Belfast & Moosehead Lake RR 70 tonners were green
Show me something yellow
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
G Paine: "Show me something yellow"
The latest addition to the BRVRR locomotive roster. Part of a larger project.
Show me something orange.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
BRVRR Show me something orange.
ICG Salt Loading Boxcar.
Show me something Blue!
Rick Jesionowski
Rule 1: This is my railroad.
Rule 2: I make the rules.
Rule 3: Illuminating discussion of prototype history, equipment and operating practices is always welcome, but in the event of visitor-perceived anacronisms, detail descrepancies or operating errors, consult RULE 1!
My budget Empire Builder train sits at the "station".
Show me more Empire Builder F units.
Edit: I see someone else beat me to it. Here are some blue boxcars:
Can I still get some Empire Builder F7s? Thanks.
I'm beginning to realize that Windows 10 and sound decoders have a lot in common. There are so many things you have to change in order to get them to work the way you want.
Two requests ....
Blue L&N gondola
Empire Builder F7s.
Another request ...
A stem locomotive of an eastern railroad.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
Garry,
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Those scrap metal loads in the WESTERN MARYLAND and BALTIMORE AND OHIO gondola cars are amazing!
Back to our current request:
Heartland Division CB&QA steam locomotive of an eastern railroad.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
SeeYou190 Garry, . Those scrap metal loads in the WESTERN MARYLAND and BALTIMORE AND OHIO gondola cars are amazing! . Back to our current request: . Heartland Division CB&Q A steam locomotive of an eastern railroad. . -Kevin .
Heartland Division CB&Q A steam locomotive of an eastern railroad.
Kevin .... Thanks . I used shredded paper from the shredder. Colored it to look like rust. Then brushed streaks of silver paint on it.
Back to the request.... A steam locomotive of an eastern railroad. (NYC, PRR, B&O, Erie, CNJ, Reading, etc. ) .... I know there are some in this forum based on what is in Weekend Photo Fun sometimes.
Heartland Division CB&QBack to the request.... A steam locomotive of an eastern railroad.
Hey! How did that EMD sneak in there?
PRR_T-E7_sm by Edmund, on Flickr
More eastern steam, please.
Grand Trunk ran from Portland Me to Canada, part of the Boothbay Railway Village collection
Show me some big steam from the northwest USA or Canada
I built this locomotive for a friend, from a brass model of a USRA 2-10-2....
...just like the 10 prototypes which the CNR built from 10 USRA 2-10-2s, acquired second-hand, from the Boston & Albany, after the latter road received their first Berkshires.
Wayne
Show me some more USRA steamers, please.
doctorwayneShow me some more USRA steamers, please.
An attractive USRA Mike:
GTW_3734_2 by Edmund, on Flickr
More USRA designs, please.
gmpullmanMore USRA designs, please.
Finally, something I can supply.
USRA 4-8-2 pulling a passenger train.
Show me another steam locomotive with 8 driving wheels.
SeeYou190
Finally something I can supply, PRR did not have much in the way of USRA engines.
Pennsy L1s taking on water, with a coal drag.
How about an engine with 10 drivers?
Rick said: "How about an engine with 10 drivers."
Pennsylvania RR #6407, a J1A 2-10-4.
More BIG steam, Please.
BRVRRMore BIG steam, Please.
Nuthin' says BIG better than a pair of B&O EM-1s.
EM1_7600_tone by Edmund, on Flickr
Big steam, more please.
The PRR L1s heavy Mikado is the biggest steam engine that runs on my layout with max 22" curves. It's in the engine yard, awaiting duty.
(trying out my photography skills )
Show me an engine yard!
Charles
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Modeling the Santa Fe & Pennsylvania in HO
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Locomotives in a yard at the York Village Marketplace in York, ME.
Show me a switcher.
Harrison
Homeschooler living In upstate NY a.k.a Northern NY.
Modeling the D&H in 1978.
Route of the famous "Montreal Limited"
My YouTube
HarrisonShow me a switcher.
Here is a BNSF switch engine working hard on the Pasco County Modular Railroad Club's layout.
Show me some more switching.
Making the cut...
Cut the caboose by Edmund, on Flickr
Another scene with a switcher, please.
More switchers or switching scenes please. Regards, Peter
Fresh produce for National Grocers...
More switching activity, please.
