Oh man, those Durango shots are sweet! Sure wish I could be there!
This is my first use of supertrees.
T e d
Lot of great stuff going on guy's.
I will have some to share next visit....God willin'.
PETER, LOL. That looks much better.
How about a 1:1 pic of my 1969 double wide cabover White Freightliner that I with the help of my close friend restored and redone the motor in 1983. I was leased to Galaxy Transport an Intermodal carrier.
Take Care, All! Frank
Take Care, All!
Frank
Ray,thanks for the kind words,and thanks for the link to your website. Amazing modeling!
Ted: The trees look very good.
Mike
"One difference between pessimists and optimists is that while pessimists are more often right, optimists have far more fun."
Heartland Division CB&Q I'm glad to see Weekend Photo Fun is off to a great start. Here are some older photos of my steel mill Snip<
I'm glad to see Weekend Photo Fun is off to a great start.
Here are some older photos of my steel mill
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Gary I really like this little clam bucket crane
is it Powered ?
Kit or Scratch built ?
TerryinTexas
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I started work on a 2.5' x 5' micro-layout of the Colorado Midland Railway in N scale:
Modeling the Rio Grande Southern First District circa 1938-1946 in HOn3.
C&O Fan Heartland Division CB&Q I'm glad to see Weekend Photo Fun is off to a great start. Here are some older photos of my steel mill Snip< Gary I really like this little clam bucket crane is it Powered ? Kit or Scratch built ?
Terry in TX .... It was made from an old kit I had. It was European, and may have bene PIKO brand. I did not keep the box. ...... It is not powered, and has plastic wheels which do roll, but not very well. .... I call it my "ugly crane, and its supposed purpose is to pick up spilled coke at the coke oven. ... Usually, it is paked at the end of the track where it does not block movemnt of other equipment. ... I think a small power truck such as sold by NWSL could make it go on the track. The crane part with the bucket would be very challenging to power. .... Thanks for asking
Peter ... Thanks for commenting about the steel mill.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
Dave! Good to see your pictures again, but....uh....what happened to the PRR?
I'm protecting the good citizens of Moose Bay by adding some protection at the busier grade crossings.
This is a road that I've suddenly realized has no name. But, it's at the edge of the layout so I thought it was a good spot for some kit-built Oregon Rail Supply crossbucks with flashers. I'm driving them with a Rob Paisley circuit board. I've got the right side approach wired up with phototransistors, but so far it's only daylight. I'm working on figuring how to mount the infrared LEDs for night operation.
It takes an iron man to play with a toy iron horse.
I like that crossing signal -- really looks great!