Sunday Photo Fun 1-29-06

[spankybird]

For those who are new to the forum, clicking on the pics will enlarge them.

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Photo Posting

Lets have some fun [:D] [:)] [8D] [:p]
Tom

[Buckeye Riveter]

Photos from Roger’s Corners, Ohio
Elevation 936 Feet


The Baltimore, Ohio and Wabash Railroad Photo Album

[tmcc man]

Here are some from my railfan trip yesterday.

The steamer that is being restored, along with the tender.




The cab off of another steamer in the service shed.


The overall view of the small work train.


The cab shots. The first one is the battery, and starter board.



This photo has the enginners view, as well as the controls.


The GP30


The small work train.


The CSX C40-7


Buckeye

What Chessie engine is in the first shot? Looks like a GP30 from the rear. Is it a LIONEL?

[Anonymous]

[Blueberryhill RR]

Spankybird and Buckeye... Great pictures of your trains. I always
enjoy Sunday mornings.
Chuck
Houdy too.

[pbjwilson]

My countertop / shelf layout -

[Anonymous]

Awesome photos guys! It may be awhile before I will have any type of photo to post, since Im just getting back into my train hobby again. I'm nowhere near where ya'll guys are. :-) I dont have a single piece of scenery, not to mention any type of layout yet.

[thor]

I liked the brakeman on that C&O hopper, that was a nice touch, one of many. These photos are my Sunday morning treat!

[msacco]

My first photo here. Layout is in progress with track laid and temporary wiring in place.
My new RailKing UP Aerotrain. Fast becoming one of my favorite engines.
Mike S.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

http://images.snapfish.com/345%3B78576%7Ffp337%3Enu%3D3249%3E932%3E2%3B5%

[zwbob]

[ED WHITFORD]

Here are some photos covering a rang of my favorite things.
Well may be for some reason I am having a brain cramp & don't remember how to load photos on the sight.
could i get some help.

[darianj]

Great photos everyone...I always enjoy looking at them on Sunday. I especially like the night scenes Paul.

[Buckeye Riveter]

QUOTE: Originally posted by ED WHITFORD

Here are some photos covering a rang of my favorite things.
Well may be for some reason I am having a brain cramp & don't remember how to load photos on the sight.
could i get some help.

Complete instruction are found at: http://www.cuppleshobby.com/photoposting_instruct/

[ED WHITFORD]

Ok lets see if this works[:I][:I]http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b6df08b3127cce96a72aa9797600000016108AbMXDhw4cuY
http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b6df08b3127cce96a72971b80700000016108AbMXDhw4cuY
http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b6df08b3127cce96a720ae797400000016108AbMXDhw4cuY
http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b6df08b3127cce96a720aff84500000016108AbMXDhw4cuY
http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b6df08b3127cce96a7214e390c00000016108AbMXDhw4cuY
http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b6df08b3127cce96a7240df8e500000016108AbMXDhw4cuY
http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b6df08b3127cce96a7240df8e500000016108AbMXDhw4cuY
Well i hope these went thru this time.
The first is of one of our Kalamazoo toy train works trains.
The others are of the 1225 AKA the polar exspress in the winter, a few of our trains on out tenp layout & of our 1950 Allis Wd.
The little boy is our son, Zack.
Trying to find a good photo of my better half, seems that all of the photos we have she is not in many, going to have to get her on the other end of the camera.
YE-HAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![:)][:D][:I] IT WORKS!
Should let you know what some of the trains are that are in the photos.
MTH scale big boy, railking dryfuss & UP Challenger, American flyer 283, Polar exspress, Lionel 726 berk & 390E standard gauge.
http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b6df08b3127cce96a73d34397800000016108AbMXDhw4cuY
50 Allis

[Buckeye Riveter]

QUOTE: Originally posted by ED WHITFORD

Ok lets see if this works[:I][:I]







i hope these went thru this time.
The first is of one of our Kalamazoo toy train works trains.
The others are of the 1225 AKA the polar exspress in the winter, a few of our trains on out tenp layout & of our 1950 Allis Wd.
The little boy is our son, Zack.
Trying to find a good photo of my better half, seems that all of the photos we have she is not in many, going to have to get her on the other end of the camera.
YE-HAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![:)][:D][:I] IT WORKS!
Should let you know what some of the trains are that are in the photos.
MTH scale big boy, railking dryfuss & UP Challenger, American flyer 283, Polar exspress, Lionel 726 berk & 390E standard gauge.

