Heartland Division CB&QPlese show another critter.
Mine is still under construction:
Mack_goat by Edmund, on Flickr
More critters, please.
gmpullmanMore critters
An HOn30 critter I kitbashed form an Athearn Hustler shell and an N scale Bachmann 44 tonner mechansim for the Boothbay Railway Village layout
More critters please any scale
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
G PaineMore critters please any scale
Here is a little critter with a couple of hopper cars. This scene is on the Atlanta Interlocking Railroaders modular layout.
Another critter please.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
I think a GE 44T is small enough to be a critter.
Let's try something else. .... Please show the largest diesel locomotive on your layout.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
Heartland Division CB&QPlease show the largest diesel locomotive on your layout.
Well, you knew which one that would be, my now world-famous Athearn Trainmaster!
Show me you biggest diesel!
Kevin: "Show me you(r) biggest diesel!"
By the way, a great photo Kevin.
Union Pacific #8818, is a SD-70MAC and will be a part of my George Bush tribute train.
More big diesels please.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
BRVRR More big diesels please.
I believe the largest and most powerful single unit diesel locomotive in history aught to fufill that request!
For me, this locomotive has an interesting story. When first getting into model railroading a decade or so ago (wow, has it really been that long?) I, like many other young modelers I'm sure, was drawn to the vast vistas and diverse power of the Union Pacific in the western states. So, when I saw Bachmann's DDA40X with sound, I said "sign me up!" But as I started to get a bit older, and got more involved in looking into my local rail history, I fell in love with the New Haven, and have since focused on it, leaving my Centennial, along an SD90/43MAC extremely out of their element. I keep them around nowadays for sentimental value, as a way to remember those early days of my adventure in model railroading, where I started my journey on this incredible hobby.
Anways, now that I have gotten all that sentimentality and reminiscence out of my system...
More big diesels please!
Check out the Balfour and Colucci Creek Southern Railroad, my proto-freelanced N scale model railroad, at bccsrailroad.weebly.com or on Youtube on my channel, N Scale Train Boy.
-Dennis
BRVRRBy the way, a great photo Kevin.
Thanks Allan. I had to sub in an extra backdrop, and ended up with the sky being two different colours!
N Scale Train BoyMore big diesels please!
It is not mine, but it is pretty big...
This locomotive was photographed on the Athens Bend Track group's modular N scale layout.
OK boys and girls... it is Saturday morning and time for the ALPHABET GAME! Can we get through all 26 letters by the end of Sunday?
SeeYou190SHOW ME AN "A"!
How about the A in Akron, Canton & Youngstown?
ACY_Mather by Edmund, on Flickr
Better be a B soon...
gmpullmanBetter be a B soon...
BETHLEHEM AND MANTICORE:
Let me see that "C".
SeeYou190Let me see that "C".
I'll settle for Chicago & Illinois Midland:
CIM_XM_40-b by Edmund, on Flickr
Now I'll take a step back and let others find the D.
D = D1027 Western Lancer.
E is next.
David
To the world you are someone. To someone you are the world
I cannot afford the luxury of a negative thought
E = E & H Brown
F is next.
NorthBrit E = E & H Brown F is next
F is next
Glad you like the Hopper, TF. It is a 'one of'.
G = General Steam Navigation
H is next.
NorthBritH is next.
H is for Hydra-Cushion.
Show me the "I" please.
SeeYou190Show me the "I" please.
The I's have it on this Illinois Central coach:
I-C_coach2 by Edmund, on Flickr
On to Mr. J please.
Ed: "On to Mr. J please."
A J1A 2-10-4, Pennsylvania #6407 at the head of a long mixed freight.
K please.
BRVRRK please.
Well... K must be represented by the KEVIN AND MARY railroad!
Show me the letter "L".
SeeYou190Show me the letter "L"
A Linde Industrial Gases covered hopper:
UCOX_205-Covered Hopper by Edmund, on Flickr
M is next...
gmpullman M is next...
M is for MP15AC! Here's one switching in N scale!
You know the drill everyone... Lets see an "N"!
N Scale Train BoyYou know the drill everyone... Lets see an "N"!
N is the NSWP, the combined lines of the NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC and the SOUTHWESTERN PACIFIC.
Lets see your "O".
SeeYou190Lets see your "O".
That's O as in Ohio...
BnO_I18c by Edmund, on Flickr
Please produce a P.
Ed: "Please produce a P."
The Pennsylvania RR from my Generations Series.
A "Q" please.
BRVRRA "Q" please.
Conrail Quality!
IMG_1509 by Edmund, on Flickr
R should be easy
R equals RDC
so Now on to "S"
A pessimist sees a dark tunnel
An optimist sees the light at the end of the tunnel
A realist sees a frieght train
An engineer sees three idiots standing on the tracks stairing blankly in space
NVSRR so Now on to "S"
TF: "Give me a T please."
Pennsylvania Railroad T-1 #5501 approaching the "old" Black River Satation with a westbound passenger train.
A "U" please.
BRVRRA "U" please.
This freight car was inspired by Eric Boorman's UTAH BELT.
Show me a "V" if you please.
Kevin - V
Victorious
W is required.