Blueberryhill RR wrote: Jim Fortner wrote:my first thought was where was your tubular track?Here it is. All over the lower level loops...............
Jim Fortner wrote:my first thought was where was your tubular track?
Here it is. All over the lower level loops...............
and the world can now spin freely on it's axis.
Scott Smith
A shot of my control panel and one of my favorite accessories, the cattle loader in action!!!
Getting closer to doing scenic work...
Mike S.
Here are some pictures of my Yard.
Great pictures guys. I see we have some posters from the other forum. Welcome aboard.
Chuck, Maybe you should change your location to BridgeVille.
Just a couple of pics here.
Latest motive power addition. Lehigh & New England Beep.
Another view.
Latest flatcar load, 6 John Deere Model B, on a Weaver 50' flat car with wood floor.
Closeup of load.
John, unfortunately, I am unable see any of your photos. Are you using brand X for your photo sharing?
Chuck, that is one big bridge.
As the crew of the hot box reefer car says, "Great job, guys!"
Celebrating 18 years on the CTT Forum.
Buckeye Riveter......... OTTS Charter Member, a Roseyville Raider and a member of the CTT Forum since 2004..
Jelloway Creek, OH - ELV 1,100 - Home of the Baltimore, Ohio & Wabash RR
TCA 09-64284
They must have stopped sharing! Will have to regroup.
Can everyone see them now? Don't know what happened with the other host, they showed up at first then vanished.
Hello. I am pulling some older photos just to share. Some of the scenery on other's layouts today is just awesome.
jefelectric wrote: They must have stopped sharing! Will have to regroup.Can everyone see them now? Don't know what happened with the other host, they showed up at first then vanished.
John : they are there now, at least, I can see them !! Goes to show that you can't always go with Brand X !!
Thanks, John
Ok guys - Give me a break. This is the first time in over 3 years that I didn't start this at a resonable time. I was called out of town again on Friday and just got back home at 5:30pm today. And that was after being out of town all week. I did try to post this moring from the Hotel, but thier computor was having problems. It may have been the big ice storm up there.
IT's good to be back home.
Great pics all!
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
AKKevinT wrote:Here is the Polar Express in polar conditions, with a polar bear, during the International Polar Year! Taken yesterday morning.
Here is the Polar Express in polar conditions, with a polar bear, during the International Polar Year! Taken yesterday morning.
That is a fantastic picture. My wife and I had a good laugh at it.
Scott
Tom, good to have you back.
John, I can see your photos now. The Chief is going to love those John Deere tractors.
After three years of seeing people use all sorts of photo services, Shutterfly has always worked at CTT.
Great pictures everyone!!
Wes, The benchwork and track plan look great!
I'll get some pictures next week. A new RMT RDC that arrived by UPS JTOD (Just The Other Day). I jst have to get the temporary wiring on the layout rigged a little better.
Take care!
Chris
Another great set of pics! Thanks for posting!
John O
TOM, great you are posting was wondering WHERE YOU WERE?
GOOD PICS ALL.
laz57
Thanks for sharing,everyone.
scottsmith - loved that head on shot thru the rock cut. How many workers did your company lose blasting that canyon?
chrisyoung - fine collection you have there. Liked the low angle shots. Keepem coming.
Tom, Glad you got home safe in the nasty driving weather.
Buckeye, Nice pics. Where did you get the black & white hogs. Never saw them in O gauge.
Guess I will just have to stick with Shutterfly.
Frank53 wrote:
Laz, Who made that WWII Preist Tank? I've been needing a couple of 'em!!!!! Here's a few shots of my 3rd Rail Late Model Big Boy on the layout. You can see a video of it here:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4264130811388810417
RIP Chewy - best dog I ever had.
I got the 2" foam installed this afternoon. I still have to do the facia board, but it's coming along. Next step is major cleanup.
http://new.photos.yahoo.com/weswhitmore/photo/294928804250355095/0
http://new.photos.yahoo.com/weswhitmore/photo/294928804250336841/1
http://new.photos.yahoo.com/weswhitmore/photo/294928804250345262/2
Wes
Finished up a lot of ballasting last nite and today - got this entire top level done. Still need to put a few coast of grime on it, but that is another major check mark on the list:
Jim Fortner wrote:Man - that's one BIIIIIGGG BOY! Great looking locomotive! Frank - good one! Hey, maybe Chuck's got the Bridges of Blueberry County? Or is Blueberry Hill in Domino County? Chuck - you need a diner in your scenery - Fats' Place!
Jim.....That's a great idea. I've got an old Budd car, that I could convert into a Diner. " Fat's Place ". I like that.
Chuck
And look what is in the background hanging proudly on the wall!!!
highrailjon wrote: Laz, Who made that WWII Preist Tank? I've been needing a couple of 'em!!!!! Here's a few shots of my 3rd Rail Late Model Big Boy on the layout. You can see a video of it here:http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4264130811388810417
JON,
I got it from GELLER TRAINs here's the address,
http://gellertoytrains.com/mcart/index.cgi?ID=MZBZDC&task=show&cat=MILITARY+TRAINS&pgidx=10
He's a real good guy nice to deal with, I buy ior two things from him down at YORK. He only has a few of the PRIEST vehicles left, give him a call.
Buckeye Riveter wrote: And look what is in the background hanging proudly on the wall!!!
WONDER IF DA CHIEF HAS ONE?
Good eye!
A video of my newly installed cattle loader and cattle car. Enjoy!
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3662651201100072382&hl=en
Wes Whitmore wrote:
Question, where did you get your 2 inch styrofoam? I checked my local Lowes and they only carry 3/4". I'm going to build my 4x8 layout this way and instead of the 3/4" that is on the image I want to go with the 2", but I can't find it anywhere. If you don't mind me asking, how much was it per sheet? Thanks
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