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George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
Heartland Division CB&QPlease show an unusual model on your layout
This old Cat has a broken crank shaft and never got repaired... left to rust.
Show me more unusual.
One of the buiildings in my new rural scene is a corrugated metal shed made from a Cambell kit. I built the shed about 25 years ago for a previous layout.
The shed is the building closest to the camera, and it has a Great Northern boxcar next to it.
Please show an unusual model on your layout
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
This Atlas ranch house was on my first layout back in the early 60s; I did some restoration work on it and put it on my current layout
along with the school house and the green house from my 80s or earlier layout
Show me a building from an earlier layout that you reused on your current layout
Balsa wood trestle held together partly with seamstress straight pins, built 1970 in layout in friend's garage. My feeble beginner's attempt at imitating John Allen.
Show me something from WAYYYY BACK.
Here we go, the Reading crossing the Pennsy at Blackwood.
Show me a wooden trestle, please.
MotleyShow me a rail bridge over a highway.
Here is an early stage scene of an overpass.
Show me a train passing over another train...
A highway overpass.
Show me a rail bridge over a highway.
Michael
CEO- Mile-HI-RailroadPrototype: D&RGW Moffat Line 1989
"Please show me something from the produce industry."
The produce industry at the local level.
Show me a highway viaduct.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
There is a field back there along the foothills. (backdrop image cut out from an old Union Pacific calendar)
Please show me something from the produce industry. k thx
A work in progress.
Show me a backdrop with an open field
T e d
I dunno if this fits in the loco rebuild category or the work in porgress category, but, I'm in the process of putting a TCS WoW 101 diesel decoder and a Railmaster Hobbies 28x28x14 millimeter hi bas sspeaker in my P2K Illinois Central E8.
Sorry for the rubbish quality pic. Y'all otta check this out: http://www.tcsdcc.com/Customer_Content/Products/Decoders/WOWSound/WOWDiesel.php#
Show me another work in progress, or another loco rebuild.
2 Athearn Hustlers that I started kitbashing into HOn30 road switchers (project on hold for much too long a time; gotta get back to it, after I finish my currrent 3 or 4+ projects )
Show me more loco rebuilds
MNNR 307 was rebuilt into a RS-20 by GB&W shops, replacing the 244 with a 251 and lowering the nose. The model started out as an Athearn and I lowered the nose, made a new cab front, and modified the vents on the long hood doors.
Show me another rebuilt locomotive.
Custom kitbash project of mine- Wheeling and Lake Erie GP35 #104. Started life as a Kato Santa Fe unit with a short nose. I added a Cannon and Company nose kit, Cal Scale Firecracker antennas, and I still need to add ditch lights.
Lets continue the Diesel thread, but, Let me see another Kitbash diesel project.
(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).
Something In Progress:
I was preparing to post this when the subject was changed.
Now back to CBT's request....Show a diesel locomotive
Wishing everyone a happy Thanksgiving
Bob
Don't Ever Give Up
image upload no limit Weathering the top of my new Pere Marquette box car. Show me a diesel locomotive.
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Weathering the top of my new Pere Marquette box car. Show me a diesel locomotive.
On one off my workbenches, I have a Girder bridge being built from scratch....
Show me more things in progress...
73
Ray Seneca Lake, Ontario, and Western R.R. (S.L.O.&W.) in HO
We'll get there sooner or later!
My latest project was to paint some brass PRR diners, troop sleeper and P-70s.
Here's what a pair of the troop sleepers are looking like... next step, some light weathering, then windows.
Show me your workbench, or more projects on that workbench...
My latest project was this street sweeper for Portland on Boothbay RR Village layout
Show me your latest project
This is a brass On3 K-36 by Samhongsa that I recently finished(Paint,new motor,LEDs,DCC/sound,etc.).
Show me your latest project.
Mike
Here's BVLC #2 crossing the trestle before Camp D:
Show me something narrow-gauge.
The Location: Forests of the Pacific Northwest, OregonThe Year: 1948The Scale: On30The Blog: http://bvlcorr.tumblr.com
Here's one.
Show me a bridge, please.
EDIT: An Observation Car
An Alco 2 6 4 pulling the Pennsy Empire Builder out of the yard.
Please show us a baggage or mail car
Heartland Division CB&Q Please show one or more passenger trains.
I like MORE passenger trains!
That must be one big station to have the Century, The California Zephyr, The Hiawatha, Empire Builder and an office car all there at one time!
Show me more observation cars...
Here are some passenger trains at Heartland Union Station.
Please show one or more passenger trains.
How about two passenger trains at Cheyenne Depot Station.
Please show me more passenger trains.
Here is a Metrolink loco with the blue stripe. sorry for the dust
Please show me a passenger train.
Show me something that is diesel electric.
From my updated website. Diesel electric locomotives and ALCOs to boot.
Show me more diesel electrics of any stripe.