From the new laptop.
New portals by Jim A now on layout.
Trains going through the double portal on right side.
Trains going through triple portal on left side. Bathtub gons sitting on siding that goes through one of the portals.
View number two of triple portal.
God bless TCA 05-58541 Benefactor Member of the NRA, Member of the American Legion, Retired Boss Hog of Roseyville , KC&D Qualified
handbuilt flatcars with custom loads
Nice photos from everyone! Lots of prewar/postwars goodies. Gotta love those "fresh from the attic" finds no matter how abused, Brent. Do the early postwar cars have whirly inside wheels? I especially like the 622....it looks like it'd clean up real nice
The museum layout has undergone a population explosion. To think there were only 2 rabbits on the layout last week
Can't view John's video cuz of stupid dialup. I do like the loading ramps though. A nice detail project that I need on my layout
1688torpedo wrote: Tom- Thank You for posting the photo's of my Tinplate Set. Bruce- Maybe some Grecian Formula 16 will take the grey off your 773 Hudson Drivewheels? Take Care all.
Keith: The new tinplate set is beautiful! Had my reservations about the flat black finish on the engine but it doesn't detract from it's great looks at all. As for the 773 drivers maybe a Grecian Formula dye job is in order. Problem is I'd be doing it every 2 months.
Bruce Webster
This American Flyer was my brothers when he was a kid. Packed away 45 years ago in nonworking condition. After some cleaning, rewiring, and some new brushes, she runs like a champ.
Great selection of diecast cars available in S scale. The Jaguar is a Matchbox - 99 cents!
Lionel collector, stuck in an N scaler's modelling space.
Frank53 wrote: csxt30 wrote: Here is a short video of switching out some cars !! http://s94.photobucket.com/albums/l112/csxt30/?action=view¤t=DSCF0823.flvThanks, JohnNice video John, I got my Sunday morning chuckle when "Mr. Hand" saved the day!
csxt30 wrote: Here is a short video of switching out some cars !! http://s94.photobucket.com/albums/l112/csxt30/?action=view¤t=DSCF0823.flvThanks, John
Here is a short video of switching out some cars !!
http://s94.photobucket.com/albums/l112/csxt30/?action=view¤t=DSCF0823.flv
Thanks, John
Nice video John, I got my Sunday morning chuckle when "Mr. Hand" saved the day!
Thanks Frank & Chuck !! I practiced doing that a few times before I did it with the camera & it went perfect, untill I used the camera !!
Your layout is just awesome !!
That was good, John.
Nice pictures everyone !! Here's a couple of my loading dock area I've been working on !
Swamped with deliveries lately !!
More of the trains we grew up with - Post War 2400 series passenger cars. Post War New York Central F3s have Newark, Clifton and Summit in tow on the upper level while the PW Lionel Lines 2026 brings in Maplewood, Chatham and Hillside.
Quick stop at the station.
waiting for the docksider to finish shifting before getting the green light.
This reefer is due for a well deserved refurbishing.
A transistion photo during the NYC/Pennsy merger into what is now "Lionel Lines"
These turned out aweful, but wanted to share anyway. These are the FiL's collection, not large but it is interesting... he has lots of track and 8 O-22 switches so we are going to put up a layout where he can run 3 trains at once and interchange the trains on the different tracks.The 622The 675 and some carsSome more rolling stock and opperating carsPrewar Tinplate 262E, 2 609 Pullmans, and 611 ObservationThe milk car and coal car are in awesome shape. I will probably look to buy a like condition coal car as I have a milk car already. Also want to get the pre-war passenger set he has and maybe the 622. The other stuff is rather common and not as interested in that stuff. Maybe pickup the 675 set for the kids when they arrive...Brent
Here are some pics of Kieth's Lionel 269E set!
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
Happy Easter!
Here is my 322 rolling along I don't think I've posted before
Enjoy all
Happy Easter!!!!
Jim
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