That is an easy one. A Boston & Maine boxcar.
Please, show me a transition era tank car.
Guy
Modeling CNR in the 50's
PRR prewar 18-roomette City of Pittsburgh, built from a JC Models kit.
Please show a freight car.
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
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
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.
Show me an RPO car:
Show me a streamlined observation car.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
Here's some weathered frieght cars.
Show me an RPO car.
Modeling the Pennsylvania Railroad in N Scale.
www.prr-nscale.blogspot.com
Here's one gobbled up by NS.
Show me something weathered, please.
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.
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.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
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
UP 4141 is proudly displaying the Stars and Stripes along with the Presidential Seal!
Show Me another Patriotic theme...
Well, over 24 hours and no work cars. Here's a flagpole at Horseshoe Curve.
Show me another flag on your layout.
Renumbered ex-SP&S RS-3
Please show some work cars.
How about some ALCO PAs introduced in 1946?
Show us more ALCOs.
An EMD NW2 delivered to CNR in 1946.
More mid-1940s diesel please.
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
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)
A single PRR EP-20 (EMD E-7) hauls #53, The Fort Pitt, out of town...
More Early Diesels Please...
An L&N RS-3
Please show another first-generation diesel.
Santa Fe FM Erie Builts
Please show any first generation diesel
Something from the agriculture industry:
Show me something from the Santa Fe railroad.
forrest products industry:
Show Me Something from the agriculture industry
Bob
Don't Ever Give Up
More than a day and no Reading or wood and metal craft kit; so I drop the metal and stick with wood. A Northeastern Scale wood craft kit of the 70' pulpwood car with a load made from tree twigs collected in my backyard.
SHow me something having to do with the forrest products industry
chatanuga Show me something "eerie" (ie. haunted house, UFO, Bigfoot, etc.). Kevin
Show me something "eerie" (ie. haunted house, UFO, Bigfoot, etc.).
Kevin
Eerie? Sure. My whole layout will be a bit eerie, as this is its centerpiece...
Sorry it took days to reply, but I've been feeling a bit psycho.
Now, show me something worth Reading and Ramble on.
- Rick
A very early one from one of the lesser-known producers in the 1960s. I'd have to track down the box to say which. I got it around 30 years ago with this very good paint job.
Show me something built from a wood and metal craftsman kit.
PRR K4s #1361 was built in 1917 and was one of two preserved. Therefore she was around in 1925.
Show me a brass engine.
One turntable coming around...
Show me anything that was around in 1925...
73
Ray Seneca Lake, Ontario, and Western R.R. (S.L.O.&W.) in HO
We'll get there sooner or later!
The ash pits on the Boothbay Railway Village layout, old photo soon afrer they were installed.
Show me a turntable
Here's one!
Show me an ash pit.