The Corvette in the bottom right corner is orange.
Show me an urban scene.
Bob
Photobucket Albums:NPBL - 2008 The BeginningNPBL - 2009 Phase INPBL - 2010 Downtown
Think time's up on the branch line, show me something orange.
Samuel A. Kelly
I can draw pictures with my keyboard!
-------- ( It's a worm)
The County Park often has people, and this time some are playing volleyball.
Please show activity along a branch line.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
A young Couple enjoy some time together on the dock in the local Ice Pond at Hopewell. Nice quiet summer day so no ripples on the pond can be seen.
Show me another local gathering place.
Ray Seneca Lake, Ontario, and Western R.R. (S.L.O.&W.) in HO
We'll get there sooner or later!
Time is up on the FEC cars!
Show me something smooth.
Jarrell
HA! I was wondering the same thing when Jarrell asked to show us something that would make the rest of us jealous!
You don't really want to know, do you?????????
Flip .
Show me some FEC cars.
At least you didn't take it the wrong way! I was wondering what someone would come up with!
Sorry, I couldn't pass this one up! 'Cauze I got to Mr.!!!!'I will honor the last request.This is getting Dirtier on each successive layer, almost ready for airbrushing grime now.
In honor; Please Show Me Something Dirty...
A brown car.
Show me something dirty.
Setting out some black Rio Grande cattle cars.
Show me something brown.
Tom
Tom View my layout photos! http://s299.photobucket.com/albums/mm310/TWhite-014/Rio%20Grande%20Yuba%20River%20Sub One can NEVER have too many Articulateds!
Me thinks the time is up on the 44 tonner.
Show me something black.
Belfast and Moosehead Lake RR #52 GE 70 Tonner. Spectrum undecorated model that I painted and detailed.
These locos are still running at the Brooks Perservation Society, near Belfast, MEhttp://www.brookspreservation.org/index.htm
Show me a GE 44 tonner
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
Funits, scale vs Prototype
Please Show Me Some Green!!! (Drought is brown)!
E-units ....
Please show one or more F-units.
Sorry, got in late to this thread, so this is for Corey: The first loco is an old Pacific Fast Mail ATSF 2-10-2 'junker' I kit-bashed into a reasonable facsimile of a Rio Grande F-81 2-10-2. The second loco is a stock 4-8-2.
Okay, back to E-units.
Matchbox cars!
show me ....a E-unit
Kid's log cabin toy made of kid-safe soft vinyl found at a garage sale for 10 cents. Was approximately HO scale proportion, changed to N scale with different windows, cut down etc.
Show me something you made for model railroad from something not intended for model railroad.
Stripped out hole in the driver. I elected to replace the whole chassis for $12 from ebay.
Show me an old junker you fixed up. Could be a building, loco, rolling stock, etc.
Well Sam, I don't have any double stacks on RR cars as they didn't exist back in 1925. I do have a couple stacks in this photo, but one of them broke and had to be replaced with the other one........ besides time was up a long time ago!
Show me something you broke and had to replace.
A set of spines rolling by.
Show me Double stacks!
And then there's the layout!
Show me some piggy back cards rolling down the rails.
I hate Rust
G Paine Jarrell - I just thought of something, is Showme a year old now??
Jarrell - I just thought of something, is Showme a year old now??
Well, I'll be darned! I figured it would go a couple of months at best...
Ok, the last request was Show me something that would make most of us jealous!
I just looked and technically "Show Me Something" was a year old on June 29. Sure doesn't seem that long!
The timbers beneath the rails are not the only ties that bind on the railroad. --Robert S. McGonigal
Something electric:
This is one of the first photos of my layout I had ever taken. (2009) It shows, too, with the crappy focus
Show me something that would make most of us jealous!
Hello here is a NYC s-1 electric loco
show me more electric locos
Time is up on the coal mine scene not shown before.
It's anybodies game!
These are some of teh narrow gage locomomotives and rolling stock at teh Boothaby Railway Village layout - maybe we will have the narrow gage running by next year. They are getting tired fo sitting behind glass whlle the standard gage ones are having fun running.
Show me a coaling scene that has not been shown before