Lone Pine Local
Darren (BLHS & CRRM Lifetime Member)
Delaware and Hudson Virtual Museum (DHVM), Railroad Adventures (RRAdventures)
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That Southern Pacific shot above, looks like Bad Day At Black Rock.
Here's another vintage SP caboose.
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William
Happy St. Patrick's Day !
Here's one I have, I don't have my AMB BN transfer caboose done yet. Seeing all of these is pretty enjoyable, nice work everyone!Happy 'Green' St. Patrick's Day!
steamage Lone Pine Local
D&H #35794
Jerry
That is a real 35mm photo of Alabama hills, then blown up to a poster size 30 inch long print.
Bruce
greg - Philadelphia & Reading / Reading
Greg,
Great photo, looks to be late1930's-early 50's ???
Here is what currently follows all the trains on the PB
Don,
Benefactor, Instigator, and Constructor
D&H #35797
Enjoying the photos! Thanks Everyone.
Here is my first attempt at a Juneco wood/metal kit. I made a few goofs when filing the steps, and I need to learn to do a better job painting the handrails (the paint on the handrails is a bit lumpy when you look at it up close). This was a swap meet purchase. It must have been pretty old because the dry transfer lettering didn't stick very well (and I managed to get one side crooked). I am still deciding on how to treat the windows. The interior will not be detailed.
No doubt some of you will be amazed to see a piece of my rolling stock that is actually painted!
Dave
I'm just a dude with a bad back having a lot of fun with model trains, and finally building a layout!
51% share holder in the ME&O ( Wife owns the other 49% )
ME&O
Nice, those Erie cabooses! Didn't know about the War Bonds- scheme. If I ever finish my DL&W wood caboose kits, I'll buy this Erie kit - I think Erie Lackawanna Historical Society has them.
Chessie Safety Slogan scheme caboose, was a great find on the end of a train.
How are you guys posting photos here? What do you feel is the easiest merthod? If I understood the process, I would post some photos of my N.P. Cabooses.
NP 2626 "Northern Pacific, really terrific"
Northern Pacific Railway Historical Association: http://www.nprha.org/
NP2626
Here is a link to a post I did that explains in detail how to post pictures:
http://cs.trains.com/TRCCS/forums/p/181001/1981556.aspx#1981556
I am sorry if is a bit long winded but it was designed to help real computer dinosaurs, like me!
Good greif! What a process!
Quick instructions
Shoot the picture
Downland from your camera, and save on your computer
Edit if you wish, and save that picture
Upload to Photobucket and copy the direct link.
Open the reply post here
Paste the link in the image box in your reply.
Hope this helps.