Lumber load on centerbeam.
Show me more unique or scratchbuilt loads
Modeling B&O- Chessie Bob K. www.ssmrc.org
Here is a pair of gondolas from Oregon Steel Mills with home made loads of steel tube.
Please show me more loaded cars.
A BAR 70' pulpwood car, a Northeastern Scale Models kit.
Show me more loads
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
G PaineShow me more loads
Here is a Ford backhoe being delivered to Johnson Tractor, a dealer of construction and farming equipment.
Please show me contruction or farm equipment.
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An old farm tractor being used at the Twin Hills Mine
Please show more contruction or farm equipment
Bob
Don't Ever Give Up
Bob said, "Please show more construction or farm equipment."
An early photo of Fred's Farm Machinery from the Black River Valley Railroad website.
More construction or farm machinery please.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
A road grader...
Please show more machinery
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
Hey Guys
This is what I look for. Show me. I get to see all the good stuff. I don't type very well so it's hard to coment on everyones pictures except to say I enjoy all of them.
I'll enter my humble version.
Jakes' Farm and Home supply. Of course the shed is scratch built to look like something that was thrown together by a regular farmer.
Have a good Day
Lee
Lee,
Nice modeling. What is your request?
Guy
Modeling CNR in the 50's
Heck, I always forget the request.
Lets go for a lumber yard.
It has been a day and a half with no lumber yard, so I will back up a request and show some more machinery at the Randall and McAllaster Coal yard in Portland on the Boothbay Railway Village layout.
Show me a red boxcar
G PaineShow me a red boxcar
Bright, CB&Q, Chinese Red to be exact! I DO have to get around to some weathering one of these days
Show me one of the first pieces of rolling stock you acquired for your layout...
gmpullman said, "Show me one of the first pieces of rolling stock you acquired for your layout..."
New Haven box car from a Tyco train set purchased in 1977 or so.
Show me another early purchase for your layout.
Good looking rolling stock.
Not to but in, but I thought everyone had a lumber yard.
Now on with the show. Lee
Now on with the show.
My lumber yard is a work in progress and there are no pictures. Here is a picture of one of the cars from the first Tyco trainset which I bought to start my model railroad in the 1970s. It looks like it was my first attempt at weathering also. Don't laugh. I was still a kid.
Please show me one of your first cars.
Lone Wolf and Santa Fe Please show me one of your first cars.
Here is the Athearn BB kit I bought in 2001. It is the first car that started my actual layout. The beginning of a long and interesting story.
Please show me one of your first rolling stock.
not my first but rather my first custom strip/paint/decal
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please show another caboose
SWFXplease show another caboose
Please show something with the color orange on it.
-Ken in Maryland (B&O modeler, former CSX modeler)
Here is an orange reefer full of oranges from Orange County.
Please show me another reefer.
A PRR "Focal Orange" cabin car...
Show me a heavyweight passenger train.
Oops, simultaneous posts! Let's stick with the reefer request...
A red, white and blue reefer full of potatos from the other corner of the country
Show me a covered hopper
Can we push this onto page 4 by the end of day tomorrow???
G Paine Show me a covered hopper Can we push this onto page 4 by the end of day tomorrow???
"Yes we can".
Here is my contribution. A CNR covered hopper.
Show me something special to you on your layout.
Let's go to page #4.
Just to keep the search for page 3 going...
A couple of Roco cabooses that I reworked and detailed for MEC
Show me another caboose
Guy Papillon Can we push this onto page 4 by the end of day tomorrow??? To help to get page 4 I'm honoring Guy's request Show me something special to you on your layout. Pictured is a small area of a mountain (actually foothills), tunnel, and mine complex. The project is still under construction The sand cascading down the rock formation was modeled using a technique for making a waterfall, namey Scotch tape. Now let's honor the request for a caboose or something special on your layout. On to page 4 Bob
Can we push this onto page 4 by the end of day tomorrow??? To help to get page 4 I'm honoring Guy's request
To help to get page 4 I'm honoring Guy's request
Pictured is a small area of a mountain (actually foothills), tunnel, and mine complex. The project is still under construction
The sand cascading down the rock formation was modeled using a technique for making a waterfall, namey Scotch tape.
Now let's honor the request for a caboose or something special on your layout.
On to page 4
OK, something special I have been building this year. A curved girder brige for the SLOW. Here is the topside of it (Safety rails will be added when the rest of the area gets put together.)
Here is a shot from underneath the bridge. this is an angle you can't see from trackside on the layout...
Show me something special in progress on your layout.
73
Ray Seneca Lake, Ontario, and Western R.R. (S.L.O.&W.) in HO
We'll get there sooner or later!