It has been more than 24 hours and no more unusual freight cars.
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OK... how about perfectly ordinary freight cars to get the thread moving again?
Show me another perfectly ordinary freight car.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
A 2 foot gauge (HOn30) SRRL flat with a tractor and seed drill, and another with a big crate of something
Please show me more unusual freight cars.
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
gmpullmanMore unusual freight cars, please.
This is cheating, but here are some compressed gas vessel cars on the Florida Lego Modeler's layout:
I love the NPR container in the foreground of this picture. One has to consider all the things that could be in there. If it is empty you might say it is full of fresh air. Maybe it is full of the morning edition. Wait Wait... don't tell me... it is probably full of splendid things for the table.
OK that is enough of that (for now).
Since I cheated, we will keep the same request in place. Please show me more unusual freight cars.
SouthPennShow me some unusual freight cars.
A National Cylinder Gas cryogenic tank car...
NCG_Cryo by Edmund, on Flickr
More unusual freight cars, please.
1950s first responder.
Show me some unusual freight cars.
Lone Wolf and Santa FePlease show me first responders, police, fire dept, paramedics, etc.
Nifty caboose Lone Wolf! Certainly not ordinary.
Here is another scene from the Scale Rails of Southwest Florida N-Trak modular layout with a building on fire and first responders on the scene.
This seems like a good theme for a while.
Show me please more first responders, police, fire dept, or paramedics again.
Run! It's the cops.
Please show me first responders, police, fire dept, paramedics, etc.
See You 190 wrote: "Show me (sic) another special, or favorite caboose."
This NYC wide vision caboose is an Athearn BB kit. I modified it some by applying .005-inch clear styrene for window glazing and installing metal wheels and lighting.
More cabooses/ cabeese please.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
gmpullmanShow me your favorite caboose.
That is easy. My favorite caboose is this little transfer caboose. It is a brass model of a MKT prototype that was imported by Lambert.
Show my another special, or favorite, caboose.
SeeYou190More grasslands and/or pastures please.
Well, it has been more than a day...
Here are goats grazing while arborists plant trees.
IMG_9017_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me your favorite caboose.
gmpullmanShow me pasture or grasslands—
There are some grasslands on the right side of the picture.
More grasslands and/or pastures please.
BRVRRMore trees please.
They don't have to be living, do they?
Here's one outside the lead smelting plant. Funny, it looked just fine last summer...
IMG_9430_fix_web by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me pasture or grasslands—
City building with pine trees and iron fence an aerial view with prisoner’s yard by James COUNTS, on Flickr
Play ground with iron fence and trees by James COUNTS, on Flickr
Lone Wolf wrote: "More trees please."
A deciduous tree at left, a few "painted" background trees, and home made pines at right at the Route 32 crossing on the west end of the BRVRR layout.
More trees please.
Pine trees on Wolf Mountain
Lunch under a big tree.
GW figures this Pacific Mustang might make a good mine engine once he's broke--the way he had to fight to ge him out of his hidey-hole. That's a tree behind him.
Show me an engine that's saddle broke.
Chip
Building the Rock Ridge Railroad with the slowest construction crew west of the Pecos.
superbePlease Show More Big Trees
Here are a handful of funny looking big trees:
Show me more big trees.
[quote user="SeeYou190"]
Show me a scene with a big tree.
.-Kevin.
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Take your pick
Please Show More Big Trees Bob
Please Show More Big Trees
Bob
Don't Ever Give Up
gmpullmanShow me any scene with water.
OK... you said ANY scene. This one is a little silly, but it does have water in it.
dti406More harbor scenes please!
Two men and a dinghy...
Seawall1 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me any scene with water.
Strongsville Society of Model Railroad Engineers Layout.
More harbor scenes please!
Rick Jesionowski
Rule 1: This is my railroad.
Rule 2: I make the rules.
Rule 3: Illuminating discussion of prototype history, equipment and operating practices is always welcome, but in the event of visitor-perceived anacronisms, detail descrepancies or operating errors, consult RULE 1!
More harbors please, Regards, Peter
GP-9_Man11786Show me a harbor.
OK. Here is another scene from Scale Rails of Southwest Florida's N-Trak modular layout.
Show me another harbor.
Here's Lake Altoona inside Horeshoe Curve.
Show me a harbor.
Modeling the Pennsylvania Railroad in N Scale.
www.prr-nscale.blogspot.com
mbinsewiShow me more lake scenes.
I would call these lakes, but others might say they are ponds.
Maybe we can call them "Selectively Compressed Bodies Of Water".
Show me another selectively compressed body of water.
How about a distant shot of a cold looking Lake Superior:
Show me more lake scenes.
Mike.
My You Tube
Dorthy Ridge's piano finally arrived from Boston.
Show me a lake.
More loading docks please.
Trucks at the loading dock at Sheepscott Transfer & Storage on my layout
Show me more at a loading dock