Fuel pump and filters for loco service. DJ.
More scratch built, please.
That one is easy. The LION must scratch build almost everything. This one, in case you cannot tell, is a subway station. ☺
The Route of the Broadway Lion The Largest Subway Layout in North Dakota.
Here there be cats. LIONS with CAMERAS
Show me a conductor (human, employee)
Conductor
Show me an Engineer
Michael
CEO- Mile-HI-RailroadPrototype: D&RGW Moffat Line 1989
HEY! isn't that the Engineer's side of the cab?
LION has been onboard BNSF cabs many times, him KNOWS the layout!
BroadwayLion HEY! isn't that the Engineer's side of the cab? LION has been onboard BNSF cabs many times, him KNOWS the layout!
Ooh, Motley gonna be mad. Him no like lions in first place, now this. Him be mad at lion.
Alton Junction
richhotrain BroadwayLion: HEY! isn't that the Engineer's side of the cab? LION has been onboard BNSF cabs many times, him KNOWS the layout! Ooh, Motley gonna be mad. Him no like lions in first place, now this. Him be mad at lion.
BroadwayLion: HEY! isn't that the Engineer's side of the cab? LION has been onboard BNSF cabs many times, him KNOWS the layout!
Quoted for the truth!
If you look through the windows, you can see the Engineer and the Conductor.
Engineer after his day is done, going home.
Show me a weathering job either loco or stucture.
Jarrell
This is one of my favorites!
Show Me Something else Weathered!
Some time ago, I found a photo of MEC 263 GP-38 with a dusty, grimey look - so I painted an Atlas loco to match
Show me a winter scene with a RR snow plow or snow blower
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
Show me some Pacific Fruit Express
Two PFE 40' reefers are in this train at the right side of the photo.
Please show one or more Santa Fe reefers.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
Two Santa Fe reefers:
Show me an intermodal freight train
Matt from Anaheim, CA and Bayfield, COClick Here for my model train photo website
Times up on the intermodal.
Show me the number 16.
Show me a scratch built boxcar.
Wolfgang
Pueblo & Salt Lake RR
Come to us http://www.westportterminal.de my videos my blog
Time is up on the scratch built boxcar.
It's anybodies game.
E8 in the yard in the evening. DJ.
Show me something to tickle my funny bone.
Calculated the correct angle, but cut from the wrong side:
Well, I think it's funny.Turned out okie dokie:
Show me another funny "oops" that turned out ok.
M.C. Fujiwara
My YouTube Channel (How-to's, Layout progress videos)
Silicon Valley Free-moN
Hey, I was drunk when I set up this layout.
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Show me something that wasn't so funny.
Rich were you drunk when you set that up? OMG that is funny as hell.
That is when the artistic comes out, apply a 2x4 (tall ways) & dowels & crossplanking & you got a corner 3D trestle, in action!!! Seriously, like those 3D paintings with relief bridges in the "**" (politically correct) restaurants, thay are cool as that curve can be!!! Run with it! Motley & I voted, "So We Say, So Say We All !!!!
Dont forget the river swash paint on the floor, for effect!
Dullcoating my Dash8-32BWH after all the effort, & having it let loose off it's mount & destroying the Conductors side cab corner & grenading the reat truck components.. This picture shows the cab somewhat straightened, but the windsheild glazing is where the toilet should be.. It took a long time & a couple replacement MU sockets too.. The crash took the wind out of my sails for sure...
It didn't stop me from 'over posting' it though... I guess...
Show Me Something that was an Unexpected Success!!!
I needed to raise the Thomas Sub about 7" to reach the shelf with Elkins Yard on it, but I didn't want to gobble up a lot of room with a typical 36" diameter helix (N scale). I squished the helix down to 24", understanding that the Thomas Sub wouldn't be entertaining any 6 axle power or long autoracks and such. Still, I held my breath as I sent the first train of coal hoppers around the twist.
It's worked almost flawlessly ever since. One trick I employed was extending the lowest level into a 30" x 24" oval, the second level is 27" x 24", and top is a 24" diameter circle. The layout is in the attic, so this extends the helix into the space below the roof line without getting in the way of the scenery in front, which I'm now just starting to plan.
The line you see at the right coming out of the portal is the top of the helix. The sky board is wrapped around it. I have access through the top and bottom in case something bad happens in there, which so far, hasn't.
Now show me one of the engineering miracles of your benchwork!
Lee
Route of the Alpha Jets www.wmrywesternlines.net
Ah... I see that you get your track from the same place I do. That is to say, the previous layout! As far as unusual bench work goes, I'm kinda fond of this shot, although a more recent picture would be much better. The lowest level is not yet shown on this photo, but it would be a single track with the Courtland Street Station on it, just outboard of the fascia. Going up from there is the Nevins Street Station, the Lenox Avenue Station, the 8th Street Station, and Coney Island on the top level. In the distance on the north wall the elevated structure to the 242nd Street station can be seen.
OK, You got it....
This is the section of the SLOW that is finished. The photo is an overview shot used for the NMRA Scenery Certificate paperwork.
Show me a forced perspective.
Ray Seneca Lake, Ontario, and Western R.R. (S.L.O.&W.) in HO
We'll get there sooner or later!
wp8thsub GP35 number 3009: Show me your favorite structure.
GP35 number 3009:
Show me your favorite structure.
Nice picture of the WP! Kindred spirits to the D&RGW since those eastbound freight trains were next seen crossing the Rockies while the connection was friendly!
As an aside, when I was a student at California State University at Sacramento in the late 70's, my room mate worked for a while for the WP. He came from a long line of WP employee's, including his father and grandfather.
Rio Grande. The Action Road - Focus 1977-1983
Ssssooooo.....
Highways on my layout are wider in the foreground and narrower in the background to force the perspective. In the first photo, the bridge is more narrow in the background with the trusses closer together than in the foreground.
Please show a model made from wood.
One of my favorite Campbell Kits - Grandma's House:
It has over 20 individual wall sections:
Show me another wood model.
Phil, I'm not a rocket scientist; they are my students.
That's my church / school house in Salina. I've got the idea from Salina, CO.
Show me a scratch built car.
SCRATCH BUILDING IS FUN