Something from the agriculture industry:
Show me something from the Santa Fe railroad.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
Santa Fe FM Erie Builts
Please show any first generation diesel
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
An L&N RS-3
Please show another first-generation diesel.
A single PRR EP-20 (EMD E-7) hauls #53, The Fort Pitt, out of town...
More Early Diesels Please...
gmpullmanMore Early Diesels Please...
A B&O Alco S-4 sits on an overgrown spur:
Show me any loco that was built in the early-to-mid Sixties
-Ken in Maryland (B&O modeler, former CSX modeler)
My baby U-boat fits that timeframe; U-18B MEC 404 "Kenneth Roberts". A modified Athearn model that I did about 20 years ago; still need to add a decoder
Show me a diesel from the mid-1940s
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
An EMD NW2 delivered to CNR in 1946.
More mid-1940s diesel please.
Guy
Modeling CNR in the 50's
How about some ALCO PAs introduced in 1946?
Show us more ALCOs.
Renumbered ex-SP&S RS-3
Please show some work cars.
Well, over 24 hours and no work cars. Here's a flagpole at Horseshoe Curve.
Show me another flag on your layout.
Modeling the Pennsylvania Railroad in N Scale.
www.prr-nscale.blogspot.com
UP 4141 is proudly displaying the Stars and Stripes along with the Presidential Seal!
Show Me another Patriotic theme...
BM 1715 in a simplified Bicentennial scheme; a few years after the fact and kind of grubby. Weahtered from a photo
Show me another locomotive with a special paint scheme
We're not getting anywhere with a special paint scheme ... Let's broaden the request.
Please show a special paint scheme on a locomotive, a passenger car, a freight car or a vehicle....
.... or show a locomotive you painted and lettered yourself.
An Atlas/Kato undecorated yellowbox RS-11 that I painted for N&W as delivered 30 years ago, but just recently converted to DCC:
Please show anything N&W or consituent.
Here's one gobbled up by NS.
Show me something weathered, please.
Here's some weathered frieght cars.
Show me an RPO car.
Show me an RPO car:
Show me a streamlined observation car.
Probably my favorite observation car, Sandy Creek, passing another train in New York Central's Great Steel Fleet.
Let's go to the middle of the train—show me a diner.
B&M Diner #84, the Mountaineer, perviously named Maine. Made from Rivarossi diner with IHC interior, passengers and lighting
Staying in the middle, show me a sleeper car
PRR prewar 18-roomette City of Pittsburgh, built from a JC Models kit.
Please show a freight car.
That is an easy one. A Boston & Maine boxcar.
Please, show me a transition era tank car.
Here's a couple.
Show me a stock car, please.
A stock car or two:
Show me a large hopper car.
Here's a pair of big hoppers.
Show me a wooden trestle.
Please show another bridge of some sort.
It has been almost a day so I will jump back in with a couple of bridges I scratch built in Greenvale Village on my layout. Still a lot of work to do to complete the scene.
Show me a railroad running by the ocean or a river
Hey, I finally studied your crane/frog cartoon---and got a good laugh in the middle of the night!
Deano
It's been a while and no railroad along a river. Here's a railroad crossing a river on my John Galt Line porta layout (hence the blue-green Readon Metal rails on the inner loop).
Since it was the inspiration for the railroad in the novel that inspired the layout, show me some Great Northern.
Thanks for asking for Great Northern ......
2 GN Geeps.
GN operated its GP7's long end forward.
Please show another long end forward locomotive.