Empire Belt GP30s

Empire Belt GP30s
The EBRR GP30s round a curve on the Empire City Belt Line.

Sunday, June 30, 2024

Penn Central Car Movements #106 Part 3 / Conclusion of Operations

 Greetings All,

Welcome Back to Penn Central Car Movements #106!!!

PCCM 106 a one weekend three layout virtual op with my layout interchanging freight traffic with Sir Neal's Atlantic Pacific RR and PC Ralph's Kings Port Division concludes today with the arrival of a steel products train from Kings Port Steel and the interchange of this train with the Long Island RR. 

The action starts today in Empire City with the EBRR trainmen watching Extra 4348 from Selkirk come thru town on its way to Terminal Yard.
Extra 4348 East from Selkirk heads to Terminal Yard.
Extra 4348 rolls into Terminal Yard.
FP7s 4348 and 4369 join their brethren in the engine terminal.
The Extra 4348 freight consist has been inspected and the engines are coupled on for movement to North Side yard as Train EC-1 but the guy's attention is drawn to the right.
Here's what has drawn their attention!
Back to the PCCM action PC Train EC-1 is on the move thru Bedford.
Train EC-1 arrives in North Side Yard.
Let's enjoy a close up of this good looking steel products train from Kings Port Steel as it arrives in North Side Yard.
Alco Joe and Conductor Murray check in with the EBRR guys.
Alco Joe and conductor Murray head back to Terminal Yard caboose lite as Train EC-2.
A little while later Long Island RR Train MA-3 from Fresh Pond Yard to North Side Yard rolls into Bedford, NY.
LIRR Train MA-3 heads to Empire City via the Bedford Secondary
Train MA-3 arrives in North Side Yard.
LIRR engineer Jimmy Alco checks in with the Empire Belt gang from the cab of his Alco C420 as he moves to couple up to the Kings Port Steel products train.
LIRR Train MA-4 is ready to depart North Side Yard with a long train of Kings Port Steel!!
LIRR Train MA-4 departs North Side Yard.
The MA-4 rolls thru Bedford.
Train MA-4 heads to Fresh Pond Yard.
Put it in the books!!!
This concludes the PCCM 106 operations on the NYCTL. Be sure to catch all the action on Sir Neal's Atlantic Pacific RR and PC Ralph's Kings Port Division.

Thanks for reading and watching!!!
See you soon!!!

4 comments:

  1. To: Terminal Yard/ North Side Yard/ Rock Ridge Yrd
    From: West Mill

    Acknowledge arrival of Extra 4348 at Terminal Yard
    Acknowledge arrival of AMTRAK train with SDP40F #503 at the head
    Acknowledge dispatch of EC-1 to North Side
    Acknowledge EC-1 meeting mixed manifest train
    Acknowledge LI$$ MA-3 meeting TV-114
    Acknowledge LIRR MA-3 arriving North Side
    Acknowledge turnaround dispatch of LIRR MA-4 North Side to Fresh Pond
    Acknowledge LIRR MA-4 meeting RDC

    West Mill out.

    Great work all around with the TOFC/COFC traffic in the new op between Terminal Yard and Rock Ridge Yard while also managing the extensive steel traffic from KP Steel. The LIRR connection has really increased the number of deliveries from the mill in Kings Port! Shout outs for the F7A quartet on the mixed manifest train and the debut of AMTRAK SDP40F # 5603!




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  2. To: Terminal Yard / North Side Yard
    To: West Mill / Kings Port

    Acknowledgement – PC Extra 4348 East Selkirk to Terminal Yard
    Acknowledgement – Amtrak #503 Passenger Train leads an Intercity train
    Acknowledgement – Train EC-1 departs Terminal Yard for North Side Yard
    Acknowledgement – Selkirk to Terminal Yard manifest train with 4 F7’s thru Bedford
    Acknowledgement – Train EC-1 arrives North Side Yard
    Acknowledgement – Train EC-2 returns to Terminal Yard from North Side Yard caboose lite
    Acknowledgement – LIRR train MA-3 arrives North Side Yard from Fresh Pond Yard
    Acknowledgement – Train TV-114 from Selkirk heads to Terminal Yard
    Acknowledgement – Train MA-4 departs North Side Yard for Fresh Pond Yard
    Acknowledgement – Beeliner RDC Train heads thru Bedford

    Rock Ridge Yard out!

    It’s a wrap! This was a great series with KP Steel as the center of attention along with the Reynolds Intermodal Terminal. The bulk head flat cars with their loads looked great. Nice touch at the end with another TV train heading thru Bedford.

    Great job Sir John!!

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