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Posted by Express Rider on Sun Feb 2 22:16:15 2020, in response to Re: Guess the Location??...Not so easy!:), posted by JOE @ NYCMTS - NYCTMG on Sun Feb 2 16:07:46 2020. Hello Joe,I'm only seeing this post of yours right now (Sunday evening) after having read that you mixed up folks and meant to send this content to Elkeeper. It's all OK. :) Even if I had seen this post prior to seeing the post about the mixup, I would have understood that maybe/ probably this was meant for another poster here. And many thank you's for taking the time to assemble the track diagram with colors (!!) of QBP! I have seen other track diagrams of QBP, (mentioned this in my other post), but I'll always find something of interest and detail to examine, whenever someone composes their own track diagram of this area. I like the track diagrams which superimpose the upper and lower levels, rather than two diagrams, one for upper and one for lower, with A's or B's at the end of each diagram, that you have to "eyeball" to put together yourself - unless of course you photo copy them (yes, I'm still old school, no photoshop --- yet anyhow) and tape them together. Of course, the best would be getting that old time machine into reality and journeying back, once prior to 1940, and a second time, during the mid to late forties. Roger Arcara's assembly of films in his 2nd ave el tape, has a few brief views of the former full QPB. There's once scene where its a RFW view outbound, and for a second you can see a train of Q's entering one of the lower level trackways. Best, Express Rider |
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