Guess that pretty much confirms you’ve come over to the dark side. Rooster, does he still get a cookie?
that’s nothing. wait and see, what will happen if 
comes up!
or even $ $ $ …
I ain’t got time for this right now!
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Who gives a cluck!
Ducking and weaving, DDM
P.S. Sorry, too good to resist.
Clearly photoshopped, John. But That’s fine; mine were AI-generated.
All in a good cause, I say.
Guys;
It’s probably down in those 666+ posts somewhere, but lest we forget - the stout wooden post joining two logging disconnect trucks is also called a rooster!
Regards, David Meashey
Yep. It’s also the pole that connects link & pin cars to a loco with a different style or height of coupler (so I’ve been told).
It may also refer to the pole that a certain Grover figure dances on, not sure.
Cliff said: pole and has been reported to the moderator.
A few leetle issues with the track and mechanism, but otherwise a fairly accurate rendering by ChatGPT of Rooster at his day job. And yep, he only has six fingers.
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I would really like to see those Superliners up close, is there abuild log on them at all? Guess I will need to schedule a Penn. visit in the near future.
John,
Nobody wants to buy that handmade almost 15yr old crap. He would be better off buying the German made models. Although I do have and have had a Viewliner baggage for about 5yrs now. Only one in the large scale modeling world I believe.
The roof vents were made in a mold by someone other than me.
Thought you modeled by the 10’ rule like me? Nothing to see here so move along and buy the German made models.
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I’m guessing the hint is you used a tablesaw to whack up a lot of aluminum cars. Wow was it more than 2 for each car???