50 Allis

Works now.

[Frank53]

Progresss on teh never ending trestle bridge project:

[waltrapp]

The talented Streisand wrote these words in honor of us Christmas layout guys I think [:D]
"Mem'ries
Like the corners of my mind
Misty water-colored memories
Of the way (the trains) were.." [:D][:(]







- walt

[pbjwilson]

Had to add this shot, one of the better pics I've taken

[ED WHITFORD]

[bow][wow]Hay Buckeye Riveter, how did you get my photos to come up like that?
Thank you, Thank you.
Ed Whitford

[Buckeye Riveter]

QUOTE: Originally posted by ED WHITFORD

[bow][wow]Hay Buckeye Riveter, how did you get my photos to come up like that?
Thank you, Thank you.
Ed Whitford

Ed, you are more than welcom. You had about 90% of it done. [:D]

The next step was to put the img coding at the start and the end of the photo link, so that the program that runs this forum knew it was a photo and not text. Look at the menu at the top of reply to topic, (not the quick reply) and you will find on the fourth line down FORMAT: The 11th icon over is the img (insert image) code's icon. Highlight your http photo code with your mouse, and then click on the 11th icon and it will put the code at the beginning and the end of your http photo code.

See that icon that has the HR in the box, it makes the following line.

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[csxt30]

Great photos again guys !!
Look at this, I can't understand how my new caboose got behind the Chiefs' car !!

[tmcc man]

John, that caboose is now cursed. You must put it behind a Yankee car to cure it!!!!!

[laz 57]

Heres my new MTH Triplex, notice the last picture someone at MTH forgot to put in the plunger and main rod on the right side of tender.
I emailed them no responce going to have to get on the horn.
Other then that a real good engine fun to watch.






laz57

[wrmcclellan]

LAZ - Its a good thing that you have FIVE other cylinders pumping that beast!

Related to my other post on striaghtening an axle on a Modern Era Tx Special Staton Sounds Diner car, here is my PW Texas Special A/B F3 set.

HEY - is that the new SPONGEBOB operating brakeman car in the rear??? Still waiting on the SPONGEBOB aquarium car!!!



Regards,
Roy

[Anonymous]

Good Afternoon all, Got a late start today.

Here's the Railking Cab Forward all finished.





Ripped out Proto1 and installed TMCC and Railsounds. What a job. First steamer I converted and is a little more difficult than diesels,with the tethers.

I think these pics were taken before I started. I also installed LED's in the front and rear. Cab lighting and Engineer figure. Hope yall enjoy. Tim

[1688torpedo]

Hello Everyone! Like I've said before there is lots of talent here on this forum. Laz- You may have to turn JaneDog loose on MTH so that they can get the siderod to you for your Triplex Tender.[;)][:P] John- Look out! If you develop a sudden urge for Grits its on account of when your Caboose was behind the Chief's Boxcar![;)] Tmcc is right. Put it behind a Yankee Boxcar![;)][:)] And that will cure it. Take Care.

[pbjwilson]

Tim - Nice job on the cab forward

Still an hour left in the day, Sunday Photo Fun must live on -

[FJ and G]

Man, this is one of the best Sunday photo fun's ever! The pictures on these 2 pages are unbelievable!!!! Good work guys; esp. Pigseye on the rebuild.

Beer break for track gang; bone for the hound

The weather Saturday was nice enough to lay track. After a sweaty day, tested the track with a Budweiser beer car, as the track gang was thirsty.





To hold the quarter-minus ballast together, I sprayed some diluted concrete adhesive onto the ballast (first wiping the rails with WD-40). Learned the trick from a fellow O scale garden RRer in Nevada who has a 100 pound dog.



BB the beagle tested the track out by running on it and it held together pretty good.







For all of her hard track testing work, BB the beagle demanded and received a small steak bone.