Streamliners have been stalled for a couple of days, so here is an old photo of a HW passenger train rounding the roundhouse on the Boothbay Railway Village layout
Haloween is coming, show me something spooky
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
PM RailfanEd - Blown away! You can almost feel 70mph. Can you do the same scene with the Empire State Express?
Thank You, Douglas! Yes, I can put together the Empire State Express for you... stay tuned
Now, on to a favorite scene... The tower operator is getting his pick of an early Christmas tree loaded into his truck.
Show me another streamliner. {Page Three }
These Alcos breaking out of the fog is one of my favorites.
More favorite scenes, please.
PM Railfan I sure hope some of you guys offer layout tours! (Ahem Ed, Grampy, Paine, Guy
An easy answer for me. The Boothbay Railway Village layout is open to the public whenever the museum is open, which is from Memorial Day to Columbus Day. We just closed for the season, but we have a work session every Thursday during the off season. Anyone visiting Maine can contact me about visiting the layout during this time. See the museum website for our location, and any special winter events or programs.
http://railwayvillage.org/
Now back to the request for another favorire scene.
The bridge over Mrs. Hippy River continues to be a favorite scene for me.
Please show another favorite scene.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
gmpullman The NYC Mohawk... at speed! Show me more steam on the main-line.
The NYC Mohawk... at speed!
Show me more steam on the main-line.
Ed - Blown away! You can almost feel 70mph. Can you do the same scene with the Empire State Express?
In General - I sure hope some of you guys offer layout tours! (Ahem Ed, Grampy, Paine, Guy! to name just a few!)
Some of the stuff you folks post is absolutely amazing! I love checking out this thread.
Douglas
This is one of my favorites on the Boothbay Railway Village layout. Women guests seem to get a chuckle from it...
ON my layout, this is a favorite. The guy trying to convince his wife to buy the sporty coupe instead of the practical sedan
Show me your favortie scene
I've looked over a number of my photos and have come to the conclusion that the train leaving the station is probably my favorite out of all of them.
More photos of favorites please.
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Finally got a picture of some diesels.
Now to get a favorite scene....maybe by September
One of my favorite scenes with large steam power!
Pennsy N1a with a Coal Drag going up the grade!
More favorite scenes!
Rick Jesionowski
Rule 1: This is my railroad.
Rule 2: I make the rules.
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howmus said, "Show me your favorite scene on your Model Railroad!"
Here is one of many from the BRVRR:
Show me more favorite scenes.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
One of my "Favorite Scenes"... (I have many.)
Show me your favorite scene on your Model Railroad!
Ray Seneca Lake, Ontario, and Western R.R. (S.L.O.&W.) in HO
We'll get there sooner or later!
For some reason I could not add my request with the edit button. So, show me your favorite scene, please.
Reading green is a color.
S
A little late, but here is a K4 pulling some heavy weight passenger cars.
More colorful diesels please.
How about UP 4-8-4 pulling into the Kirkwood Mo. station with a few of it's admirers.
More heavy steam, please
superbePlease show one of your favorite steamers small or large
Guy Papillon Show me another small steam please.
Pictured is a 0-6-0 with a slope back tender
Please show one of your favorite steamers small or large
Bob
Don't Ever Give Up
De Luxe Please show some early articulated steam from the 1900-1920 time frame!
Please show some early articulated steam from the 1900-1920 time frame!
More than two days and no early articulated steam. So here is a small "Ten Wheeler" instead.
Show me another small steam please.
Guy
Modeling CNR in the 50's
My 2 favorite steamers together!
The most modern loco on my layout is a U-25B. MEC purchased a number of them from the bankrupt RI, and rebuilt them.
Show me a steam locomotive that was built after 1930
dti406Show me some GE diesels!
There's a pair of P-42DCs sandwiched in between EMD and United Aircraft products!
Show me the most modern diesel on your roster...
Alco C628 and C630 on an ore drag!
Show me some GE diesels!
RS1 and RS3 with a through freight at Stoney Creek.
More Alcos, please.
De Luxe Show a mixed steam & diesel doubleheader!
Show a mixed steam & diesel doubleheader!
On the verge of falling on page two. So here is a not so good photo of CP 8405 helping the small CP 492.
Show me some Alco locomotives please.
From left to right: Rock Island DL-109 A Unit in Rocket scheme, Texas & Pacific F7 A-A Unit in Early Freight scheme, Southern Pacific PA-1 A-A Unit in Daylight scheme and Southern Pacific E7 A-B Unit in Golden State scheme.