Model Railroading is all about pudding.
Putting this here....
Putting that there....
Same me, different spelling!
No, it's about Thanksgiving
Stuffing things here
Stuffing things there
I don't know. Sometimes when I bring a dead engine back to life it's like Halloween, as in it makes me feel like Doctor Frankenstein.
And if there's a rip-roarin' thunderstorm goin' on it adds to the effect!
And who says you can't eat pudding during a thunderstorm?
Hmmmmm, yessssss. Pudding a wire here, pudding a electrode there, and all while Fritz throws the switches. And then...
"IT'S ALIVE! IT'S ALIVE!"
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nxxSIX3fmmo
How can anybody RE lax?
Unless you UN laxed from a previous state of laxness?
pennytrains https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nxxSIX3fmmo
"Pardon me boy, is this the Transylvania station?"
And God bless Marty Feldman!
"Ja! Ja! Track 29!"
Saw this on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/groups/57786286915/permalink/10158398076036916/
Interesting, looks like HO. I wonder if the Facebook page is connected with Model Railroading magazine?
I could be snarky and say "HO=How Ordinary" but hey, we've got a big tent, there's room for everybody!
Pullmans are the basic black of model railroading.
They go with everything.
pennytrains Pullmans are the basic black of model railroading. They go with everything.
Agreed! I've got a set of MTH Pullman cars just for that reason. Can't find a set of passenger cars to go with that outlier locomotive? Hook some Pullmans up to it.
Adding REA cars to the consist is one way I lengthen the passenger train. I like long trains!
Pop out,
Pop in.
Would somebody please get the gateman a chair?
For me, Model Railroading is all about Piddling,
Piddling with this,
Piddling with that,
Piddling around here,
Piddling around over there,
Piddling fixing,
Piddling running,
Just Piddling with everything on the layout.
Joined 1-21-2011 TCA 13-68614
Kev, From The North Bluff Above Marseilles IL.
Can you run plain white reefers after labor day?
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