Evidently there's no gold in them thar hills!
Show me something you've expanded!
The Kentucky Mine in Sierra City--the prototype is actually about five miles east of the town toward Yuba Pass, but I fudged a little and put it downtown, lol!
Show me another gold mine Tom
Show me another gold mine
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!
A Mine opening. You can see there on the right side, the conveyor going into the mountain.
Show me another mine.
Michael
CEO- Mile-HI-RailroadPrototype: D&RGW Moffat Line 1989
Well here goes nothing.
Here is mostly darkness and a slight amount of light
Show me a mine opening, not just a structure
Bob
Don't Ever Give Up
Texas ZepherShow Me (having spent 4 years in Missouri) something I won't believe unless I see it.
Here is another Show me something that is both "this" and "that."
A Box car that is also a Tank car.
Show me a Most of this and a slightly that.
ChadLRyanPlease Show Me a Passenger Combine, Consist, or Cars!
Or maybe one of a Rivarossi Coach into a Santa Fe cabbage 26xx class.
Show Me (having spent 4 years in Missouri) something I won't believe unless I see it.
Customized Kibri Combine...
Please Show Me a Passenger Combine, Consist, or Cars!
Hey, Thanks for Looking & Playing, in one of the coolest threads!!!
The lowly switcher, neither a road engine, nor a passenger unit!
Show me a combine!
Karl
NCE über alles!
leighantShow me something that is both "this" and "that."
How about a "torpedo boat" GP9? The B&O used these over the road as both passenger units and freight locos.
Now show me something that is neither of the above.
-Ken in Maryland (B&O modeler, former CSX modeler)
Green Linde boxtank, a very minor modification (side sill, end access door) / repaint of an R-T-R car.
Is it a boxcar or is it a tankcar? YES, both.
Show me something that is both "this" and "that."
Time is up on the Beer/spirits car.
Show me something green in color.
BATMAN Moosehead Beer holding down freshly caulked track. An easy reach for the thirsty modeler! "> Show me a Beer (or spirits) car. Obviously a B-E-E-R R-U-N extra! How many gallons per tank car?
Moosehead Beer holding down freshly caulked track. An easy reach for the thirsty modeler!
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Show me a Beer (or spirits) car.
Obviously a B-E-E-R R-U-N extra! How many gallons per tank car?
God's Best & Happy Rails to You!
Bing (RIPRR The Route of the Buzzards)
The future: Dead Rail Society
The Dragon Products cement storage and batch plant on my layout. This is presently under rebuild to provide better rail access to the plant and better operational possibilites
Show me an ice house with icing platform
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
Here's three for the request of one: Carling Breweries Ltd, Parrot Potatos & A & P.
　
Show me a heavy industry scene.
Carl
"I could never belong to any club that would have me as a member."
Pictured is a beer car advertising Old German beer. It was brewed in Cumberland MD and happens to be the first beer I was introduced to.
Let's see another "advertising" box car
"> Show me a Beer (or spirits) car.
Brent
"All of the world's problems are the result of the difference between how we think and how the world works."
I'm sure this is not at all what you meant, but it WAS on my layout when I took this picture, and I did get it for FREE. When I started teaching history, I noticed a shop teacher had some mastodon or mammoth fossils sitting around his shop class and I asked if I could borrow some for a "historical evidence" discussion. He said he had lots of them and gave me a 12,000 year old fossilized mammoth thigh bone, 15 pounds worth, and a few smaller ones. I used them once a year in the prehistoric America introduction to the course, and stored them between times in my home workshop where I build sections before carrying them into the train room inside. When the stickum came loose on my foam layout surface (arrow), I re-stickumed it and weighted it with the most convenient weight. (Though not the most conventional one...)
Show me something CONVENIENT on your layout.
To answer Alan's request. Steamer pulling Streamliners.
Lets honor previous request, show something on your layout you got for free.
Time to move on I suppose.
Show me something on your layout you got for free.
Here you go. NYC Niagara #6015 at the head of a streamlined passenger train.
How about another streamliner with a steamer at the head?
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
Local passenger train 301 prepares for a stop at the station in Buford WY.
Show me a steamer pulling a streamlined passenger train.
Southern's E6 leads the Tennessean passenger train
Show me a steam loco lead passenger train.
It's been almost a day looking for that derelict, so I will back up one and show a GP7. MEC 572 is a non-dynamic with a steam generator for passenger service
Show me another passenger locomotive
1 GP9 comin up!!
Show me a derelict engine!
Here are 2 FT AB sets with draw bar connections making 4 unit set.
Please show a GP7 or GP9 (I normally post no more than 1 photo per page, but wanted to speed up the thread this time.)
Please show a GP7 or GP9
(I normally post no more than 1 photo per page, but wanted to speed up the thread this time.)
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
Three SD50's
Show me an FT draw-bared AB set
Modeling B&O- Chessie Bob K. www.ssmrc.org
SD's ....
Please show F-units.
1st generation diesels.
Show me a lashup of SDs.
Mike
It's been a while for more military; maybe the local army recruiter can help
Show me a first generation diesel
G Paine Will an old MOW blacksmith car please the LION?? Show me a Hi-Rail vehicle
Will an old MOW blacksmith car please the LION??
Show me a Hi-Rail vehicle
Brad, I think we need your crane here
Still looking for some military RR