An NP 0-8-0 switching mail and express cars.
Pleae show more switching activity.
Heartland Division CB&QPleae show more switching activity.
Passenger trains need switchers, too:
IMG_6943_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
IMG_6930_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Here's the Century, tail first, being pulled backward into the station to prepare for a 5:00 PM departure.
More switchers and switching, please.
gmpullman: "More switchers and switching, please."
Spotting a reefer on the team track.
Lets continue with the switching theme.
A D&H S2 on a friend's layout.
Show me a scene with more than one track.
HarrisonShow me a scene with more than one track.
Lots of track and one little hopper car.
Show me another multitrack scene.
SeeYou190Show me another multitrack scene.
Tracks...
PRR at the end of the day by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a "billboard" wood refrigerator car, please.
Billboard wood refrigerator car.
Please show another billboard wood reefer.
When I got this Atlas (Branchline) reefer kit (along with another very similar car) free, from my LHS, both were billboard beer reefers. However, since my layout is set in the late '30s, after such cars had been outlawed, it seemed a good idea to make it something a little more appropriate to the era, as I had a suitable lettering set on-hand...
The original lettering wipe-off easily from both cars, and with no other decal sets on-hand, I lettered the second one, using dry transfers, for my home road's Grand Valley Export Ltd.....
As you can see, neither car has yet received the second grabiron, on the side, near the left end, mandated in the mid-'30s.
Show me more reefers, billboard or otherwise, please.
doctorwayneShow me more reefers, billboard or otherwise, please.
This car has a bit of nostalgia attached to it. I remember my dad getting one like this for me on one of our cross-town trips to a hobby shop when I was quite young.
Curtiss_Ice-Reefer by Edmund, on Flickr
I just found one at a very reasonable price so I treated myself to a re-kindled memory.
Baby-Ruth by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a car or locomotive that holds a special memory for you.
A special memory? I hadn't thought about it, but here is a special memory that is still in use after more than 20 years. It is an EMD A and B F units teemed together and operating well. The B unit is a much older Varney shell that I reworked for this duty.
More Special Memories please.
Roger Hensley= ECI Railroad - http://madisonrails.railfan.net/eci/eci_new.html == Railroads of Madison County - http://madisonrails.railfan.net/ =
Roger said: "More special memories please."
NYC F7 #1855 is an Athearn BB kit locomotive and the first engine in which I installed a sound decoder, twelve or so years ago. Recent modifications have placed the sound in the B-unit. Both are seen frequently on the layout.
More memories please.
From the deep,(dark) past, my Lake Clear Junction "layout" from when I was 8 or so. The engine shed toward the back is the current GP mill.
More memories or special items.
The Atlas ranch house, the Revell school and the Revell green suburban house were from my first 2 layouts in the early 1960s. I did some restoration work and installed them in Greenvale Village on my present layout
Conrado Foundry built in commemoration to my late grandfather who realized the American dream thru hard work at a cast iron foundry as a cupola man. More memories and special items. Regards, Peter
HO-Velo More memories and special items.
This is the first "grand" project I ever completed. The wooden trestle for the Scale Rail of Southwest Florida portable N scale sectional layout. This was back in 1992.
Show me another wooden bridge.
SeeYou190 HO-Velo More memories and special items. . This is the first "grand" project I ever completed. The wooden trestle for the Scale Rail of Southwest Florida portable N scale sectional layout. This was back in 1992. . . Show me another wooden bridge. . -Kevin .
Mister MikadoShow me another wooden bridge.
Typical rail-photographer. Stop in the middle of the bridge to take a picture of a passing train.
Wood-Bridge by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a photo of little plastic people doing something.
"doing something" .... Kite flying.
Please show more people.
Boys skateboarding
More people please.
People on the aparment building stairs on the Bootbay Railway Village layout
Show me more people doing things
G PaineShow me more people doing things
Chocking the wheels and checkin' the seals —
Tructrain1 by Edmund, on Flickr
Again, more little people, please.
gmpullmanAgain, more little people, please.
Here is "Hat Tipping Guy" just tipping his hat:
Show me a building with a lot of windows.
Some of these buildings have a lot of windows.
Please show a picture in a town on your layout.
A couple of photos of one of the towns on my layout.
More town photos please.
rogerhensleyMore town photos please.
