forgot pic
:^)
Seattle & North Coast, briefly took over some former Milwaukee Road lines in Washington state and ran from 1980-1984.
>>938013
>that locomotive
>that consist
>that caboose
This must be the canonical Life-Like train set.
>>952497
Local and branchline trains make the best modeling prototypes.
>>960289
>Implying the GTW doesn't still exist.
Love these crazy PC lashups. Rock Island in its last years also did a lot of this.
>>965528
don't know why they decided to get rid of the popes creek branch. that was pretty essential.
>>965952
Awesome!!
Here's a crazy B&O lashup.
>>966360
awwwwww shiiiiiit yeah
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