gmpullmanMore passenger trains, please.
Here is one I saw at the Kentucky Trainpark railroad museum:
-Photograph by Kevin Parson
Show me another passenger train please.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
SeeYou190Show me another passenger train please.
A charter train of private cars is passing another Amtrak train:
IMG_6770 by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show two trains passing.
John-NYBWMore multi-train scenes.
A GG1 has an evening 'clocker' in tow as the Broadway passes and some MP54s negotiate the high-line:
GG1 Clocker by Edmund, on Flickr
More scenes with two or more trains, please.
gmpullmanMore scenes with two or more trains, please.
Two trains in this scene at the California State Railroad Museum in Sacramento.
More multi-train scenes please.
Kevin. Multi-train scene
Trains at Leeds Sovereign Street Station.
IMG_5106 by David Harrison, on Flickr
Another multi-train scene please
David
To the world you are someone. To someone you are the world
I cannot afford the luxury of a negative thought
NorthBrit Another multi-train scene please David
John-NYBWStill more multi-train scenes.
Here are two trains on a curve. This scene was photographed on the Pasco County Scale Engineer's HO scale modular train show display layout.
Please show me another scene with two or more trains.
SeeYou190Please show me another scene with two or more trains.
A menagerie of motors:
PRR_under-wire_2k by Edmund, on Flickr
More multi-train scenes, please.
gmpullmanMore multi-train scenes, please.
The beginning of one, and the end of another:
Show me another picture with a locomotive and a caboose.
SeeYou190Show me another picture with a locomotive and a caboose.
Just passing by:
PA_NYC-old-cab-pass by Edmund, on Flickr
More caboose/loco scenes, please.
Night pass by JaBearz, on Flickr
Whatever, please.
"One difference between pessimists and optimists is that while pessimists are more often right, optimists have far more fun."
Show me another black and white scene. Regards, Peter
HO-VeloShow me another black and white scene.
A Pennsy ND bobber cabin:
PRR_ND-tone by Edmund, on Flickr
More monochrome vistas, please.
Love that Caboose my Friend.
This will do!
More black and white of the Bear's Whatever please
TF
Let's keep the B&W going!
Phil
pt714Let's keep the B&W going!
A 1930s mixed train approaches the Southport depot at Boothbay Railway Village
Show me a colorful scene
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
Holy cow, 3 days! Show me some rocks. Regards, Peter
Rocks by Bear, on Flickr
JaBearMore rocks or rocky cliffs. or just cliffs, please.
A little bit of a rock cut here:
NYC_M-10_tone2 by Edmund, on Flickr
More scenes with rock ledges, escarpments or geologic faults, please.
gmpullmanMore scenes with rock ledges, escarpments or geologic faults, please.
Rock ledge:
More rocks please.
SeeYou190More rocks please.
Rather sturdy-looking rocks support this passing cabin car:
PRR_cabin-NDa by Edmund, on Flickr
Another wood caboose, please.
gmpullmanAnother wood caboose, please.
Gorre And Daphetid number 9:
SeeYou190Another wood caboose, please
IN the 1960s, MEC shops converted a few old boxcars into cabooses. They had plywood sides. I kitbashed one fron an Athearn BB boxcar
Show me something else kitbashed
GERN 5634 by Bear, on Flickr
More kitbashes, please.
I constructed this boxcar by fabricating new sides from styrene for a plastic kit. I was working from memory about an article in an old magazine, so I don't know how true it was to the example.
Show me another kitbash please.
SeeYou190 -Photograph by Kevin Parson Show me another kitbash please. -Kevin
Track fiddlerMore Kitbashes please.
Most background 'flats' are just that — flat. I made this auxiliary compressor building 'on the bias' to fit a triangular area:
Compressor House by Edmund, on Flickr
Compressor house details by Edmund, on Flickr
I ran a pipe corridor to the building:
IMG_5848_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Here it is at night, looming in the background, which is its intended purpose
EL_3638a by Edmund, on Flickr
More bashes or scratches, please.
Bashed up DTD's Horowitz Garment Co. to fit a triangular spot on the layout. Roof top sign modeled from one of my old haunts, Rodeo, Ca.
More bashes and scratches. Regards, Peter
gmpullman
Imagination becoming visually concrete doesn't get any better than that
Four bridges were cut up to build this one. Come to think of it, there may have been a fifth
And where did this sudden urge to go fishing come from?
More bashes and scratches please.