Towns on the STRATTON AND GILLETTE right now tend to just be cut out flats of buildings!
Show me another town.
Part of Southport on the Boothbay Railway Village layout
Show me another town or village
G PaineShow me another town or village
A town on the Sebring (Ohio) Model Railroad Club:
IMG_1488 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a passenger train.
A Metra train on the Norwood model railroad club layout.
Show me your favorite scene on your layout.
Harrison: "Show me your favorite scene on your layout."
I'm not sure if this is my favorite scene, but is surely my favorite layout photo. A West bound New York Central passenger train passes a short freight at the west end of the BRVRR layout.
More favorite scenes or photos please.
BRVRR More favorite scenes or photos please.
PRR N1s on the Strongsville Society of Model Railroad Engineers Layout!
Another Favorite Scene!
dti406Another Favorite Scene!
Big press conference — lots going on here but the 4141 is the star:
UP_4141d by Edmund, on Flickr
UP_4141b by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me another second, or third generation diesel.
24 hours and a bump to the top.
Here is a nifty tank car I saw on the store layout today at Blue Ox trains in Roswell, Georgia.
Show me another tank car.
SeeYou190Show me another tank car.
Same car — different paint:
Gramps_sm1 by Edmund, on Flickr
Another tank car, please.
gmpullmanAnother tank car, please.
Show me another GERN car, of any type, please.
Just to move things along, not GERN but olive green. My Turtle Creek Central boxcar is a fantasy theme road name
Show me another car or locomotve with a fantasy road name
I have a couple hundred cars with this road name...
More freelanced roadnames, please.
RMMR (River Mountain Model Railroad) 99 boxcar, painted and weathered by a friend for my layout
More freelanced/fantasy roadnames
Terry
Inspired by Addiction
See more on my YouTube Channel
A Stratton & GIilette Railroad Boxcar on my layout.
Show me another boxcar.
A boxcar...
Show me a boxed car, please (and no, that's not a spelling error).
HarrisonA Stratton & GIilette Railroad Boxcar on my layout.
Back to Wayne's request for a "Boxed Car", whatever that might be.
It hs been almost a day, and this is as close as I can get. An Athearn BB tank car with its box that I found at a train show. Note the original price: $2.35!! I paid more than that at the show
SHow me some more tank cars
G PaineSHow me some more tank cars
Here is a GULF tank car I saw in an S scale layout in Georgia:
Another GERN tank car...
I wouldn't have thought that a "boxed car" would have been difficult, but perhaps my expectations were skewed a bit...
More tank cars, please.
OK, tank car, here's one from a couple years ago, I bashed an Athearn 65' tank from the 60's into a something a little more modern looking, giving it the looks of a Procor LP or anhyrous amonia tank car
I like tank cars, more please!
Mike.
My You Tube
I used the same Athearn car to build this version, based on sketches I did of the prototype (I didn't have a camera with me at the time).
More tank cars, please - have a couple dozen more to share.
SeeYou190Back to Wayne's request for a "Boxed Car", whatever that might be.
My instinct was that Wayne was looking for a crated automobile which was a common method of shipping before the specialized Automobile box cars and auto racks.
https://tinyurl.com/y5yta75o
Cheers, Ed
gmpullmanMy instinct was that Wayne was looking for a crated automobile which was a common method of shipping before the specialized Automobile box cars and auto racks.
Ed, that is what I was thinking also. I have a Funaro & Camerlengo kit for automobile crates, but it is not assembled yet.
doctorwayneMore tank cars, please - have a couple dozen more to share.
Here is half a tank car on Mr. Muffins magnificent Lionel Layout in Atlanta, Indiana.
gmpullman SeeYou190 Back to Wayne's request for a "Boxed Car", whatever that might be. Cheers, Ed
doctorwayneNow back to our regularly scheduled tank car programme.
Literally a tank on wheels:
IMG_8556_fix2 by Edmund, on Flickr
Here is a STRATTON AND GILLETTE tank car in fuel service:
Here is a TankTrain car on my layout:
The passenger car truck under the car is not part of it. The picture just happened to look that way.
Show me more modern tank cars please.
Some tank cars on a friend's layout.
Show me another wood/paper industry.
HarrisonShow me another wood/paper industry.
Here is some logging I saw on the Blue Ox Trains store layout:
Show me something else on a flatcar.
SeeYou190Show me something else on a flatcar.
