Great pictures, guys. The shots that follow were taken with a pinhole lens camera, so the focus is terrible; but, they show they layout from a railfan's perspective rather than a bird's eye view.
The Main Line
Heading into the Engine Facility
Checking the Daily Work Schedule
Going to Work
Two Ladies Gabbing
The Fire Tower
Don Agne
Along the lines of the earlier city scenes...
CNJ831
I recently started a new scratch build project. The prototype is a south buffalo railway 65 ton Whitcomb centercab engine. Here is a picture of it after it went to the Everett railroad.
http://www.rr-fallenflags.org/misc-e/evrr56s.jpg
The cab structure is ready to have doors scribed.
The hood sides with doors scribed and vents cut open.
Still a long way to go on this one.
Dan Pikulski
www.DansResinCasting.com
Some nice buildings guys. This is an old photo but I've never posted it here.
All Nighter at Butler Yard
Chip
Building the Rock Ridge Railroad with the slowest construction crew west of the Pecos.
I love the Swift plant. I've got an old cardboard Suydam one that I'm refurbishing.
I'm actually up skiing this weekend, so I'll pull up one I took a couple of weeks back. I promised myself I wouldn't put this picture up before December:
It takes an iron man to play with a toy iron horse.
Here is my first post to this thread. I was going thru some old stuff I had and decided to put a couple of structures together to make one structure,it is a Swift Meat processing company. I took photos outside.
New Haven switcher spotting a reefer loaded with swinging beef.Side view of packing house.Trucks being loaded for local delivery.Another side view.Overview of packing house.
Wagon Creek Road on the On30 Pacific Coast Air Line Railway
Harold
Jerry i like the interior of your Laundramat
Great street Scenes RR Canuck
I made a log car for my Shay to pull around But I'm still not sure how to make the vertical
posts
TerryinTexas
See my Web Site Here
http://conewriversubdivision.yolasite.com/
RRCanuck, those are fantasic. I really like the color variation you have in your buildings and the detail is really good too
I am just starting on my "town" ... as it is. I only have 1-3/4" of depth above the stone wall, so mine will never have a fully dimensional look. I am playing with photo images for the back.
Regards,
Tom
I have a fairly large downtown area on the layout that I don't think I've shown before. I find it difficult to photograph because it's so much longer than it is high. Anyway, I've done some judicious cropping - hope these pics aren't too long and skinny.
corner of Cliff and Church
Corner of Cliff and 1st
Corner of Cliff and 2nd
Corner of Cliff and 3rd
And a night shot thrown in for good measure.
Cheers.
This threads moving slow this weekend.
Someone decided to take the old Caddy out for a weekend spin. Here it sits dead on the roadside.
Dr. Frankendiesel aka Scott Running BearSpace Mouse for president!15 year veteran fire fighterCollector of Apple //e'sRunning Bear EnterprisesHistory Channel Club life member.beatus homo qui invenit sapientiam
Large load on a large flatcar:
Bob Boudreau
CANADA
Visit my model railroad photography website: http://sites.google.com/site/railphotog/
I'd sat that you are doing marvellously! It's a nice theme you have, and this fits in rather nicely, the whole diorama. Turned out well, too.
Here is another hurried image, but it's all there is from me.
Have fun, everyone.
If no one else is going to start it , here goes.
This is my Downtown Deco coin laundry being built. first shot is the shell , second shot is the interior because it will be lite. Third shot is a test setting on the layout to see about placement.
Jerry SP FOREVER http://photobucket.com/albums/f317/GAPPLEG/