Picture Thread. Please post your Layout Pics for our enjoyment!

[bikerraypa]

My town has made some progress. First time I've ever done anything "urban." [:)]




Ray out

[oleirish]

QUOTE: Originally posted by selector

I have a free account at www.railimages.com. Once you have it up and running, upload your selection of photos to your page. They are each filed by railimages with a number (you can set the file number, or railimages will do it for you). Then, keeping both this forum and your railimages page open, you right click the enlarged version of the photo on railimages, and scroll down to 'properties'. Click on it, and then hi-lite the URL listed up halfway in that dialogue box. Right click on the URL that you hi-lited and you will see "copy". Click on that, and then bring up the forum and start a post, or a new topic. Click in the text portion, and then put the cursor on "Edit" at the top-left of your screen, to the right of "File". Click on Edit, and click on 'Paste". You should see the URL appear in black print in the text box of your post. Thanks a lot,I've tryed sutterfly and one other image shack they do'nt seem to work,will try"railimages"[:)]OLE'IRISH[:D]

Two more steps. First, on the extreme left of the URL, click and type, in order, the "[", "img", and "]", with no spaces. Lastly, on the extreme right of the URL, type:

"[", followed by "/img", followed by "]". Looks like "...jpg[/img]". Nothing will then happen, apparently, but when you submit the post, and then look at it on the website forum, your photo should be there! You can also add a photo to your signature in "profile" using the same procedure.

(I hope I got that all right. It's what worked for me.)

[oleirish]

QUOTE: Originally posted by up_santafe

Here's a couple photos of my 4x8. More at the Webshots site in my signature.

That is a real nice 4X8 I'll bet the underside of your table is a night mare(been there done that)I hope to post some pictures of my HO 4X8 soon .EXCELLENT work

[^]OLE'IRISH[:)]

[oleirish]

ole'irish

[selector]

Irish, I am pleased for you. It worked!! Your layout skills are not too shabby, either. [:D]

[jwmurrayjr]

Very nice stuff!

Here's a link to mine. Need to get to work!!!

[Anonymous]

Holy Cow! Jim that is a great looking trestle. How did you bulid it?

DRew

[jacon12]

QUOTE: Originally posted by jwmurrayjr

Very nice stuff!

Here's a link to mine. Need to get to work!!!

Jim, thanks for taking the time to put together your website, I thoroughly enjoyed it!
Jarrell

[oleirish]

QUOTE: Originally posted by selector

Irish, I am pleased for you. It worked!! Your layout skills are not too shabby, either. [:D]

[:I]Thanks a lot,that means something to me.I joined railimages buit hav'nt fig out how that works,one page says go here and log in,but when I try to log in it says I'am not who I am?[:(]Oh well guess I'll figure it out one of these days.

[:)]OLE'IRISH[;)]( JIM)

[jwmurrayjr]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Drew22

Holy Cow! Jim that is a great looking trestle. How did you bulid it?

DRew

Thanks!

It's just a Heljan plastic kit ($18). The instructions are terrible but you can make one or more nice trestles from it...curved or straight.

[:)]

[nickinwestwales]

Irish- check the settings on your security service,had similar problems `til I realised that the wretched thing was too efficient,couldn`t even receive E-Mail without partially disabling it,good luck,regards,nick

[selector]

Irish, maybe your Windows is remembering your password automatically, and you think you have to type it in. If so, your password is doubled with no spacing, and the identification software rejects you, naturally, saying that your user name and/or password are incorrect.

When you log in, and hit 'enter' to scroll down to the password box, do several dots appear? If so, Windows has retained your password, and all you have to do is hit 'Enter".

[twhite]

Okay,here's a few of my D&RGW Yuba River Sub. The rest are on my Picture Trail website at the bottom of this post.
Tom [:D]




As you can see, no diseasels in sight!
[:P][:P]

[grandeman]

QUOTE: Originally posted by twhite

Okay,here's a few of my D&RGW Yuba River Sub. The rest are on my Picture Trail website at the bottom of this post.

Awesome, Tom. When our railroad is complete I've got to put something together like that! Really enjoyed your pics!

[cheese3]

Here it is. This is my 4 x 8. I hope to expand it next month.

[Anonymous]

Here's something as I start a backdrop stretch along the small yard on my modest layout...

[dragenrider]

Hey, Cheese3,

That's very efficient use of your 4x8's space in the middle. I like the small switch yard set next to the roundhouse and turntable. Good track planning to take advantage of that great big blank center space. (Did I say this once before? I can't remember...)

[grandeman]

Hi everyone. I'm sure enjoying all the pics! Just bought a new camera today (old one got lost[V]) and wanted to post a few pics of one of the new sections of our railroad. Here we go...

[grandeman]

Here's another...

[grandeman]

One more. It was a long stretch without a digital camera. This is fun. [:D]

The model is an Athearn RTR GP35. It hasn't been detailed or weathered yet.

[twhite]

Grande Man--even though my D&RGW Yuba River Sub has yet to see a diesel on it, your locos (and the layout) make me drool! Especially like the earlier stripe scheme on the GP. That was one COOL paint scheme the Rio Grande came up with. And everyone else: Really GREAT photos--plain to see that we all love this hobby!
Tom [:D][bow]

[BRVRR]

These pages are taking forever to load!
Again, many photos of my layout, rolling stock, locos and structures on my, updated today, website. Link is in my signature.

[grandeman]

QUOTE: Originally posted by twhite

Grande Man--even though my D&RGW Yuba River Sub has yet to see a diesel on it, your locos (and the layout) make me drool! Especially like the earlier stripe scheme on the GP. That was one COOL paint scheme the Rio Grande came up with.

Thanks Tom. I still have to super detail the scenes and weather the locos as well as build two small staging yards. I've really enjoyed your pics as well. Maybe you should break down and run an FT or two. You know, let them mingle and socialize with your steamers. [:D]

[electrolove]

Very nice pictures, thanks for sharing them with us. I'm also a Rio Grande fan [:D] Rio Grande, Union Pacific, desert scenery and things like that... Hope I can post some pictures in the future, still waiting for Shinohara code 83 track from USA so I have a looong way to go. Benchwork just finished.

QUOTE: Originally posted by grande man

Here's another...

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[jacon12]

QUOTE: Originally posted by RichBeau

Here's something as I start a backdrop stretch along the small yard on my modest layout...

Rich, this looks good! It gives me an idea of what I can do in a very limited spot on my layout, if I EVER get to that point.
Jarrell

[jacon12]

QUOTE: Originally posted by twhite

Okay,here's a few of my D&RGW Yuba River Sub. The rest are on my Picture Trail website at the bottom of this post.
Tom [:D]




As you can see, no diseasels in sight!
[:P][:P]

Tom, you've got an awesome layout there, thanks for posting the link to it. It really shows what can be done using foam for a base.
Jarrell

[AggroJones]

Vandy tenders are cool....


Modern cars make an appearance....


Challenger coming out of the bridge.

[grandeman]

A couple of shots of the SD7 after a little "rough weather"...

[electrolove]

AggroJones:

The Santa Fe cars in these pictures, is it Intermountain?

QUOTE: Originally posted by AggroJones

[jacon12]

Originally posted by cheese3

Here it is. This is my 4 x 8. I hope to expand it next month.

[
Cheese, you're light years ahead of me. I'm still wrestling with a track plan![:(]
Jarrell

HO Scale DCC Modeler of 1950, give or take 30 years.

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