A couple of slag thimbles going out for new refractory lining:
Ladle_load1 by Edmund, on Flickr
Another flat car load, please.
Some castings going for a ride...
Show me another loaded flatcar, please.
Utility poles on flat cars.
Please show another loded flat car, or if you prefer, show a loaded gondola car.
Heartland Division CB&QPlease show another loded flat car, or if you prefer, show a loaded gondola car.
Coils of steel in a gondola:
IMG_8585 by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show me another "open-top" load.
gmpullmanPlease show me another "open-top" load.
Here is a NEW JERSEY NORTHERN gondola loaded with scrap metal.
Show me another freight car all alone.
SeeYou190 Show me another freight car all alone.
One solo shot, coming right up!
Show me an open hopper with a coal load
More open top loads, regards, Peter
HO-VeloMore open top loads, regards, Peter
OK... CAROLINA MIDLAND hopper car with a load of gravel.
Show me an enginehouse or a roundhouse, maybe even a backshop.
SeeYou190OK... CAROLINA MIDLAND hopper car with a load of gravel.
Kevin, that good-looking hopper is overloaded: gravel is much denser than coal and that load should fill, at most, only half the car...
SeeYou190Show me an enginehouse or a roundhouse, maybe even a backshop.
Here's the roundhouse at Mount Forest, recently installed and activated...
Show me more roundhouses or railroad shop buildings, please.
doctorwayneKevin, that good-looking hopper is overloaded: gravel is much denser than coal and that load should fill, at most, only half the car...
Oh no! Somebody is going to have to answer for that mistake!
I will just need to say the load is something else I guess.
doctorwayneShow me more roundhouses or railroad shop buildings, please.
Here is a single stall engine house:
Show me any railroad building.
SeeYou190Show me any railroad building.
Tower on the left — backshops on the right.
Show me another signal station or interlocking tower, please.
Ok, here is a signal tower.
Show me a city scene.
rogerhensleyShow me a city scene.
How about Chicago on the BNSF layout in the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry?
Show me a rural scene.
Farm on the A&LC.
More rural scenes.
A rural road heading into Southport on the Bootbay Railway Village layout
Show me something by a lake or a river
G PaineShow me something by a lake or a river
Here is a small lake by the STRATTON AND GILLETTE mailine trackage:
Show me more water.
more water scenes please. Regards, Peter
Ok, a water scene.
More water scenes, please.
rogerhensleyMore water scenes, please.
Bascule1_sm by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me something that begins in A or has an A in the name.
gmpullman Show me something that begins in A or has an A in the name.
Here we go again.
A stands for Amtrak.
Show me something with B.
gmpullman: "Show me something with B."
This Burlington loco is now in NYC livery.
Ton continue, show something with a C.
A Canadan National GP9
Show me something with a D
Delaware & Hudson GP38-2.
Let's see an E.
HarrisonHere we go again
At least it seems to keep the thread alive
Here is the locomotives of the Empire State Express.
Empire_5426PSM1 by Edmund, on Flickr
Shall we move on to F please ?
gmpullmanShall we move on to F please ?
F is for "Fast Freight Service" on my railroad.
Show me a "G".
SeeYou190Show me a "G".
I'm sure the first thing that comes to everyone's mind is —
IMG_5462_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
The Grand Rapids, Holland and Chicago, right?
Show me H, please.
A Delaware and Hudson boxcar
Show me something with an I
G PaineShow me something with an I
16 hours... How about the IVER HILL RAILROAD? That should do it.
Show me a "J" please.
SeeYou190Show me a "J" please.
On the right is a Jordan Spreader.
IMG_5924fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Anyone for a K?
Katy Railroad.
"L" please.
Heartland Division CB&Q"L" please.
LOUISIANA REGIONAL RAILWAY, the first boxcar going over the bridge.
Show me the letter "M" please.
Maine Central!!
Shoe me something with an N
G PaineShoe me something with an N
How about some Nickel Plate Road action?
IMG_4183_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
How about an O, please.
gmpullmanHow about an O, please.
Oil.
Show me a "P".
SeeYou190 Show me a "P". -Kevin
This should come as no surprise...
Show me a "Q"
PennCentral99Show me a "Q"
Conrail Quality!
IMG_1860 by Edmund, on Flickr
Taken at a local G scale layout.
