More shots from the Duke Energy Display
Have fun
Jim
Layouts starting to come together but still a long way to go.
If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
The white powdery stuff has been blowing around for a week or so, time for the snowplow to head to the Cascades.
Bill T.
Here's Some
Four very nice photo posts already this AM. Thanks for sharing guys.
Phish - Some of those scratch-built structures are over 50 years old. Got to marvel at that talent.
joetrains - Good looking benchwork there.
Great pics guys, thanks
RIP Chewy - best dog I ever had.
Sadly I have no trains set up to take photographs of (yet), but I wanted to contribute to the fun. Below is a snapshot I took this morning of the SEPTA R5 overpass at the Bryn Mawr station along the old PRR Main Line. I've passed by and under this 100's of times over the years, and it always gives me a chuckle:
PhillyDuke Sadly I have no trains set up to take photographs of (yet), but I wanted to contribute to the fun. Below is a snapshot I took this morning of the SEPTA R5 overpass at the Bryn Mawr station along the old PRR Main Line. I've passed by and under this 100's of times over the years, and it always gives me a chuckle:
alexweiihmanCool. I have never seen something like that.... it looks like it needs some new paint though!
This is true. Not sure if it's just worn off over the years or if the powers-that-be have been working on removing it, but I do recall it being much more prominent in years past.
Incidentally, where in SEPA are you? I'd love to get together with people in the area and see a few layouts.
Life's hard, even harder if your stupid John Wayne
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putting some umbrella's on the deck.
Noticed that grand daugther added a feature to Mel's . looks good there.
model in O. the Western NY and Ontario Railroad
wsdimenna putting some umbrella's on the deck. Noticed that grand daugther added a feature to Mel's . looks good there.
Reminds me of the "Chick-Fi-Let" commercials.
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Forgot to mention great pics all.
Great job guys.
Now here is the ones that certain folks have been wating for:
Every car that comes to the Roseyville Div. of NS gets its "load".
The Susie Q being loaded with grits.
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Nice pics GUYZ, here's some from the past.
Nice pics gang,
Laz, I see the Old Milwaukee truck is making a delivery.
Chief, Don't forget to add a little water to the grits before you ship those cars out. Makes them more filling.
88 - I took it upon myself to alert the Haz-Mat team. They are aware of the situation, and are on "stand-by".
We' ll go in with level "A" and SCBA, buddy up, one team in one on standby, contain the hot zone, get the decon corridor set up, decon level B, no one goes on air till cleared with the safety officer and IC says go.
Here is my contribution for this week.
Crowley's Red Rocket Express
Overall shot
Guarding the Christmas Layout
The latest release from the LCCA, the BNSF Icicle Reefer
Probe - I enjoyed that overall shot.
Seayak - Actually saw a string of those reefers near Rockville Bridge a couple seasons ago. They really are cool.
Great photos guys. Thanks!
Give me steam locomotives or give me DEATH!
Berkshire Junction, bringing fourth the cry of the Iron Horse since 1900.
Sturgeon, I love that old outside 3rd rail track! It's great seeing someone still using it. It's also neat seeing more modern equipment converted such as that brass creation with a Thomas body on it. The real question that I have is, if OTR was easy to do (which it wasn't), would more do it today?
Nice pics everyone!
Fred
Pictures of the real deal, Lionel left off the grafitti
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