June Showme is closed; find July here:
http://cs.trains.com/mrr/f/88/t/230770.aspx
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
Here's an Alco C420 lettered for myHome town Long Island Railroad. It's number is 203. Let's keep this theme going. Something with the number three that hasn't been seen yet.
Modeling the Pennsylvania Railroad in N Scale.
www.prr-nscale.blogspot.com
It's been a while since the last request so..
Show me something with the number two on it, something that hasn't been shown before.
Heres my contribution.
Canadian National is about as far north west as you can get Or I could have used the Great Northern.This loco was a basket case. The corner of the cab was missing and the tender frame was broken in two pieces. It was also an oil burner and painted green.. I haven't found the CN flag decal yet.
Can we do south western theme?
Have fun
Lee
If the picture is squeezed side ways, click on it and it shows correctly.
Looks like nothing from the Southeast, so here are a couple of trains from the Southwest:
As might have been seen in southern Utah, circa 1907 (in my alternate version of history).
How about a train from the Northwest?
G Paine Show me a train from Northeast USA, any era
Show me a train from Northeast USA, any era
Here's pretty northeastern!
Show me a southeastern train!
Karl
NCE über alles!
Grampys Trains My favorite scene is Hammer Creek. Let,s keep the favorite scene going.
My favorite scene is Hammer Creek.
Let,s keep the favorite scene going.
"Grampys Trains"
That is phenomenal work; incredible detail.
How do you get the grass and trees to such a fine texture?
Much green scenery I've seen is clumpy and unrealistic.
Also how do you detail and weather your rocks and stone?
A lighting comparison of a HW coach with incandescent (LED) lights and a LW coach with fluroescent (LED) lighting. Miniatronics lighting kits.
Things that light up.
I'm good for that.
Long live the J!
Hey Guys
This is the best I can do at the moment.
They do light up. I have to read the manual for my camera.
Good day
This is my "Horse Farm"
The "Engine House"
All lit up!
Show me something else that lights up!
A weathered autorack
Show me something that lights up!
I weathered GP-38 MEC 263 was weathered from a photo I bought at a train show, and is a fairly good match to the grimey, mud-sprat splashed prototype
Show me another weathered locomotive or other rolling stock
19 hours and no response so...
A weathered BN car for my club.
Let's see your most realistically weathered rolling stock
(My Model Railroad, My Rules)
These are the opinions of an under 35 , from the east end of, and modeling, the same section of the Wheeling and Lake Erie railway. As well as a freelanced road (Austinville and Dynamite City railroad).
It is confusing being new here. First, my posts have to be approved by the mod, so by the time my reply gets published, I may me out of the sho me sequence... second, I think I already responded to this, or did so in the May issue of show me.
Anyways, at the risk of being redundant, here is my cheap deisel
No SHOW me a rural scene.
See my models by clicking on the link below
Blue Tombstone Gallery
My 4 year daughter pretty proud of her laser measured, plaster of paris and potter's clay smokestack of 87'
I want to see the cheapest diesel locomotive you've spent way too much time on...
Here is an old pic of my "Orphan Creek" FCSME display module, that now has been incorporated into my present layout. Its beem freshened up and slightly rearranged over the years, but I still like it.
Why do I say it's old? That youngster in the picture just graduated high school last month!!!
Show me another family member playing with your trains!
Probably the most photographed scene on the BRVRR. Pasture Curve.
Keep the favorite scenes coming.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
His dad gave Bud the afternoon off as the last of the hay has been put up into the mow for now... His favorite "day off" place is over by the end of the yard in Hopewell Junction. It's a nice, warm, but not too hot day with lots of action from the 0-6-0 doing switching. "And he Dreams"!
More favorite scenes please.
Ray Seneca Lake, Ontario, and Western R.R. (S.L.O.&W.) in HO
We'll get there sooner or later!
No reply for 19 hours so...
Show me your favorite section on your layout!
A somewhat heavily weathered HOn3 boxcar I built from a Rio Grande Models laser-cut kit.
Show me something else narrow gauge.
A wood box car.
Show me a weathered wood box car.
Guy
Modeling CNR in the 50's
One freelanced depressed centre flat car...
Please show me your favourite freight car.
Cheers, the Bear
"One difference between pessimists and optimists is that while pessimists are more often right, optimists have far more fun."
Covered hopper?
Oh, you mean a rail car!!
Here ya go!
Show me a depressed center flat car!
Grampys TrainsShow me tank cars, please.
There's actually two LPG tank cars in this pic, but one of them doesn't show up very well - kinda blends-in with the background!
Show me some covered hoppers
-Ken in Maryland (B&O modeler, former CSX modeler)
Here's some whitetail critters.
Show me tank cars, please.
More crows, these are checking out the trash can at the Fishermans Memorial Park on teh Boothbay Railway Village layout
SHow me critters either live or RR type