IMG_1828 by Edmund, on Flickr
R should be easy
Edmond said: "R should be easy."
Black River Valley Railroad's #1116 entering into the reverse loop.
"S" is next.
"S" .... Santa Fe
Please show a "T" , please
Ok, ok. I know this is cheesy. But someone asked me why I don't post more pictures, so I am posting more pictures.
T is for Train at the station and Amtrak.
Show me all the U's yah got.
BNSF UP and others modelerShow me all the U's yah got.
I got a U as in Union Pacific.
UP_4141 by Edmund, on Flickr
V is for Victory — and ?
How about ventriloquist, as in if this guy met one, he might have something to say...
Gimme a dubya, please.
doctorwayneGimme a dubya, please.
The NORTHEAST WISCONSIN has a great big "W" on their boxcar.
Show me an "X" please.
Reporting marks ending in an "X" denote a privately-owned car, like this covered hopper owned by GERN Industries Ltd....
Why not show me a "Y", please!
doctorwayne Wayne Why not show me a "Y", please!
Not sure why I haven't completed this AshleY Drew & Northern boxcar kit, but I'll get on it.
OK, let's proceed with show me a "Z"
"Z" for Zephyr .... Here are two of them meeting ..
Please show a numeral one. "1".
44 Tonner BM 119 - They actually paint this one blue, saw a photo of it
show me a '2'
Here's the Erie Northshore's 622, heading east out of Lowbanks...
This isn't much of a challenge...show me a 3 within a four digit number, please.
From the World famous GERN Industries, 5634.
"One difference between pessimists and optimists is that while pessimists are more often right, optimists have far more fun."
Please show me, “Fore, For, Fuor, 4.
I'll bet you guys are getting tired of this picture. Maybe I should pose a new scene with this model.
Anyways... STRATTON AND GILLETE #4, built over 35 years ago when I was in high school.
Show me 5.
"5" is in 500
Please show a digit "6" in a number.
Heartland Division CB&QPlease show a digit "6" in a number.
Here's a couple of them...
Please show me a "7" accompanied by an "8" and a "9", in any order.
doctorwayne Wayne Please show me a "7" accompanied by an "8" and a "9", in any order.
UP 9807, a C44-9W, shortly after being retrofitted with LED's
Show me an 8, that's not on a loco
Here's Door 8, on the loading dock at Bertram's Tool & Machine Works (click on the photo for an enlargement)...
Please show me a "9" in a sequence which also includes a letter of the alphabet.
Does an amout count for a number?
BNSF 3764, leading a consist of, among other things, 9 Tanktrain cars (there is the requested letters as well) prepares to advance as it recieves a "clear" signal.
Show me some other symbol that one can find on a keyboard.
doctorwaynePlease show me a "9" in a sequence which also includes a letter of the alphabet.
A B&O E9 is about ready to depart.
BnO_E9-1456 by Edmund, on Flickr
Are there any "10s" out there?
Somehow I missed BNSF's request?
BNSF UP and others modelerShow me some other symbol that one can find on a keyboard.
"10" is in the number 210 ...... A GP7
Please show an ampersand ( & )
Commonly known as the Erie Northshore, nevertheless the road's official name is the Grand River & Northern Lake Erie, as indicated by the GR&NLE letters on the tender...
Show me a piece of non-revenue equipment which runs on rails, please.
The 250 ton 'big hook' steam crane and tender for my freeelanced Bunker Hill & Eastern
Show me some other MOW equipment
G PaineShow me some other MOW equipment
A couple of PRR "camp cars" are being moved into position for a rail renewal project:
PRR_MoW2 by Edmund, on Flickr
More maintenance-of-way, please.
Ed said: "More maintenance-of-way, please."
A make-shift NYC MOW train westbound on the BRVRR main line.
More of same please.
BRVRRMore of same please.
A pair of cranes engaged in a turnout replacement operation:
RH_new_TO2 by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show more trackwork or car/locomotive repair work.
More rip track or railroad repairs please. regards, Peter
Bob the signals man up the ladder doing a repair
Show me another block signal
G PaineShow me another block signal
There is a block signal on the left side of this picture. This scene is on the store layout at Ready To Roll Trains in Miami, Florida.
Show me a curved track.
SeeYou190Show me a curved track.
