Here are some pics from the last Open House at The Western Reserve Model RR Museum.
I am a person with a very active inner child. This is why my wife loves me so. Willoughby, Ohio - the home of the CP & E RR. OTTS Founder www.spankybird.shutterfly.com
Spankybird, love the pictures with the children. Nice ones to start with. I've been working on my magnetic crane and was up late again when I took these shots.
Have a great day everyone......RJ
Keep chipping away at odds and ends this week:
Picked up this K-Line truck for $4.00:
Now, it's a bit distressed:
Picked up this neat retro city bus, in my favorite colors:
Started the first of two loading docks for this Ameritowne fatory:
One down, one to go:
Started stringing some telephone poles from DM&M Railroad:
Workers doing some clean up work in preparation for tourist season:
while the local wildlife steps out:
God bless TCA 05-58541 Benefactor Member of the NRA, Member of the American Legion, Retired Boss Hog of Roseyville , KC&D Qualified
GREAT PICS GIZ.
TOM love the fields, both football and baseball, good job!
FRANK, outstanding job on the truck and layout!
I'll try to grt some pics up later?
laz57
ChiefEagles wrote:Great photos guys. Tom, is there anywhere for people to buy trains near the museum? Would be nice as you all get the "blood pumping", they can go buy trains. Good job Frank.
There are two local hobby stores within 1.5 miles of the museum.
Frank 53 - I love what you did to that truck!
spankybird wrote: Frank 53 - I love what you did to that truck!
Thank you - am finishing up the loading dock, and the Amish Carpenter wants to know what happened to his red truck:
Great pictures, Guys. Good to see your layout again, Frank53.
Here is Fall at Blueberryhill........
This is a new Atlas car that I got. Great details............
Frank53 wrote: spankybird wrote: Frank 53 - I love what you did to that truck!Thank you - am finishing up the loading dock, and the Amish Carpenter wants to know what happened to his red truck:
Frank, no wonder why that Amishman is comfused, his TRUE truck would have look more like this!
Nice pictures everyone !!
Chuck : that's one beauty of a car !!
Thanks, John
spankybird wrote:the Amish Carpenter wants to know what happened to his red truck:
good point - perhaps he is not so much Pennsylvania Dutch as he is Ohio Dutch.
Other then adding in some fencing, additional overgrowth and some trackside clutter, this is the outcome within the the reversing loop:
Hot off the camera......
DA BEARS attack a TIGER.......
ALL out war breaks out.....
My new WEAVER HUDSON....
And finally my favorite corner
Here's a Williams GG-1 I picked up at a train show today for only 60 bucks
Doing some night operations
Just back from church, hayrides, horsey rides, and apple picking. Now off to paint the bedroom trim...
Great photos, Laz! Love that new steamer!
Frank's new industry came out great. Another step towards that magazine feature.
Here's a few for Doug M. to keep his interest in Thomas up.
He seems to be in awe of what's beside him. I don't blame him. They are in super great shape, and run silky smooth on our FasTrack. Please note that I finally glued the missing porthole back on.
Here's a hopper I just re-painted as B&M
It's sitting on some shelves I made a few months back. Here's a blurry photo or two of them.
And here is what you see as you walk down the stairs into our train room.
Jim
Modeling the Baltimore waterfront in HO scale
Frank.......see, great minds think alike! , great job!
OK Spankybird, I thought I was the only San Francisco 49er fan in this forum!! GO NINERS
raymans wrote: Frank.......see, great minds think alike! , great job!
LOL Ray! Yours looks much better. Probably won't be the last idea I pilfer from you.
Great job!
Very nice everyone. Wish I had a camera.
Frank, how much longer till we can see you in CTT?
Raymans, I really dig that fruit and plants, ingenious!
Lackawanna FM creeps through the city:
pretty enormous photo when you click on it - carumba
RIP Chewy - best dog I ever had.
Doug Murphy 'We few, we happy few, we band of brothers...' Henry V.
Hi Doug,
I am not sure on it. The G gauge layout was on loan to us for just the one day.
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