1. http://blogmodart.rebelmobile.de/blog/modartnews/tcp_general_Page_2.jpg
I like how this car's wheels are spaced far apart. I feel like it will give the car much more
balance while on the tracks.
http://condrenrails.com/Frisco/SLSFOkCityMay1948-3.jpg
I like how the top and front and back of this car are rounded to provide a much more
aerodynamic voyage.

2. http://www.gatewaynmra.org/models/2008contest/2008-404-3.jpg
I like how this car has awnings over either side for covered car transferring in poor
weather conditions.
http://www.scripophily.com/webcart/vigs/militarypostvig.jpg
I like how this car has what look to be guardrails in both alcoves to prevent anything or
anyone from falling out or off.

3. http://www.pictureninja.com/pages/mexico/mexico-city-train.jpg
I like how these trains are spaced very close together to improve the conditions of
transferring cars.
http://s3.amazonaws.com/preview.canstockphoto.com/canstock1373333.png

4. I like these types of wheels for a train because I really don’t understand the purpose of
having spokes, especially on a train that has to support a lot more weight than a car or
bike does.
http://www.cgwrr.com/rostershots/UP9004.jpg
I like this train car because it has an area between the wheels that dips down towards the
ground. I think this is mainly a power-producing area, but I also think it could be used to
provide sort of a center of balance.

5. http://edwardkhoo.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/caboose.jpg
I like the little lookout on the top of this car. I feel like it gives the caboose a little more
perspective as to where it is.

6. http://www.umgenisteamrailway.co.za/Pics_Andy%20Anderson/IMGP0863a%20(long%
20diesel%20train%20-%20Sunday%2030th%20December%202007).jpg
I like that this train is able to pull a lot of other cars while still moving forward, meaning
it could travel long distances with a lot of weight.

7. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ea/Ir4.jpg
I like how this car has what looks like a round bumper around it to reduce the damage if
it were to crash. I definitely will try to include some type of bumper.

8. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/25/YadVashem_Train_Car.JPG
I like how this car’s wheels are spaced out enough and only have two wheels at each end.
I think this will give the car more movement when turning corners.

9. http://www.old-picture.com/american-legacy/001/pictures/Railroad-Car.jpg
I like how this car has a middle section of the overhead part rises up. I feel like this will
make the car more efficient when using its power resource.

10. http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2765/4098092934_df5a4167ed.jpg
I like how this car has the wheels on axes to provide for more sufficient and precise
turning.

11. http://cache4.asset-cache.net/xc/JE4548-
001.jpg?v=1&c=IWSAsset&k=2&d=2AC75F6FAA20674C145D2946C51237890E8D50
2894744D0F49207362A3F24453
Although rockets on a train would be illogical, I think adding them would provide a much
faster form of travel than the regular steam engine.

12. http://www.model-railroad-news.com/wp-content/uploads/Marklin-Kittel-DT8-Steam-
Powered-Rail-Car.jpg
I like how this car is rather small when compared with other cars. I feel as if this will
make the entire train lighter and will be able to travel a little faster than if it was heavier.