Looks massive Bob, nice line-up!
Some of my achievements of the last few months..
Forrest road..
The wetlands..
The Harbour with my scratchbuilt ship.
A view into eagle canyon..
Here are 4 K-Line club engines. Three of the four were defective. Mine was the only one that ran out of the box. Now after two EOB drop in boards and an adjustment on a sound board they all run good.
Bob
Ray, They pop up on Ebay from time to time.
wow! Jon that is one really nice looking truck
probably can't get them anymore?
Raymans, Thanks for the heads-up! I found the model A for sale through diecastdirect.com for $34.95. But it is temporarily out of stock. Ya still did good for 50.00. Some of the Matchbox Harley trucks I missed out on ran that much. Thanks to Spankybird for helping me locate them as well!!!
good memories!
You know its the only thing i got these days is memories. nobdy can ever take them from you!
very sweet
raymans wrote: It is a very nice well detailed model I think was around $50
It is a very nice well detailed model I think was around $50
Better to beg forgiveness after the fact as I pirate this photo of ray's with those great Lehigh Valley Hoppers in the background:
That car was worth every nickel.
Jon it is Minichamps that I found on Amazon.com but they show none left at this time.
I hope this is a sign of what we may expect in the future.
and by the way your stockcar weathering looks great.
I have an Aztec airbrush and Badger compressor, but have not had the courage to try weathering as yet. The more I see here the more I want to try it.
Frank,
I recently started focusing my postwar attention to later 50's early 60's. Lots of fun stuff - love the submarine car - I'm really starting to appriciate the AAR trucks as well(quiet and smooth). Look forward to some future posts!
-Geoff
Just took a few minutes to look at the posts on this thread. You guys have some great photos. Love looking at them.
Chuck
trainsandmusic wrote: Frank53 wrote: A few new additions arrived this week. A couple of really nice and unusual flat cars have made their way to me in the last couple of months. They're interesting and funky and have spurred my interest in this post war line that I previously had not paid much attention to:The Helium TransportThe submarine car:and the railway truck transport car: Wow, never took you for the postwar sort.lol. Now you got to get an aquarium for your submarine.
Frank53 wrote: A few new additions arrived this week. A couple of really nice and unusual flat cars have made their way to me in the last couple of months. They're interesting and funky and have spurred my interest in this post war line that I previously had not paid much attention to:The Helium TransportThe submarine car:and the railway truck transport car:
A few new additions arrived this week. A couple of really nice and unusual flat cars have made their way to me in the last couple of months. They're interesting and funky and have spurred my interest in this post war line that I previously had not paid much attention to:
The Helium Transport
The submarine car:
and the railway truck transport car:
Wow, never took you for the postwar sort.lol. Now you got to get an aquarium for your submarine.
Well, I'm thinking BATHTUB !!
Thanks, John
Raymans, That model A is awesome!!! Who made it and are there any left? Thanks, Jon
Another video of my basic layout.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6111211493204650272
Great pics everyone. Here is my patriotic contribution for the week.
Here is a paddle boat we saw the other day. The stacks are in the travelling position
and the layout with some fun effects
Thanks Bill! I'll be posting video in a few minutes.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1152100247809221575
Jon - great job on the weathering.
Ray - being a true lover of diecast cars, very nice!
We have some very nice pics again this week!
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
Finally got the crew to start on the new-to-me 2025.
Here's the before.
Ordering the parts this week.
Kurt
Frank, the hobo must have had a good lead at one time. He had time to put a fresh set of clothes on.
hirailjon, the weathered stock car looks great. As does everything else in the pic.
very nice highrailjon.
i like your weathering job
David, Your outdoor RR is looking great!!!!!
Here's my attempt at weathering a stockcar.
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