These E-L SDP45s are negotiating a curve:
EL_3638a by Edmund, on Flickr
Another curve on the line, please.
Anoher curve? Ah, yes.
Still another curve if you please.
Another Curve as requested
Pennsy N1s on a "S" Curve with a coal drag!
How about more coal drags?
Rick: "How about more coal drags?"
A coal drag powered by two NYC GP-40s and a GP-20 east bound on the BRVRR layout.
More long freights, please.
BRVRRMore long freights, please.
A New York Central Mohawk on a Pacemaker Fast Freight:
NYC_L3a_Pacemaker by Edmund, on Flickr
More freights, please.
Ed said: "More freights, please."
A pair of NYC F7s (nearly out of sight) at the head of a Pacemaker fast freight.
PS. Love the Mohawk Ed.
BRVRRMore freights, please. PS. Love the Mohawk Ed.
Thank you, Allan
Here's a single GE U-25-C still in PRR paint after the merger:
PRR_6514_U25C by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a blue or yellow freight car.
gmpullman Show me a blue or yellow freight car.
Show me a yellow freight car.....
PennCentral99Show me a yellow freight car.....
Here's a somewhat modified MDC reefer...
Show me a passenger car in yellow, please.
Yellow passenger cars in a Union Pacific passenger train which is a gift I received from a family memebr.
Please show one or more EMD F-units.
Heartland Division CB&QPlease show one or more EMD F-units.
Orange and black B&O F7s?
BnO_F7-4645 by Edmund, on Flickr
Yep, the B&O bought ten A units and ten B units from the Bessemer & Lake Erie and put them in service before painting them blue.
They did find time, however, to place the bronze Capitol emblem on the nose doors, though
BnO_F7-4645-2 by Edmund, on Flickr
More F units, please.
MEC had quite a few F3As, but only 2 F3Bs. 671 and 672 had their B units permantly coupled.
Show me some E units
G PaineShow me some E units
A PRR E8 leads a mail & express train upgrade:
PRR_Westinghouse by Edmund, on Flickr
More EMD E units, please.
An E7
Please show a GP7 or a GP9
Garry. "Please show a GP7 or GP9."
A GP7.
A GP20, please.
BRVRRA GP20, please.
Hard to believe these were once "cutting-edge" locomotives!
NYC_6103_GP20 by Edmund, on Flickr
NYC_6103_GP20a by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me some six-axle Alco power.
24 hours, no six axle Alcos, and a bump to the top.
Here is a scene on the HO layout in the Utah Railroad Museum.
Show me another steam locomotive.
One of my favourites and my first brass locomotive, is this re-motored and modified ex-B&M B-15 Mogul....
Show me another small steamer, please.
doctorwayneShow me another small steamer, please.
Happy Sunday, and another small steamer as requested. This was also at the Utah Railroad Museum's HO scale layout.
Show me a picture without a locomotive in the scene.
The entrance to Dragon Products cement plant on the Boothbay Railway Village layout
Show me another non locomotuve scene
George wrote: "Show me another non locomotive [sic] scene."
Break time in the park.
More railroad scenes without locomotives, please.
BRVRRMore railroad scenes without locomotives, please.
This scene was photographed at the store layout at Ready To Rolls trains in Miami.
Show me another railroad scene without a locomotive.
SeeYou190Show me another railroad scene without a locomotive.
While all the horses are out at work...
RH_floor_b2 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me the end of the train — caboose or observation car.
A BN caboose fades into the distance as an Empire Builder train awaits additional passengers.
More BN cabooses (cabeese?) if you please...
BNSF UP and others modelerMore BN cabooses (cabeese?) if you please...
It has been a day and no BN caboose. I have a G scale one outside but it is raining so I'm not inclined to go photograph it.
Here's a caboose of the late, great PRR:
PRR_Brakeman_tone by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me another caboose, please. Bonus for a color other than red.
IN the 60s MEC painted their cabooses yellow with green roofs. This is one I kitbashed similar to a bunch made in MEC shops converted from 40' boxcars
Show me a yellow locomotive
G PaineShow me a yellow locomotive
How about yellow, with a little blue thrown in for good measure —
IMG_6820_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a green locomotive.
Ed said: "Show me a green locomotive."
New York Central #4053 is shown before the number boards were completed. It was one of three locomotives painted in NYCs Jade Green.
How about a maroon loco?