Everybody: ....It is time ot post this weeks photos. Let's have a lot of participation. Please show you model railroad photos.
Below CB&Q 200, an EMD GP7, is serving rural industries.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
Garry- another amazing scene on your layout.
I have been working on an Adiondack forest diorama for a history project.
I didn't have room for a loggin camp, so I included a small line shack and loggers cutting down trees.
An old Bachmann 4-4-0 sets the scene.
Me and my friend have made a lot of trees for the diorama.
Got a 4 ft shop light from Harbor Freight, really lights up the layout, though taking photos with it don't turn out to well.
Haven't done much on the railroad, CN #4114 leads a southbound freight through south Plattsburh, NY.
Keep the good stuff coming,
Harrison
Homeschooler living In upstate NY a.k.a Northern NY.
Modeling the D&H in 1978.
Route of the famous "Montreal Limited"
My YouTube
I just finished another structure for the right side grade on the Bootbay Railway Village layout. The Benoits clothing store was a well known busiess in Portland, ME into the 1950s. As with all buildings in this area, the back of the building is modeled; it assumes the street side is 'behind the backdriop'
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
A good start to WPF guys.
Nothing new on the BRVRR. Had to return an new SD70Ae because of a direct short somewhere inside.
Here is an oldie-but-goodie from the BRVRR website: Santa Fe freight and passenger trains meet at the west end of the BRVRR layout.
Keep the photos and ideas coming everyone. Thanks to you WPF is always the best thread of the week.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
Great start guys... I have been busy all morning, but I am finally able to show up for the best thread of the week!
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Garry: That grain elevator looks very good. That corner of your layout is beautiful.
Harrison: I spent a week exploring the Adirondacks about twenty-five years ago. It is a beautiful region.
George: Is that building made from Desing Preservation Models modular walls? Thos are real problem-solvers for lots of layout real estate.
Allan: Another grain elevator! Great looking ATSF locomotives too.
I finished this nice bright red boxcar this week. I am very happy with the end results.
I can't believe I broke a stirrup step installing the floor. What an amateur mistake. Embarrassing.
It looks like the STRATTON AND GILLETTE went through a Time-Warp for this freight car. It certainly is not appropriate for 1954!
Hey Chuckie... Tell us how it is done...
-Kevin
Living the dream.
SeeYou190George: Is that building made from Desing Preservation Models modular walls? Thos are real problem-solvers for lots of layout real estate.
Yes, I used 2 styles of window for a bit of a different look, and had to kitbash some pieces to get the building to fit the space
I have finally taken the time to properly measure and lay down some of the pavement markings for my recent expansion on my N scale layout. Still have much work to do, but when the details are added to this Main street, i think it will really start to look nice. Cheers!
20190221_184230 by John Collins, on Flickr
20190223_012721 by John Collins, on Flickr
Here's a project I currently working on for my steam era team track.
Larry
Conductor.
Summerset Ry.
"Stay Alert, Don't get hurt Safety First!"
Thanks for starting us off this weekend, Garry!
Great contributions, everyone —
The UPS man brought some goodies this week including this beat-up ex Pennsy, ex P-C Conrail GP9:
CR_GP9_7105_3-4 by Edmund, on Flickr
I'd like to say that's all my own custom fading and patch work but this is Athearn Genesis right out of the box!
CR_GP9_7105b by Edmund, on Flickr
Anybody that watched railroads in the Penn-Central era can certainly relate to this beat-up old workhorse.
While I had the camera out I took a peek in the roundhouse:
Roundhouse1_tone by Edmund, on Flickr
and through the window
Roundhouse_pane by Edmund, on Flickr
On to more great stuff, folks.
Regards, Ed
Ed,Great job on the roundhouse interior detailing!
Thank you, thank you, Brakie.
I really need to get more photos of it. Soon I hope
Cheers, Ed
Harrison, Kevin, and Ed .... Your comments about my post are appreociated.
Harrison ... The diorama looks very good.
Allan .... I like the Santa Fe meet.
Kevin ... Your S&G boxcar looks great.
IrishRR .... The pavement on your N Scale layout looks outstanding.
