G PaineMore rusty stuff!
Rusty coils of steel...
IMG_8587 by Edmund, on Flickr
More rust, please —
HO-Velo, Motorcycle has the kickstand on the wrong side....
Mike C.
wobblinwheelMotorcycle has the kickstand on the wrong side....
To think that an old motorcycle aficionado would pull such a faux pas, though the marques I mostly rode were off-road, CZ, Husqvarna & Honda with no sidestands.
But back to the rust, how bout' a rusty dumpster. More rust please, regards, Peter
wobblinwheel HO-Velo, Motorcycle has the kickstand on the wrong side....
Maybe the bike is from England.
The flatcar is Rusty... to the point of being "Crunchy".
And the load of ship Windlas's, and a very large gear, Is Heavy.
Let's see some H E A V Y stuff.... ( Groovy man ... Groovy ...)
Rust...... It's a good thing !
Little TimmyLet's see some H E A V Y stuff....
I'm Hip! These P-1a locomotives were known as "Heavy Electrics" at 408,000 lbs.
IMG_6782_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
More heavy, please...
My HEAVYweight diner BM 84 Mountaineer
Show me more heavy
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
(And no brand ever had a lefty kickstand option?)(heh!)
G PaineShow me more heavy
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Heavy is very relative.
For a bulkhead flatcar, I think these steel beams are a VERY heavy load. This scene is from the North Georgia Modu-Rails group modular layout.
Show me something that is blue.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
Blue .... The L&N gondola with a load of structural steel is blue.
Please show more blue...
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
SeeYou190Heavy is very relative.
Hey, keep my mother-in-law out of this!
Nothing says Blue like B&O...
IMG_6883_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
More blue, please.
Hi all.....I haven't posted here before, so I thought I'd start with this one, hope it turns out.......
A couple of Shasta water cars that ran on the SP Shasta Division many moons ago, they are seperate #'s....
Any more blue freight cars?
I believe Wabash Blue is in order here!
More blue, please!
Rick Jesionowski
Rule 1: This is my railroad.
Rule 2: I make the rules.
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Rick said: "More blue, please!"
Some CONRAIL blue.
More blue please.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
Also B&M blue. All ones that I painted and detailed
SHow me something green
A green tug, show me more green. Regards, Peter
Evergreen containers are green.
Please show me one or more shipping containers.
Lone Wolf and Santa FePlease show me one or more shipping containers.
OK... Here is my 1954 version of intermodal shipping containers loaded onto a flatcar:
Show me some more shipping containers please.
SeeYou190Show me some more shipping containers please.
...and my 1960 version of "Pre-intermodal" intermodals; The NYC Flexi-Van.
IMG_5950_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
More containers, please.
Here are a couple of containers on truck trailers.
Please show me a truck.
How about a bunch of trucks!
More trucks or just one truck!
A Merrill fuel tank truck on my layout
Show me more truck(s)
G PaineShow me more truck(s)
Here are a few trucks on the Florida S Scalers Modular Layout:
Show me another truck, or two, or more.
Trucks in my rural scene...
Please show trucks or machinery....
SeeYou190Show me another truck, or two, or more.
Ummmm... OK.
I "hope" there isn't a limit on how many picture's you can post all at once. If there is, I'm sorry. I know I have posted most of these truck's before, but this time I felt they should all be together.
( Seeyou190 did say "or more" ..... so this is all his fault.)
Let's see some Machinery ...
Heartland Division CB&QPlease show trucks or machinery....
Sorry . I was typing while you were posting, so I didn't see your post before I threw mine up.
I "edited" mine to ask for some machinery. ( Please dont beat me with a "rubber hose" ...)
Little TimmyLet's see some Machinery ...
A radial drill press and wheel lathe are featured machines in the wheel shop.
IMG_8671_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
More machinery, please.
gmpullmanMore machinery, please.
Not really machinery, but it has been over 24 hours, so lets switch over to equipment.
Here is a bunch of that yellow stuff from Peoria displayed on the Athens Bend Track modules in Atlanta, Georgia:
Show me more heavy equipment.
Kevin said: "Show me more heavy equipment."
Yard crane under repair.
More heavy equipment please.