I didn't know you could do this. Quite interesting. I also find it interesting that the Thunderbeam is noted as "1972 vintage". The Thunderbeam didn't come around until the early/mid 1980s. Indeed, though sadly there are only two other sirens available for download that can do this. a Thu...

Not too sure if this has been done before but here go's nothing.

the game in use is Trainz railroad simulator 2012
and the siren can be found on the DLS (downLoad Station)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-1adhZIQM0

Shame such a nice building and siren had to come down

Could of been worse, There could of been a tornado and the sirens never sounded until after the storm had past. Like they did in Hackett Ar, last summer.

freebrickproductions wrote:

tbolthunter1994 wrote:
(siren parts?) DFD station 16.

That's an exhaust fan. We have three of those on one building here in Huntsville.

Thanks for clarifying that. Should i remove that picture?

It's quit amazing what you can find while on vacation. I found that out back in April when i was in the Dallas?fort Worth area for the Birthday of one of my relatives on my dads side of the family. And what started as a day out with my dad checking out a few of the museums in Dallas and Frisco, turn...

I just set up a Photobucket account, and it's kind of confusing

Thank you all for this information!

And i know this is off topic. But a few months back, i got a few pics of two of Dallas'es Thunderbolts. And i was wondering how one would post pictures on here?

In the short time I've been on this board, I've seen all there types of the Thunderbolt series sirens mounted on roofs, poles and even water towers. But what i want to know is out of these three mounting types, which one is the most common?

SirenMadness wrote:Creating a knockoff and giving it a knockoff name, talk about a double insult.

There Chines Sirens, what did you expect?