Great photos everyone,
Chief, Your progress is outstanding! Keep it up!
Dennis
TCA#09-63805
luther_stanton wrote: Some photos of the Lionel Lines Berk in action:Highball!
Some photos of the Lionel Lines Berk in action:
Highball!
Hi Luther,
Who made the mainline signal? I received a Lionel 'Mainline' mainline/branch signal for Chistmas, and both lights change either green or red. I like the like the Lionel signal, but will rewire to accommodate the main line and branch signalling.
Kurt
Well, the folks in Flat Earth Peidmont finally broke down and purchased some cars...
Chris
daan wrote: Great photo's again today! Didn't have time for the shed railway today.. friend needed help on the new staircase.. @spankybird, didn't know that Mercedes had a car capable of running without a driver back in 1880
Great photo's again today! Didn't have time for the shed railway today.. friend needed help on the new staircase..
@spankybird, didn't know that Mercedes had a car capable of running without a driver back in 1880
Dann - never under estimate those German's, they are a tricky bunch!
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
Great pics guys - love those 2 level layouts and retaining walls, Tom's always got something new going on, kids Love Toy Trains, and Chief has some great stuff with Loooooong runs (looks like from the other post). Laz - let's see your logging operation -- love the neon signage! Everybody - just great as usual!
Future home of a layout:
Current favorite car:
RIP Chewy - best dog I ever had.
Inspection of the newly completed track of the NS Roseyville Div by the big wheels riding in NW passenger cars. [you will notice Lionels smoke too with a little work on the units]
Coming out of the tunnel
Going into the other tunnel.
Engine making first test run on both loops.
Now the coal and grain rolls and business is going strong.
Post Wars seem to past all the time going in opposite driections.
Now to build some storage to get the clutter of engiens off of the benchwork.
God bless TCA 05-58541 Benefactor Member of the NRA, Member of the American Legion, Retired Boss Hog of Roseyville , KC&D Qualified
Waiting for the track to clear:
A little bit of old time flavor:
Uh oh, someone missed the signal:
Luther
NICE PICS GIZ,
Heres my new OLD MILWAUKEE car,
And layout update....
This is the neon sign wife got me for Bday....
Here are some pics of an 1886 Benz power wagon. It fit's right at home on my layout!
tom
Phish - that's an ornery looking bunch there. Cute, but ornery loooking.
Frank53 - Nice pic of the loading dock with steam. Like that cribbing. Just watch that first step it's a d
I picked up four items for almost nothing, with a little elbow grease and a trip to my Lionel parts guy, I was able to get them working and on the layout, they are the rotating beacon, crossing gate w/flashers, the crossing signal with lights, and the RR crossing sign.....Sorry for the photo mistakes, I'm still learning.....tom
I'm glad the fun in starting early today.
Great pictures of the kids! My 2-year old loves flashlights too! Looks like your into trains AND hot rods! Another great past time for kids!
Frank...Speachless..layout looks great! I wouldn't worry about your sister's approval, unless you tell her she can't run the trains until the landscaping is done. You did build this to run two trains at once...right?
It's back. with a little landscaping underway:
In other news, the Lionel Trains factory was robbed today - literally:
Before:
During:
After:
Here is the next generation of Toy Train lovers
And the Diner
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