Well, no bigsteamers, so...
How about yard photos?
More yard photos please.
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Ed: "Any more 2-10-4 Texas or Selkirk types?"
A Pennsylvania 2-10-4. I don't know if its a Texas or Selkirk type, but it is a 2-10-4.
Mor big steam locos, 2-10-4s, 4-4-4-4s, 4-8-4s etc.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
BATMANHow about a 2-10-4, please.
Just happened to catch her taking a brief rest:
J1_Resting by Edmund, on Flickr
Any more 2-10-4 Texas or Selkirk types?
Ed
How about a 2-10-4, please.
Brent
"All of the world's problems are the result of the difference between how we think and how the world works."
Allan = Any Steam Engine.
6149 'Lady of the Lake'
IMG_1991 by David Harrison, on Flickr
Another Steam Engine.
David
To the world you are someone. To someone you are the world
I cannot afford the luxury of a negative thought
Ed: "More Hudson-types, please."
B&O #5047. An IHC model that belongs to my grandson.
Any steam engine, please.
BRVRRLet's keep the Hudsons going. Any road, any age.
A freshly-washed TH&B Hudson 8224:
M-C_J1d-8224 by Edmund, on Flickr
More Hudson-types, please.
Ed: "More 4-6-4s of any age, please."
My BLI New York Central Hudson #5335 was my 2005 Christmas present from my wife.
Let's keep the Hudsons going. Any road, any age.
BATMANEdit; I see I have tops, Rum, and Pepsi for all. There are several brands on the bar, help yourself.
Good call, Brent! Snacks for top-of-the-page in Show Me? Might bring in some more customers! I'll have a Spiced rum with Coke, please. Pepsi always seemed too sweet for me.
Bob Butterfield knew his Hudsons!
Lionel_Bobsey-Twins Hudson by Edmund, on Flickr
NVSRRMore newer Hudsons
I don't know where the Royal Hudson fits in the "newer" category but it is one of my newest:
CPR_4-6-4r by Edmund, on Flickr
More 4-6-4s of any age, please.
Slightly different Hudson. Great great grandpa Hudson meets the latest counterpart
More newer Hudsons
Shane
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
Well, we need a bump, so here is Royal Hudson 2850 on the TT heading in for the night. Must be rum and pepsi time.
Another Hudson, please.
Edit; I see I have tops, Rum, and Pepsi for all. There are several brands on the bar, help yourself.
Ed - Heavyweight Passenger Car.
Not sure what they are, but it appears a while since it was asked for.
Here are U.K. passenger cars.
IMG_1990 by David Harrison, on Flickr
Next - One - whatever you wish so long there is one.
NVSRRMore MOW equipment Please
A Pennsy tool car from a former RPO plus some sand hoppers in the background:
PRR_BM70M_MoW4 by Edmund, on Flickr
Another heavyweight passenger car, please.
How about some ballast work. M&K 70 t hopper rebuilds.
More MOW equipment Please
BATMANWell, it is snow removal month in the diner, so, show me something that can be used for snow removal,
Returning from a busy day:
Plow_Crew by Edmund, on Flickr
More maintenance equipment, please.
Regards, Ed
A Christmas present this year.
Well, it is snow removal month in the diner, so, show me something that can be used for snow removal, from a guy with a shovel to a guy with a bag of dynamite or any piece of equipment.
Allan - Anything model railroad related.
A panoramic view of part of layout
IMG_1969 by David Harrison, on Flickr
More - Anything railroad related.
Nothing for more than a day. We kinda killed the thread. So...
From the 'Railroading' tab on my updated website:
Anything model railroad related. Your choice.
A once mainline now light use branch.
more abandon please
Ed: "More of anything abandoned, reduced or no longer used, please."
Placing the new Black River Station required the removal of the Commuter/RIP track and the turnout that accessed the track. Here the track and switch have been removed and the old ballast and ground cover with it. I decided to leave the track bumper in place, at least for now.
Same as above, please.
NVSRRMore abandonded or reduced trackage please.
I've got this spot near a drawbridge that was a former double track crossover that has now been reduced to a passing siding where the single track passes through the bridge:
Track_joint1 by Edmund, on Flickr
Track_joint by Edmund, on Flickr
More of anything abandoned, reduced or no longer used, please.
An area that used to be double track now only one.
More abandonded or reduced trackage please.
SHane
Not quite sure what was next --
Anyway here is my older grandaughter's train set.
IMG_5540 by David Harrison, on Flickr
IMG_5541 by David Harrison, on Flickr
Next - Whatever you please.
NorthBritA thing that happened occassionally here.
In the U.S. there was a bit of a switcheroo when the city of Fort Wayne, Indiana had requested Nickel Plate Road to donate Berkshire 767 to the city since this engine had led the first train through town on a new, elevated right-of-way.
At the time the 767 was in poor shape so NKP had switched number plates and repainted the cab number to make the 765 as a reasonable stand-in.
IMG_5439 by Edmund, on Flickr
For a while in 2016 the Fort Wayne Historical Society returned the 767 number to the stand-in 765.
NKP_765-pre_fame by Edmund, on Flickr
Cheers, Ed
Ed Just read the following --
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LMS_Coronation_Class_6220_Coronation
The red 6220- 'Coronation' was actually 6229 Duchess of Hamilton? 6220 remained in the U.K. A thing that happened occassionally here.
Here is 6220 in blue.
IMG_1996 by David Harrison, on Flickr
Next - More of carte blanche.
NorthBritNext - anything of your choice.
A streamlined visitor:
Coronation_Century by Edmund, on Flickr
More of carte blanche, please.
Shane -- Ficticious passenger cars.
Three carriages out of scale in Kirkstall & East Seacroft Railway livery.
IMG_5325 by David Harrison, on Flickr
Next - anything of your choice.
L&NE had a few steel pass cars, but they were red for mow work, and arrived on the property after pass service ended. . From common practice, this is a good estimation of what they would have looked like if those cars had seen service .
More More would have been pass cars or ficticious pass cars
A rather old pic Just before the layout moved to a new home.
More flatcar loads
BRVRRHow about we switch to loaded flat cars?
Well, it is a flat car. Loaded with DD1 containers:
prr_FM1 by Edmund, on Flickr
More loaded flat cars, please. Ed