Hi All
I hope to load a pic or 2 of my Layout, "Southern Interior & Cascades MRR" Hope this works.
This is my New CN F7 re fueling at dusk.
A Switch Crew working "Eagle Valley Pellett Company"
CP crew getting their work orders.
CN Mainline shot
Some local Hotrodders getting some attention from the cops.
Thats it for now, I have some more comeing once I have my yard semi finished.
Thanks...
Mike
Jerry SP FOREVER http://photobucket.com/albums/f317/GAPPLEG/
CPrail wrote: Hi AllI hope to load a pic or 2 of my Layout, "Southern Interior & Cascades MRR" Hope this works.
It worked! NiCe picture.
Hi Gappleg
Thanks for the comment on the picture,the pipe work is part of the Walthers "Cornersone Series" Refinery Piping Kit (93-3114) and some creative bending in hot water :)
Some nice photos there! Looks like you're adding an [ /img] tag at the end of your Photobucket photo tags. These aren't needed, Photobucket adds them automatically. That's why your photos are followed by [ /img].
Bob Boudreau
CANADA
Visit my model railroad photography website: http://sites.google.com/site/railphotog/
Nice pictures. How about telling me the trick for loading up some of my own?
Thanks,
Phil
Phil, I'm not a rocket scientist; they are my students.
shayfan84325 wrote: Nice pictures. How about telling me the trick for loading up some of my own? Thanks,Phil
This question comes up semi regularly. Visit http://www.photobucket.com/
and get yourself a free account. Upload photos from your computer to Photobucket. They automatically provide URLs and IMG tag links at the bottom of your uploaded photos. Click on the link with IMG and you'll see "Copied" (using IE), the link will be copied to your computer's clipboard. Compose your message on the forum, do a right mouse click and choose "Paste", and the IMG link will be posted into your message.
If you want to post more than one image, click copy the IMG tags to your computer's Notebook feature. Copy them all at once and paste them into your message.
Photos should be around 700-800 pixels wide so they can be seen fairly clearly.
Give it a try!
Here's a photo I just recently posted on another forum:
Hey Phil
On the botom of this Forum there is a search box,type "how to load photo's" in there and follow the 1st post, I had to open an account in Photo Bucket that took all of 2 minutes and loaded them from there, and thanks for the comments on the shots I appreciate it.
Hey Bob
Thanks for the tip on the IMG thing, I have since corrected it, again thanks.
That is one sweet shot you have posted, fine work, Pardon my Steam ignorance is that a Pile driver of some sort?
Nice looking layout and good photos!
CPrail wrote: Hey BobThanks for the tip on the IMG thing, I have since corrected it, again thanks.That is one sweet shot you have posted, fine work, Pardon my Steam ignorance is that a Pile driver of some sort?Mike
Sure is, I scratchbuilt it many years ago from plans in RMC.
Hey TrainmanTy
Yes it's a Wood Pellet company,I have a pellet Stove and buy all my pellets from the Eagle Valley Pellet Company, So I figure since I have bought 4 tons of pellets over the years they should have a spot on my layout, I have downloaded the Company's logo off their home page and made the signs up for my building and silo's and they look great.
Thanks for the reply..
Hey TA462
I would love to tell you I did that truck but it would be a lie,the small pick up is an Atlas buy (comes like that) and the 5 ton truck was bought off of ebay by a fellow that custom paints any truck you want,He was on Ebay but since has opened up his own Online store,But go to Ebay and search for a user named CUSTOM MOW and he should come up,he has some unreal MOW trucks in all Canadian and US Railroads or you can send him your own Logo and colors and he will paint it up and decal it for you, I paid $19.00 for that truck,the boom goes up and down and the bit can be positioned anyway you like, If you can't find him let me know I have his new store address on my other PC I can get it for you.
Just so you know; wood pellets wouldn't be shipped in an open top hopper like that; as the weather would get to them, they would probobly be shipped bagged in in a boxcar or in a cov. hop.
Just my
Modeling the N&W freelanced at the height of their steam era in HO.
Daniel G.
Hello Mike,
I enjoyed your pictures, real nice! I also visited your website and saw your layout. You did a nice job!
Paul
Lynn
Present Layout progress
http://cs.trains.com/mrr/f/11/p/290127/3372174.aspx#3372174
Hello Lynn,
I checked out your new layout progress. You do real nice work! Keep it up! You're going to have a beauty!
Hey Wick
Thanks for the Look on my site and the nice comment I apprciate other Modelers input I really do, Had a look at your progress shots very nice thats going to be one nice layout when she is done,Like the mountains and the waterfalls you are doing a great job, Keep us posted on future progress, I will be loading up some new shots sometime today on my site as I have finshed a couple more area's and took some pictures this morning.
Thanks