doctorwayne Besides that, May has ended.
Besides that, May has ended.
Hi Wayne,
You are absolutely right. I always thought that Kiwis were in advance over us Canadians but it seems that that particular bear is a different animal.
Guy
Modeling CNR in the 50's
...Please show me something completely different!
I was going to post a picture of my 2-10-10-10-2, with my pet Norwegian Parrot in the cab, but he's pining for the fjords, and won't co-operate. Besides that, May has ended.
Wayne
G PaineIt's a Bayer Garrett (maybe spelled wrong), a British articulated design. Lots used in South Africa, Austrialia, and (maybe) New Zealand.
Cheers, the Bear.
"One difference between pessimists and optimists is that while pessimists are more often right, optimists have far more fun."
0-6-0Hello Wayne That is one strange loco I love it. What is it?...
Thanks, 0-6-0. George had it almost right...it's a Beyer-Garratt, from, if I recall correctly, Kitmaster (later Airfix).The model is actually OO scale, and is non-powered. My LHS got two of them as unbuilt new-in-the-box kits in an estate lot. He sold one of them, then asked me to build the other as a gag for a mutual acquaintance who was born in England. The "gag" part was lettering it for a former local railroad. They owned two ex-NYC Hudsons, numbered 501 and 502, so 503 seemed like a good choice.
0-6-0Hello Wayne That is one strange loco I love it. What is it? Here is a locomotive
It's a Bayer Garrett (maybe spelled wrong), a British articulated design. Lots used in South Africa, Austrialia, and (maybe) New Zealand.
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
0-6-0show something strange
A New York Central Mohawk leading a string of Chicago & North Western bi-level commuter cars? Strange...
An hour to go at Eastern Daylight Time,
More oddities?
Hello Wayne That is one strange loco I love it. What is it? Here is a locomotive
show something strange
gmpullmanShow me any steam locomotive!
Here's one...
Show me another locomotive, please.
Guy Papillon Show me more crossings please.
...and as an added bonus, a pre "Operation Lifesaver" safety poster!
Show me any steam locomotive!
dti406 More Crossings to end the month!
More Crossings to end the month!
Here is a crossing giving access to the grain elevator.
A few more hours till the end of the month. Show me more crossings please.
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Going fishing, 1 crossing in the foreground and 2 crossings in the background on the Bootbay Railway Village layout
please show another grade crossing
BRVRR asked for more crossings. This was before it was ballasted but it's a crossing.
Let's keep it going - more crossings.
RR_Mel wrote: "More Crossings Please."
More crossings please guys.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
"There goes the Century!"
Show me more grade crossings...
It looks like the road was only cleared as far as the tracks. If you want to cross them you better have 4 wheel drive or chains.
Please show me more railroad crossings, with or without cars or trains.
There's a passenger train, of sorts, HERE, but way too many photos to post in this thread. So...here's the loco on the passenger train...
...and the first car....
...and the last car...
How about some vehicles and trains at a railroad crossing, please.
It has been a day and a half, time to move on - the month is almost over, can we get to page 5???
Show me a passenger train
Memorial Day.....Please show soldiers, a troop train,......
Here's a troop train. It just exited the tunnel at Breakneck Mountain, next to the Hudson River.
Any more troop trains or military material trains?
I posted this in another thread, but maybe someone missed it.
More Memorial Day scenes please.
A city scene...
Memorial Day .... Please show soliders, a troop train, or something to do with Memorial Day.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
I don't have much room for good-looking city scenes like the ones shown previously, but here's a quiet side street, dead-ending at the tracks...
More city scenes, please.
Our stand-in for the US Custom House in Portland, ME on the Boothbay Railway Village layout. It also has flags. Kitbashed from a Walthers bank building. (Note: US Custom House is the correct name, built in 1870, the real one is much more ornate. Presently is home to a number of government agencies)
More city scenes please
Yeah....ya gotta love the summertime !!
Oh....below are city scenes from my layout. Main street at Dutchtown, New York.
Showing off his new car.
Yes! I think I could use a car wash!
Lone Wolf and Santa FeShow me more city scenes. Bonus points for a flag.
Union Station (with part of the flag showing)
More City Scenes, please...
There is a charity car wash at the fire station.
Show me more city scenes. Bonus points for a flag.
Well, more than 24 hours since the last offering, so I'm back. I don't have too much in the way of transition-era stuff, but was hoping that others might. This C-Liner belongs to a friend, and about all I did with it was to add a little weathering. It's a Proto locomotive, I think...
This one is also his, but I was a little more involved with it. It's the AHM/Rivarossi version, and has had a few detail upgrades. Paint is SMP Accupaint, with their Accucals decals. The body is on a chassis from a Stewart Baldwin AS-16, with new sideframes from Detail Associates...
Show me a city scene, please.
dieseldoc I can't seem to figure out how to insert a image.
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I have had great success using the IMGUR website. I followed the instructions in the "how to insert a photo" thread at the top of the forum list.
Back to Wayne's request for more transition era stuff... sorry, I have no new photos this week. Busy at work again.
-Kevin
Living the dream.