Here is Denver Union Station. It is protected by the Colorado Historical Society.
Show me something weathered
Michael
CEO- Mile-HI-RailroadPrototype: D&RGW Moffat Line 1989
Show me some M.O.W.
(great thread btw)
"The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination."-Albert Einstein
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OK, here is old #135 yard goat working the yard lead at Hopewell junction.
Got beat out....... !
Ray Seneca Lake, Ontario, and Western R.R. (S.L.O.&W.) in HO
We'll get there sooner or later!
MOW train on the Western Maryland Western Lines.
Show me some trees...
Lee
Route of the Alpha Jets www.wmrywesternlines.net
Yellowstone park Pine from Astilbe, furnace filter on a stick on Gem Mountain and my original Birch from "Queen of the Praire"
Show me a cliff
Trees it is!
Show me something really expensive!
Edit: Dang, let's see a cliff!
Disregard the missing ditch light cover, handrails...
Hmm, on that note, show me something that's missing a few things
-Morgan
Kit not done.
Show me a rail crossing with a 1970 Plymouth Super Bird sitting waiting at crossing. OK, if you have to, forget about the Super Bird, but I have seen the picture before and it is not mine.
Cuda Ken
I hate Rust
Will you settle for a 1970 LTD?
Show me an unusual flat car load...
Well, does not look like a 70 LTD to me, but it will work. All so not quit a flat car, would a Gondola work?
Was not the picture I was looking for so I will not ask for a turn.
This guy is selling Resin-cast almost full scale wind turbine (wand farm) blades. He also kitbashes the semis to haul them, with a working collapasble center beam. The flat cars are quipped with Z scale trucks on brass wire, that allows the turbine blades to shift back and forth when cornering.
Dang page won't let me EDIT.
Show me your favorite picture of your layout. And then I'm done for a while.
Unusual flatcar load?
How about a 1909 Oldsmobile:
Show me your version of this guy:
Phil, I'm not a rocket scientist; they are my students.
Flashwave Show me your favorite picture of your layout. And then I'm done for a while.
One of my favorites:
Show me a mountain scene.
MAbruce Flashwave: Show me your favorite picture of your layout. And then I'm done for a while. One of my favorites: Show me a mountain scene.
Flashwave: Show me your favorite picture of your layout. And then I'm done for a while.
That is a simply gorgeous photo-- where / how did you do that backdrop? You did a marvelous job of blending the colors. Kudos!
John
OK, the little Bachmann dude is here for X'mas corporative portrait.
Show me a carfloat.
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Here is a car float from our club layout in Largo, FL; looks like couple of the boys did not pay their dues!
Show me a bascule bridge.
Carl in Florida - - - - - - - - - - We need an HO Amtrak SDP40F and GE U36B oh wait- We GOT THEM!
Here's your mountain scene for you... I'll second the request for the Car Float.
The request is for a bascule bridge
Jarrell
jacon12 The request is for a bascule bridge Jarrell
Your wish is my command !
Show me a 5-diesel consist.
Rich
Alton Junction
Ahhhh Rich, the bascule bridge master!!!
Five diesels crossing Hammer Creek. DJ.
Show me a rock quarry.
Malachite quarry that could have been at Queen Mine in Bisbee
Show me your Yellowstone
How about 3 of them?
Show me a crossover loop like Tehachapi
Tom
Tom View my layout photos! http://s299.photobucket.com/albums/mm310/TWhite-014/Rio%20Grande%20Yuba%20River%20Sub One can NEVER have too many Articulateds!
Here's my version of the Tehachapi loop. I've actually modeled mine after the famous Big 10 loop in coal creek canyon, just northwest of Denver (from an areal view it looks like a figure 8).
I also just recently shot a video of this scene.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkE53l7PdkI
Show me a grade crossing with trucks
This was a Model T pick-up truck a few minutes ago:
Show me a train on a bridge going over another train.
Show me a handcar.
I do have a velocipede style handcar in this photo. It does not really fit in with the 1950's era, but ... oh well.
Show us a switcher moving freight cars on an industrial siding.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
Crossover loop, with train on bridge on top of (same) train.
Different view.
Looks like a switcher on an industry track with a car on the left side.
Mike WSOR engineer | HO scale since 1988 | Visit our club www.WCGandyDancers.com
Show me a Y6 b please