Welcome to February. Here's where we left off in January, with Kevin's fine looking SGRR box car and post request.
SeeYou190 Anything else that you painted and decalled?
Anything else that you painted and decalled?
Lots of paint weathering on a millwork model.
Show me something you painted and decalled please.
TF
Track fiddlerShow me something you painted and decalled please.
The rebuilt Tyco gondola car painted lettered for the Laramie Railroad:
-Photograph by Kevin Parson
Please show me any model you upgraded.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
Kevin: "Please show me any model you upgraded."
A/B set of Proto2000 E8 locomotives in Atlantic Coast Line, blue and yellow livery, that I stripped, upgraded, painted, decaled and weathered for my Pennsylvania passenger trains.
More upgraded or refinished models, please.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
BRVRRMore upgraded or refinished models, please.
I picked up a vintage LMB Mike some years ago:
LMB H-10 NYC 2-8-2 by Edmund, on Flickr
Replaced many of the details and the motor:
LMB H-10 redo by Edmund, on Flickr
— and today she's earning her keep on the layout:
NYC Mikado by Edmund, on Flickr
More modified, repainted or improved models, please.
Thanks for setting up February's Show Me, TF!
gmpullman More modified, repainted or improved models, please.
NICE
A bashed and modified, triple Warren.
Another scratch, bashed, modified, or improved model, please.
"One difference between pessimists and optimists is that while pessimists are more often right, optimists have far more fun."
I modified an N scale atlas RS3 to an RS3M to match the prototype, for my N scale Housatonic RR.
First photo is the original shell next to the modified shell on a photo of the proto.
Second photo is the modified shell back on its chassis, followed by the painted and decaled end result at the Housatonic's Engine Shop.
Show me a Diesel Engine Shop
this old rivarossi. new pilot. mostly. new drive line with motormounted in tender.
this g scale loco is heavily rebuilt. all new tender. new pilot, new elctronic for battery power. This one was an article in the n90's in garden railways. author sold it. went to england, portagal, southwest US to me in the Northeast. tender took a beating requiring a complete neww one. It showed its mileage from the decades.
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
N-scale Housatonic RRShow me a Diesel Engine Shop
This was my partially finished Diesel shop before junk and parts were added. I never finished it, but on my new layout, I'm using the same building and reconfiguring things a little:
Show me another Diesel shop.
York1 John
York1Show me another Diesel shop.
A busy night:
PRR Diesel Shop by Edmund, on Flickr
Another day —
Diesel shop 2 by Edmund, on Flickr
More locomotive shops, please.
full house.
more locomotive shop please
shane
NVSRRmore locomotive shop please
Diesel shop:
The above seen was photographed at the Model Trains Station Museum.
I am not sure why that water tower is there.
Show me another picture with something that does not seem to belong there.
SeeYou190Show me another picture with something that does not seem to belong there.
The Buck Stops here —
Under a Buck by Edmund, on Flickr
and takes the train!
More oddities and anachronisms, please.
gmpullmanMore oddities and anachronisms, please.
Hmmm... something seems out of place here...
Show me something else that does not belong.
SeeYou190Show me something else that does not belong.
Back to the future?
Double-Stack-retro by Edmund, on Flickr
More incongruities, please.
gmpullmanMore incongruities, please.
How about an E9 pulling the 1950s City of Los Angeles beside a 2000s intermodal train:
Show me another layout incongruity, please.
York1Show me another layout incongruity, please.
This could turn into a big problem.
Please show me another layout incongruity.
SeeYou190Please show me another layout incongruity.
This is the closest thing to an incongruity I have on my layout. The Hiawatha showing up on my east coast layout set in 1956. The Atlantic loco had been scrapped in the early 1950s. My excuse is the loco was preserved and used on excursion trains.
How about we do the alphabet game. I'll start it off with an A. The Bangor and Aroostook.
Give me a B.
John-NYBWGive me a B.
The Bates Motel
How about a "C" please?
York1How about a "C" please?
"C" is for Comet Freight, the LCL express freight service offered by the Stratton And Gillette Railroad.
Show me the "D" please.
SeeYou190Show me the "D" please.
The big D means Detroit!
DTI_coil by Edmund, on Flickr
I have an eye for an E...
gmpullman I have an eye for an E...
A pair of Erie F-units leading a coal train through Bedford Falls.
Find me an F.
John-NYBWFind me an F.
Found! Fumble And Grumble:
Show me the "G" please.
SeeYou190Show me the "G" please.
A Gas Station:
Show me an "H" please.
York1 Show me an "H" please.
A New Haven boxcar.
I think I used this before for the N.
I'm looking for an I.
John-NYBWI'm looking for an I.
I is for Ishpeming (Or Indiana, the car preceeding) — a name you don't hear very often!
ls&i1 by Edmund, on Flickr
Shall we journey to J?
gmpullman Shall we journey to J?
I was stumped until I remembered the NYC Hudsons were J-class.
Keep it going with a K.
John-NYBWKeep it going with a K.
This is a stretch, but how about the Krell Pipe Company?
Please show me something that starts with the letter "L".