Well, as colorful as I have.
Another colorful loco please.
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Not so fast, Bob. Here's my gorgeous Atlas RS-3 Rock Island hangin' out with Mr. Erie Built, Mister Mikado and Little Miss Shay. -Rob
Keep the colorful locos comin'.
Yes, Mr M your picture is now showing and what a nice looking locomotive, but here is the best of them all
Let's see more colorful locos Bob
Let's see more colorful locos
Bob
Don't Ever Give Up
Let's try it again. Here's my Proto 2000 EMD switcher displayed on my desk. Now I'm using imgbb, no sign-in needed. Is my photo visible? Keep up the colorful locomotives.
Sir Madog Waiting for the bus gto arrive at Engiadina/Switzerland. Show me more 1960s vehicles.
Waiting for the bus gto arrive at Engiadina/Switzerland.
Show me more 1960s vehicles.
Welcome back Alrich. You were missed.
Your scenes always look so believable. There for a moment I thought I saw the hikers breath in the morning air.
Mister Mikado(Please tell me if you can see the photo)
I can't see your picture.
Central Pacific's Jupiter was pretty colorful for a steam locomotive.
Please show me another steam locomotive that is not all black.
Ed, I think this is much more colorful! DT&I GP38-2 #1776!
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More Colorful Engines!
Rick Jesionowski
Rule 1: This is my railroad.
Rule 2: I make the rules.
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Mister MikadoPlease show me your most colorful locomotive.
I'd say this has to win the prize for my most colorful...
More colorful engines, please...
My most colorful locomotive, a Proto 2000 EMD switcher in beautiful purple on display on my desk. (Please tell me if you can see the photo)
Show me your most colorful locomotive.
Waiting for the bus to arrive at Engiadina/Switzerland.
A Metrolink commuter train crosses the street on a beautiful day in southern California.
Please show me vehicles and/or trains.
A grade crossing
Please show a grade crossing or vehicles anywhere on your layout.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
rogerhensleyAnother grade crossing please.
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Here is a grade crossing in a scene I cobbled together in a hurry for the picture:
How about more grade crossings, this seems to be popular and working well.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
Another grade crossing please.
Old and new B&M locos crossing Main St in Greenvale Junction on my layout.
Show me another grade crossing
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
Here's the engineer's view of the crossing at Indian Line....
...and what would be the fireman's view...if he weren't trying to recover his fire after opening the firebox door just as the hoghead widened on the throttle, sending most of the fire through the flues and up the stack...
...and the aftermath when the Model T pick-up, loaded with crated chickens for market, stalled on the crossing....
Fortunately, the train wasn't moving all that quickly, and the driver and his brother escaped unharmed, although some of the chickens didn't fare quite so well.
Show me another grade crossing, please.
Wayne
Grade crossing and animals.
Shows us any scene from your layout.
gmpullman wrote: "Another grade crossing, please."
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
doctorwayneShow me a train at a grade crossing, please.
Another grade crossing, please...
A couple of cows, wondering where the heck this fence came from...
Show me a train at a grade crossing, please.
Ok, here is the farm on my layout.
More animals please.
Livestock .......
Please show more livestock.
Lone Wolf and Santa FePlease show me cattle.
Steak on-the-hoof. My stock yard is still in it's planning stages. Much further weathering is needed...
Show me more animals, please...
♫Mama don't take my Kodachrome away.♫
I love your Tyco stockyard loading pen. It looks very nice. On my railroad moving cattle by rail has been out of date for a long time so my loading pen is full of tumble weeds instead of cows.
Please show me cattle.
Rick said: "More EMD SD Units!"
A CONRAIL SD40 leads a Norfolk-Southeren SD40 at the head of a mixed freight shortly after the merger.
Lets keep it rolling, more EMD SDs please.
PC SD40 and SD45 Units with a mixed freight!
More EMD SD Units!
After a long, hard process I finally managed to complete my first custom locomotive with a fantasy paint scheme. Near the end, the thing decided to fight me tooth and nail, particularly when I was trying to put the shell back on the chassis. All in all, I am very proud of myself for this accomplishment. Is it perfect? Of heck no, but for a first time I think it could have been a lot worse.
SD24's were the last high hoods purchased by the Burlington.
Please show one or more EMD SD unit(s).
N&W Bi-Centennial Unit.
More High Hoods!
Seeing as no one has posted, Let me reset it. A Wheeling and Lake Erie High hood waits on the Donora Branch, for a Steel train to pass. The steel train will be going into Donora
Let's see another high hood
(My Model Railroad, My Rules)
These are the opinions of an under 35 , from the east end of, and modeling, the same section of the Wheeling and Lake Erie railway. As well as a freelanced road (Austinville and Dynamite City railroad).