It is now October. The October 2014 edition of the Show me Something thread is here: http://goo.gl/DzadRD
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Heartland Division CB&Q Fallen Flag is a great idea! There are many fallen flag railroads. CB&Q is a fallen flag railroad. Here are some CB&Q locomotives. Come on everybody! Show your fallen flag railroads !
Fallen Flag is a great idea! There are many fallen flag railroads.
CB&Q is a fallen flag railroad. Here are some CB&Q locomotives.
Come on everybody! Show your fallen flag railroads !
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Old 0-6-0 out at the yard lead breaking up a string of reefers for local switching...
Another switcher please, preferably under steam....
Ray Seneca Lake, Ontario, and Western R.R. (S.L.O.&W.) in HO
We'll get there sooner or later!
Here we go, a couple of guys at work.
Show me a switcher at work.
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Show me men working in a Train Yard
Almost a whole day an no fall colors. Let's give the request a few more hours.
Modeling the Pennsylvania Railroad in N Scale.
www.prr-nscale.blogspot.com
Love that dirty water:
Show me some fall colors.
It takes an iron man to play with a toy iron horse.
superbeShow me some white
A white LPG tank car being spotted at a propane dealer with white storage tanks.
Show me something dirty.
-Ken in Maryland (B&O modeler, former CSX modeler)
Here ]s something black.
Since we are doing colors:
Show me some white
Bob
Don't Ever Give Up
A green "opera window" flat!
Show me something black that is NOT a locomotive
Karl
NCE über alles!
Central of Georgia, bought out by Southern who went on to be a part of Norfolk Southern.
Show me something green that's not a locomotive.
The D&RGW is a fallen flag.
More fallen flags please.
Michael
CEO- Mile-HI-RailroadPrototype: D&RGW Moffat Line 1989
Atlantic Coast Line is a fallen flag. show me a current class 1 railroad.
The mighty PRR, a fallen flag.
More fallen flags. please.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
Here is a "Fallen Flag" from the BRVRR:
An old photo of a NYC consist at the West End of the layout
How about another "Fallen Flag" road?
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
Don't seem to have any takers on the double slip. To move things along,here's one where the yard lead meets the double tracked mainline.
How about anything from a "Fallen Flag"?
Mike
I have a compound ladder here.
Back to the request for a double or single slip switch.
aah, now I see! Thanks for the clarification, Richard.
http://cs.trains.com/mrr/f/88/t/69333.aspx
Here's a discussion from 2006 on the subject... Thanks again!
Ed,
A compound ladder uses a switch off the divergent leg of each switch in the ladder. Now if that makes sense, I did a better job than I think I did. There is a plan of a #6 Compound Ladder in my Atlas track planning book. Sorry, don't know how to draw or add a photo to do a better job of explaining.
Good luck,
Richard
middlemanLet's go back to ted's request for a compound ladder. (Hang in there,ted...moderation doesn't last forever.)
Well, I decided to run down to the layout and knock off a few pix! I guess this would qualify for a compound ladder. Can anyone clearly define "compound" ladder for me???
Way back where the GP-7 and caboose are there's a left hand switch, then rights for most of the ladder, then the left in the foreground.
Obviously, this area has yet to see ballast! Maybe THIS Winter...
On a trackwork theme, show me a double slip switch (preferably one in Ipswich )
Ed
tedteddersonPlease show me a compound ladder
I've got a simple ladder (i.e. all LH switches?) but, unfortunately no photos of it to post...
Anyone? Ted's request got buried!
A new set of E8s roll a "City" streamliner past a road-weary trio of E7s.
Let's go back to ted's request for a compound ladder. (Hang in there,ted...moderation doesn't last forever.)
A Southern 4-4-0 with freight in tow coming down grade at Woodland..
More mainline action please!
Here's some action on the Pennsy main line, just east of the curve. Let's keep the main line action coming.
There really is some impressive scenery to aspire to. Looks great. I love the optical illusions and simulated depth in the backdrops.
My apologies if this is out of sequence (forum moderation) but there has been a steak of mainline requests.
Here is the mainline I laid about 6 months ago. Next i have to figure out the right cv to dim that headlight
Please show me a compound ladder