G Gauge winter layout at the Columbus Public Library
Bill T.
Trackside at my Union Station.
PW American Flyer Union Station
Head On Shot of MPC 8206, contrary to what has been said, they actually run well.
I had the opertunity to visit this great layout. It is 8' x 28' with 5 main lines, all running on conventional mode.
I am a person with a very active inner child. This is why my wife loves me so. Willoughby, Ohio - the home of the CP & E RR. OTTS Founder www.spankybird.shutterfly.com
Seayak - ...and I wonder sometimes about the cost of Dept 56...
Krapup - Nice station set-up.
Spanky - Like that cattle pen.
Thanks for sharing,folks.
It's been quite awhile since I posted over here, so here is a pic I just took of my AtlasO GP-35
I always liked the Halloween colors and script of the W&LE, good looking diesel.
Great photos folks. My only offering this week is a UP GP-38 getting ready to cross the lake. The bridge in the photo is only my second attempt at scratch building an item. I did not model a prototype, just used my simple imagination.
Joe
zwbob - That WLE scheme is really eye-catching. Sometimes I'll catch an engine coming through the Narrows in Cumberland, and periodically, WLE unit hopper trains show up in Sparrows Point.
Christmas is over, the tree is down, but the Wonderland Express takes to the rails in my household. Yes, you count only two tracks. This is a Bachmann Heavy Hauler G gauge train.
A beautiful 4-6-0, like you might encounter at the turn of the 20th Century. Obviously a made up railroad name, but it is a Christmas train after all.
And a great attention to details. Very nice train set.
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