gmpullmanAnother tunnel scene, please.
Getting down to the final moments of March...
Here is a passenger train disappearing into a tunnel:
Show me another tunnel portal please.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
SeeYou190Show me something else going into (or coming out of) a tunnel.
Down to the wire!
A pair of "BeeLiners" emerge from a tunnel.
Beeliner_1 by Edmund, on Flickr
Another tunnel scene, please.
gmpullmanMore electrics, please?
The only picture I could find of anything electric was this little trollley running on the N scale N-Trak layout belonging to Scale Rails of Southest Florida.
Show me something else going into (or coming out of) a tunnel.
GMTRacingHow about an electric operating under wire ?
Or several?
PRR_under-wire4_2k by Edmund, on Flickr
More electrics, please?
cabeese by J.R. Mitchell, on Flickr
How about an electric operating under wire ?
Show me more cabooses please.
Kevin
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My latest acquisition, for use with my SD40-2's
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BRVRRMore cabooses (Cabeese), please.
This is my Athearn Blue Box caboose. It is a member of the "prop fleet" used for photographs only.
Show me another of your cabooses.
Garry: "Please show another caboose."
This little Pennsylvania N-5 Caboose is a Bowser kit that went together without a hitch. I put a few pieces of .010-inch clear styrene on the interior of the window openings to simulate glass and installed Kadee couplers. Lighting someday.
More cabooses (Cabeese), please.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
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This caboose is one I restored from an old junker. I repaired it and painted it.
Please show another caboose.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
SeeYou190Please show me another caboose.
One for the money and two for the show — B&O is the way to go!
BnO_I18d by Edmund, on Flickr
May we see another caboose please.
Little TimmyMore caboose's please.
One caboose at the end of a coal drag.
Please show me another caboose.
Demon's Hollow & Pacific Caboose/combine # 503.
Still under construction ........ for the past 11 year's ! ( heavy sigh...)
More caboose's please.
Rust...... It's a good thing !
jjoWow...Much talent and good memories on this forum.....Thank you all for posting!!!
We're glad you are enjoying the forums!
SeeYou190Show me another wild animal.
Look at the rack on this guy!
Under a Buck by Edmund, on Flickr
He's on my least-expensive piece of rolling stock. It was under a buck
Wow...Much talent and good memories on this forum.....Thank you all for posting!!!
HarrisonShow me another wild creature.
It look like this bear found a watering hole.
Show me another wild animal.
This moose is sure acting wild! The nerve of climbing on a train!
Show me another wild creature.
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
Heartland Division CB&QAnother background building or flat, please.
Garry, I think your way of dealing with the outside corner was well handled with that wrap-around bakery. Very nice.
This scene is on the Orlando N-Trak groups portable layout:
Show me some wildlife or non-domesticated animals.
My large flour mill, Mickey Mills, wraps around a corner.
Another backgorund building or flat, please.
HO-VeloMore backdrop structures please.
Ruminski's Millwright Service:
IMG_1346_fix_sm by Edmund, on Flickr
Made up of many DPM wall modules.
Another background building or flat, please.
Downtown Deco walls make for some nice backdrop structures. More backdrop structures please. Regards, Peter
BRVRRCity in the background. More urban scenes, please.
Ooh, ooh, "city in the background" is my specialty!
(HO scale)
Show me more backdrop buildings.
SeeYou190 I was really excited about this "Fireball Express" decal I found in a 1/25 scale car kit decal set. Unfortunately the yellow "Fireball Express" lettering is on a white background. I could not tell this when it was on the white decal carrier paper. NEVER print yellow lettering on a white background. Come on people, that is heraldry 101 right there. This mistake is really a shame, because this could have been one awesome looking boxcar. -Kevin
I was really excited about this "Fireball Express" decal I found in a 1/25 scale car kit decal set.
Unfortunately the yellow "Fireball Express" lettering is on a white background. I could not tell this when it was on the white decal carrier paper.
NEVER print yellow lettering on a white background. Come on people, that is heraldry 101 right there. This mistake is really a shame, because this could have been one awesome looking boxcar.
" I meant to do that" is the standard response...
Peter: "More city scenes."
City in the background.
More urban scenes, please.
More city scenes. Thanks and regards, Peter
Ah, a small city with a train at a station.
More city scenes please.
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Inside a city .
Another city scene, please.