Larry .... Very nice loading dock for a team track.
Ed .... The Geep looks great. I'm sure you will enjoy it becasaue Genesis makes the best HO Geeps in my opinion. .. The roundhouse interior is fantastic.
Everybody.... Thanks for participating
GARRY, Thanks for the start and awesome rural scene. Love that Co-op elevator.
Harrison, Nice work. Might try the white balance adjustment if the pics didn't turn out quite how you expected?
George, Gritty industrial look. I like it!
Allan, The Santa Fe is aklways in style.
Kevin, A little modern for you, but good looking.
IrishRR, Welcome and fine looking effort!
Brakie, A great platform!
Ed, Those shots inside the roundhouse came out great!
I worked on my Sunset K-36's driver insulation problem by hooking it up briefly to several hundred amps from the Land Cruiser battery. With a crackle and a small puff of smoke, the problem was resolved. Then I caught a few shots of it hanging out with little #7.
This overhead shot really highlights the differences between these two locos.
480 also got a fresh set of wipers.
Mike Lehman
Urbana, IL
Garry, Thanks for opening the WPF with an interesting scene, says plains and grain to me. Your single story structure at the livestock yard looks familiar, is it a metal Campbell kit?
Thanks to all the contributors and regards, Peter
Good afternoon from party sunny and cold Northeast Ohio!
Great start to this weekend, Gary, Mike, Kevin, Alan, George and anybody I might have missed, some real inspiration going here.
Photobomb finally opened up so I could download pictures I took this week.
Built a 40' PS1 boxcar that will be painted and decaled for the Rock Island.
Also built a 4650CF ACF Covered Hopper for the N&W.
Started on a Plano/Athearn PS 2600CF Covered Hopper that will be done for the Katy before I tackle a number of these for the DT&I.
Athearn Genesis F7's will a coal drag photographed on the Strongsville Club layout.
Thanks for looking!
Rick Jesionowski
Rule 1: This is my railroad.
Rule 2: I make the rules.
Rule 3: Illuminating discussion of prototype history, equipment and operating practices is always welcome, but in the event of visitor-perceived anacronisms, detail descrepancies or operating errors, consult RULE 1!
Excellent work guys! Yea, and OK Ed, just where was that roundhouse you were standing in? I'm on to you, fess up!
Some spine cars, finaly done and waiting for trailers!
Keep the WPF comin'on!
Mike.
My You Tube
Mike L ... Thanks for commenting on my photo ... Great work on # 480.
Peter ... Thank you for your comment about my photo. The metal office building at the stock yard is one I made from an old Suydam kit. Instructions said to solder it together, but today's adhesives make the job much easier. ... I like your scene. In particluar, I noticed the industrial windows were open. Nice.
Rick ... Thanks for your remark about my photo as well as others. Your frieght car projects are coming along nicely. The Genesis F7's look great.
Mike SE WI ... Your spine cars look very nice.
dti406Athearn Genesis F7's will a coal drag photographed on the Strongsville Club layout.
I remember when the EF15, 9675, was assigned to the Geauga District, Rick —
PRR_EF-15 by Edmund, on Flickr
Genesis/Highliners are excellent models but I wish they would fix the cab floor height and depth from the windscreen. The engineer in the 9675 above is hitting his head on the cab ceiling!
PRR_EF-15_2_tone by Edmund, on Flickr
Fun Stuff! Ed
Thank you for the comment on my roads. I get stressed out when doing projects like laying pavement markings which tend to be more perminent. So I decided to finish lighting up my mining spurs for night operation. Here you can see the day and night photos of my N scale coal industry. I hope you enjoy. Cheers!
- John
DSCF0345 by John Collins, on Flickr
20180706_002028 by John Collins, on Flickr
As I was standing in a dry wash checking out an old wooden bridge, a mixed freight came rumbling by.....caught this centerbeam on it's way to pick up a load.
Terry
Inspired by Addiction
See more on my YouTube Channel
A couple more for the WPF, spine cars are loaded and ready, alongwith a few well cars tagging behind.
I need a different camera, I've had this for about 15 years.
The week end is still with us! More WPF please!