Frank53 Finished the final building tonight - layout finished:
Finished the final building tonight - layout finished:
I can not believe you are going to stop producing your beautiful stuff!. Hoping that you don't.
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WRCONSTRUCTION - Those are the ones Lionel released recently.
8N is that the williams or the lionel set? I bought the williams a while back, but havent ran it yet. they are nice loco's
Ryan
This is a shot of my new black bonnet A-B-A set. I grew up with the 200 series Alcos. Compared to them, this thing is great!
This is also my first attempt with my Cannon T3. I've still got to play some more with lighting and camera settings.
Buckeye Riveter
Chuck
Celebrating 18 years on the CTT Forum.
Buckeye Riveter......... OTTS Charter Member, a Roseyville Raider and a member of the CTT Forum since 2004..
Jelloway Creek, OH - ELV 1,100 - Home of the Baltimore, Ohio & Wabash RR
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Buckeye... There is something missing from that photo of Roger's Corners silo.
Chief, I noticed you did not comment on the Buckeyes held by LAZ and John. Would it be that you expect me to bring you more the next time I raid Roseyville??
Good photos today, except my computer crashed again when I pasted that photo of the Chief.
Beautiful job Frank. Could you possibly post your track diagram at some point? I have loved seeing the progress you've made on the layout over the years.
Lets see if I can get this to work:
Short video I did this morning:
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Buckeye Riveter Oldies but goodies today. Mainline NS across northern Ohio. Which are Chief's locomotives. One of the junk locomotives on the CSX shortline. The Chief visits the Baltimore, Ohio and Wabash Railroad which builds and imporves the character of Buckeye and his layout. The famous Rogers Corners silo, home of the Baltimore, Ohio and Wabash RR where there is a photo of the Chief handing the Buckeye a bag of GRITS. The famous Rogers Corners passenger station which normally shows the Buckeye passed out on the bench from too much moonshine.
Oldies but goodies today.
Mainline NS across northern Ohio. Which are Chief's locomotives.
One of the junk locomotives on the CSX shortline.
The Chief visits the Baltimore, Ohio and Wabash Railroad which builds and imporves the character of Buckeye and his layout.
The famous Rogers Corners silo, home of the Baltimore, Ohio and Wabash RR where there is a photo of the Chief handing the Buckeye a bag of GRITS.
The famous Rogers Corners passenger station which normally shows the Buckeye passed out on the bench from too much moonshine.
Later
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Kev,
Lionel makes them. They are conventional, but have a working horn and opening doors.
Right now, the big online train retailers have them for only $99.
Joe
Mainline NS across northern Ohio.
One of the Chief's locomotives.
Riding the observation car to and from the Grand Canyon. Jack and Ginger were on board to keep me warm.
Riding the cab in Nappa Valley heading south.
The Chief visits the Baltimore, Ohio and Wabash Railroad and tries to abscond with several items but is thwarted by an ever vigilant Buckeye.
Why Buckeye is welcomed in Pennsylvania
The famous Rogers Corners silo, home of the Baltimore, Ohio and Wabash RR
The famous Rogers Corners passenger station
The black horned Amtrak.
Demay Here are three photos of my last Christmas present to arrive. I'm a big fan of Christmas-themed trains and these are fun. I used my Blackberry to take the photo so I apologize for the mediocre photo quality.
Here are three photos of my last Christmas present to arrive. I'm a big fan of Christmas-themed trains and these are fun. I used my Blackberry to take the photo so I apologize for the mediocre photo quality.
Joe who makes those Candy Cane cars? They are neat!
Joined 1-21-2011 TCA 13-68614
Kev, From The North Bluff Above Marseilles IL.
My latest MPC find, the N & W GP-9 in Bicentennial livery.
I picked up the whole set, and it needs some TLC, but after a quick cleaning the engine started up
with the hum that only a conventional e-unit provides.
Ken
Here are some pic of one of our OTTS members Standard Gauge Layout
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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
Oh frank your layout is so awesome but is a layout really ever done . There is always change..
Here is a car that I just picked up it has a lot of detail and the roof comes off and shows the milk bins inside the truck.
Kev - That's a neat way to use Walter.
Frank - Congratulations on finishing such a magnificent layout. And thanks for sharing all the great photos.
Early start,
RMT’s Walter is driving the crew out to the job site with the Lionel 18405 Burro Crane to start their day.
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