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I have for you a little Young rabbit kneeling near a set of railroad crossing flashers, which were used on a crossing, but now they're the bunny's! They wee a gift to him from a railroad no longer using those lights and his parents got them for him!

This little rabbit is a railfan, he likes trains and he likes railroad crossings and just about anything railroad-related. No he doesn't have autism or any other mental-disability, he's not Carl Gould!, but he is none-the-less a railfan! Not all railfans are autistic or have Asperger's or anything like that, and not all autistic people or people with Asperger' s like trains or train-related things, so I've read and so I've been told by people with autism (and I kind of knew that!)

I was inspired by this picture made by www.deviantart.com/artrock15/a…, only there is no rabbit or railroad crossing, it's a Hyena ith to traffic signal heads and it's outdoors whereas this in indoors, inside the rabbit's house! Hyenas aren't my kind of animals, I don't really like them, and I'm not a into traffic signal as Artrock and others are. I mean I like traffic signals but not as much as I like railroad crossing signals!

The rabbit was just going to be circle-headed but I decided to make him look a little more like a rabbit, using some of these images on Google Images www.google.com/search?safe=act… And he's wearing a shirt and pants but no socks or shoes, I decided to leave him bare-footed, something I don't often draw, bare feet!

The lights are supposed to be 8" incandescent lights, although now I'm debating if they should be 8" or 12"x24" and L.E.D. even.

I didn't give this rabbit a name but that's not important, just wanted to make and show a picture of a rabbit with a set of railroad crossing lights. Maybe when he grows up and if he still has those, he'll get a mast and mount them up on it, he might even get a crossbuck and a bell that way his signal will be complete!

I hope you like it and permission granted to use but please credit me for it.

Drawing (c) Yours Truly

Description
I have for you a little Young rabbit kneeling near a set of railroad crossing flashers, which were used on a crossing, but now they're the bunny's! They wee a gift to him from a railroad no longer using those lights and his parents got them for him!

This little rabbit is a railfan, he likes trains and he likes railroad crossings and just about anything railroad-related. No he doesn't have autism or any other mental-disability, he's not Carl Gould!, but he is none-the-less a railfan! Not all railfans are autistic or have Asperger's or anything like that, and not all autistic people or people with Asperger' s like trains or train-related things, so I've read and so I've been told by people with autism (and I kind of knew that!)

I was inspired by this picture made by www.deviantart.com/artrock15/a…, only there is no rabbit or railroad crossing, it's a Hyena ith to traffic signal heads and it's outdoors whereas this in indoors, inside the rabbit's house! Hyenas aren't my kind of animals, I don't really like them, and I'm not a into traffic signal as Artrock and others are. I mean I like traffic signals but not as much as I like railroad crossing signals!

The rabbit was just going to be circle-headed but I decided to make him look a little more like a rabbit, using some of these images on Google Images www.google.com/search?safe=act… And he's wearing a shirt and pants but no socks or shoes, I decided to leave him bare-footed, something I don't often draw, bare feet!

The lights are supposed to be 8" incandescent lights, although now I'm debating if they should be 8" or 12"x24" and L.E.D. even.

I didn't give this rabbit a name but that's not important, just wanted to make and show a picture of a rabbit with a set of railroad crossing lights. Maybe when he grows up and if he still has those, he'll get a mast and mount them up on it, he might even get a crossbuck and a bell that way his signal will be complete!

I hope you like it and permission granted to use but please credit me for it.

Drawing (c) Yours Truly