More trains near waterways please, regards, Peter
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
Ditto to what Rob just said.
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I especially like the cat tails you added. They really sell the scene.
HO-VeloMore trains near waterways please, regards, Peter
-Kevin
Living the dream.
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.
How bout' showin' me a trackside shed.
Regards, Peter
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.
gmpullman said: "More small sheds, please."
A small scale hours converte into Fred's Farm Machinery Sales Office.
More small structures please, sheds or otherwise.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
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Here is a shanty at the scrap yard..... It includes a doghouse for "Dawg", the mean junk yard dog.
Please continue with small structures. You can even include an outhouse if you have one.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
Seem to recall a very old TV show called "You asked for it." So, here goes Garry.
More little houses, sheds and shacks, regards, Peter
HO-VeloMore little houses, sheds and shacks, regards, Peter
Here is a scene with a small little insulated storage shed.
Show me some more 40 foot long boxcars.
A string of boxcars heading north to Port Royal.
More 40' long boxcars, please.
Hi
Here is a picture that shows a short box car (40' ?) and a shed that was built by the local handy man. When you need storage you do what you can.
And back to the 40' box cars.
I believe this is 40 feet. Actually, I only have 40-footers so I know it is.
More 40 foot boxcars please.
T e d
Ted said: "More 40 foot boxcars please."
Here is a string of 40 footers.
More boxcars please.
Here is a 40 foot plug door hi cube boxcar.
Please show me anything from Union Pacific or a fallen flag that it gobbled up.
A Chicago & Great Western Boxcar, first acquired by the C&NW then by the UP.
More UP or Fallen Flag that the UP acquired.
Rick Jesionowski
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dti406More UP or Fallen Flag that the UP acquired.
How about a fancy baggage car?
IMG_6004 by Edmund, on Flickr
IMG_6006 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me:
UP Big Boys.
Please show BNSF or fallen flags of BNSF heritage
More BNSF or fallen flags of BNSF, regards, Peter
Here are some Great Northern 12 Panel 10' Inside Height Boxcars in a myriad of paint schemes.
How about another Fallen Flag Railroad of the BNSF?
Here are three Santa Fe locomotives being lead by BNSF. (But around here we still just call it Santa Fe because after all it was the ATSF; Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe.
Please show me something from any fallen flag.
NYC, PRR and ATSF
More Fallen Flags Please.
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Northern Pacific and Great Northern
More fallen flags, please
Heartland said: "More fallen flags, please."
Rivals in days gone by, the New York Central and the Pennsylvania RR.
More fallen flags, please.
Some of the fallen flags on my layout,
SouthPennMore fallen flags, please.
OK,
The Upp, Stayers, and Eastern was absorbed into the Stratton and Gillette in late 1953. Not all equipment has been repainted yet, but it is a fallen flag, right.
More fallen flags please.
Here is a Chicago NorthWestern loco in a group of Southern Pacific locos.
Please show me more fallen flags.
Here we are on the last day of March, and I just want to say that this has been the best "Show Me Something" that I have seen since I joined this forum. There was a lot of great stuff this month, and I have truly enjoyed this thread.
I always enjoy this thread, but this month seemed special.
Thank you to everyone that participated, and I hope we can hit the mark again in April.
Back to the current request:
Lone Wolf and Santa FePlease show me more fallen flags.
Fallen flag.
Please show a railroad worker on a train.
A brakeman is a railroad worker.
Please show another railroad employee.