HO-VeloHow bout' showin' me a trackside shed.
Good Call!
Here's a tiny PRR-style "Watchman's Box"
IMG_2608 by Edmund, on Flickr
More small sheds, please.
How bout' showin' me a trackside shed.
Regards, Peter
HO-VeloMore trains near waterways please, regards, Peter
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Wow, I can't believe I had time to compose this scene and take the picture before someone else posted a water scene of their own. As always, click the picture for a larger view.
Show me another scene with water.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
Ditto to what Rob just said.
I especially like the cat tails you added. They really sell the scene.
This one's a work of art, Peter, both in the modeling and the photo composition. First time I've ever seen water pouring from a model culvert and it looks great! Terrific job with this ditch scene. The water, grass and reeds (and the trackwork of course) are totally realistic. -Rob
More trains near waterways please, regards, Peter
Hmmm... I can't believe we went 24 hours with no double headed steam to be seen.
Changing subjects: Here is a STRATTON AND GILLETTE train crossing a short bridge over a boggy marsh.
Show me another train near a swamp, bog, marsh, dry creek, etc.
Ed said: "Show me double-headed steam."
NYC 4-6-4 #5335, and Pere Marquette 2-8-4 #1235 at the head of a mixed freight.
Any more double headed steam out there?
Remember its your railroad
Allan
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gmpullmanThe attack of the fifty-foot goats. Imminent danger!
That was awesome! Great contribution Ed. That one made me laugh.
Back to Ed's request:
gmpullmanShow me double-headed steam, please.
SeeYou190Show me a train in danger.
The attack of the fifty-foot goats. Imminent danger!
Curious Goats by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me double-headed steam, please.
HO-VeloCertainly wild and possibly a reptile, so how bout' Nessie' Regards, Peter
Peter did not make a request, but I will keep with his "Wild Reptile" theme...
This is a Chinese Dragon as modeled by the Dixie Lego Users Group in Georgia:
Show me a train in danger.
Certainly wild and possibly a reptile, so how bout' Nessie' Regards, Peter
Here is an opossum in the orange groves.
Please show me another wild animal, bird, fish or reptile.
Lone Wolf and Santa FeMore commuter/passenger cars or trains please.
Here is an Amtrak train I spotted on the Pasco County HO Scale Modeler's modular layout at a Tampa train show:
Show me a scene with a wild animal!
Three Metrolink commuter trains at the station.
The suicide cab at the other end.
More commuter/passenger cars or trains please.
gmpullman wrote: "More commuter cars/trains please.
NYC RDC #53 with a passenger coach in tow rounds the curve at the west end of the BRVRR.
Heartland Division CB&QPlease show one or more passenger cars used for commuter trains or local trains.
Here's some Pennsy P70s on a GG1, hauled commuter train and some MP54s on another running toward the setting sun.
IMG_2948 by Edmund, on Flickr
More commuter cars/trains please.
Here are some Burlington Budd bi-levels .
Please show one or more passenger cars used for commuter trains or local trains. ( May or may not be bi-levels. Could be an RDC or a doodlebug)
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
Ted, welcome back. I use Imgur also, and have had good luck with their service.
Someone please show Ted a bi-level passenger car. I can't help with this one!
I finally found a new image hosting site. It's been a while since I've posted in show me something. I'm back to stink up the thread.
Here's the rear end of an h10-44
Please show a bi-level passenger car.
T e d
A road next to a siding. An FM Trainmaster pusher. And an Alco RS-?
More early diesels please.
City building, and front by James COUNTS, on Flickr
dti406More first generation non-EMD locomotives!
Here is a Fairbanks-Morse "Trainmaster" rolling into town:
Show me a picture with the automobile roadway running parallel to the railroad tracks.
Fairbanks-Morse C-Liners with a coal drag!
More first generation non-EMD locomotives!
Rick Jesionowski
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Heartland said: "More first generation locomotives that are not EMD please."
NYC PAs lead a short passenger consist around the curve at the west end of the BRVRR layout.
More first generation non-EMD locomotives please.
Alco FA1 passing the scrap yard....
More first generation lcomotives that are not EMD please.
Hi
All good stuff.
Heres an Alco and probbly the most common road name.
Anyone have a very old Alco diesel?
"More early EMDs please"
Early EMDs wouldnt be complete without the cliche Santa Fe F7 Warbonnet engine!
Let's see an early diesel that's NOT FROM EMD
Charles
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Ah yes, early EMD F units...
More early EMDs please.
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More 1st gen. EMD please, regards, Peter