Observation Car coming up!
Another Observation car would be good.
Roger Hensley= ECI Railroad - http://madisonrails.railfan.net/eci/eci_new.html == Railroads of Madison County - http://madisonrails.railfan.net/ =
rogerhensleyObservation Car coming up!
Do I spot the BATMOBILE under that tree
Very clever!
Regards, Ed
Rodger wrote: "Another Observation car would be good."
Nothing too exotic, a Athearn BB kit Santa Fe car with tinted glass:
Another observation car please.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
Below is my diner-parlor-observation car (Silver Fountain). I kit bashed a Walthers Budd observtion car to make it.
Please show an oberservation car (streamlined or heavyweight) .
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
Heartland Division CB&QPlease show an oberservation car (streamlined or heavyweight) .
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Ed: Thank you for starting the SHOW ME SOMETHING thread for September.
This is a GN observation car I saw on the North Georgia Modurails sectional layout:
Show me any passenger car.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
SeeYou190Ed: Thank you for starting the SHOW ME SOMETHING thread for September. Show me any passenger car.
My pleasure, folks.
Not just any passenger car, but U.S. No. 1, the Ferdinand Magellan, the armor plated car built for U.S. President's use.
Is that Churchill and FDR I see on the platform along with Eleanor and Clementine?
IMG_8223_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a hopper car that's not black or oxide red.
gmpullmanShow me a hopper car that's not black or oxide red.
Here is a black one, and oxide red one, and as requested, a gray hopper car.
Show me a boxcar red freight car that is NOT a boxcar.
2 boxcar red freight cars that are not boxcars
A 70 ton pulpwood car
and a flatcar with a pressure vessel load
Show me a boxcar that is not boxcar red
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
G PaineShow me a boxcar that is not boxcar red
I think this qualifies:
DTI_PS by Edmund, on Flickr
Show more "not boxcar red" boxcars.
Two greenies in a row.
Please show me a blue boxcar.
Brent
"All of the world's problems are the result of the difference between how we think and how the world works."
BATMAN Please show me a blue boxcar.
Here you go!
The EL acquired some blue Boxcars for General Foods Service, which they helped finance, and the cars were painted in GF standard color.
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!
Rick did not make a new request, so I guess blue boxcars are still in effect.
Here is the ultimate freelanced blue boxcar... the VIRGINIAN & OHIO of Allen McClelland.
Show me a yellow or orange regular boxcar, not a refrigerated boxcar.
RailBox boxcar about halfway through this video of a southbound freight turning west on my layout.
Show me another boxcar.
Kevin
http://chatanuga.org/RailPage.html
http://chatanuga.org/WLMR.html
Here is an orange boxcar.
Pleas show me another box car that is orange or yellow.
countsrrShow me a court house city building ect.
Here is a Police Station on the Dixie Lego Users portable display layout.
Show me a building that is not made of brick or wood.
SeeYou190Show me a building that is not made of brick or wood.
Galvanized siding over steel framework...
IMG_7345_fix_web by Edmund, on Flickr
Stet:
Blast furnace ..
Plase show another building not made of brick or wood.
On the Boothbay Railway Villlage layout, the building we are using to represent the United States Custom House in the Old Port of Portland, ME was made of New Hampshire granite.
Kitbashed from a Walthers bank kit
Please show another non brick or wood structure
G PainePlease show another non brick or wood structure
A poured concrete coal wharf:
GTW_3734 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a shack, outhouse or shed.
Years ago I printed off one of those paper buildings you can get on the internet. It was sitting on the desk and my daughter came in asked about it and asked if she could put it together. I think she was five and she did a great job. It has been on the layout ever since, it is that gray shack way in the background. A little worse for wear but I won't remove it.
Show me something your kid made.
countsrrShow me more restaurants
,
How about this diner on the Lionel Layout at the Virginia Museum of Transportation?
Show me another place to get a bite to eat.
SeeYou190Show me another place to get a bite to eat.
Many of my favorite restaurants had steel wheels:
IMG_0068_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
IMG_0060_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
IMG_0067_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Any more Diners, Dives and Greasy Spoons?
Moody's Diner on Boothbay Ralway Village layout
Show me another place to eat
More eateries please, regards, Peter
Here's a small restaurant, the Triangle Cafe.
More eateries please.
The Stray Dog Cafe across from the Flea Market.
More eateries, please.
There are only a handful of tables but you can eat lunch at the Lone Wolf Cafe and General Store.
Show me another place to eat.
Lone Wolf said: "Show me another place to eat."
Judy's Bar and Grill on Main Street in Black River. A favorite watering hole for the locals.
BRVRRMore eateries please.
The "Lucky Horseshoe" bar and grille is a popular place among the locals.
Show me a scene with a clock.
countsrrshow me more things in progress
A new roundhouse in progress:
RH_new_TO by Edmund, on Flickr
RH_inplace2 by Edmund, on Flickr
RH_night by Edmund, on Flickr
Let's see another in-progress project.
gmpullmanLet's see another in-progress project.
Well... this is embarassing.
I posted this picture a year ago of my work-in-progress for an EMD center cab switch engine.
One year later, and I can reuse the same picture because ZERO progress has been made on this project.
Show me another work in progress picture.
Henry
COB Potomac & Northern
Shenandoah Valley
countsrr More work in progress
Here is a work in progress repurposing project, in which I have been using bits of wood to fill in the gaps of a stock car and will be using the decals to convert it to a MOW tool car for the Balfour and Colucci Creek Southern.
Let's keep this work-in-progress trend going!
Check out the Balfour and Colucci Creek Southern Railroad, my proto-freelanced N scale model railroad, at bccsrailroad.weebly.com or on Youtube on my channel, N Scale Train Boy.
-Dennis
Well, I will add my RH as well. My feeders are hooked up at the end of the rail on the inside. For my lighting, I am experimenting with copper tape stuck to the ceiling. Once the soldering is done the tape and solder joints can be painted.
More in progress shots, please.
My layout under construction.
More layout constuction please.
Harrison
Homeschooler living In upstate NY a.k.a Northern NY.
Modeling the D&H in 1978.
Route of the famous "Montreal Limited"
My YouTube
This is the Boothbay Railway Village roundhouse and servicing area a few years ago
and last June, much more complete, but still in progress
Show me some in progress projects
BigDaddyEd how and where to you connect the roundhouse lighting wiring to the lighting bus?
Hi, Henry.
The first thing I did was run a pair of bare copper "buss bars" tucked into the truss work and along each side wall of the roundhouse:
RH_mains by Edmund, on Flickr
The feeders to this buss were run from the floor to the ceiling inside a pipe made to look like a roof drain pipe. You can see the white/blue + wire and white/brown - wires coming out of the top of the pipe on the far right in the photo.
Here are the LEDs all lit up. 87 of them if I recall correctly.
RH_lights3 by Edmund, on Flickr
I measured and located the hole through the sub roadbed and threaded the wires to below the layout as usual.
Lately I've been using these "spring" connectors for lighting and Tortoise wiring.
Pushin1 by Edmund, on Flickr
IMG_8738_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
They are very handy, in my estimation, anyway.
Thanks Ed, the drain pipe is an excellent solution to hide the wires.
From one of your other pics, you have the led and resistor, and then you run those between the bare copper?
I have some of those spring connectors, haven't used them yet.
Under construction:
2001
2007
2018
Still, lots more to do!
More under construction, please.
The ground foam is drying and the Holtgrewe bridge is in place for a test fit.
show me a two axle switcher
BigDaddyFrom one of your other pics, you have the led and resistor, and then you run those between the bare copper?
Yes, exactly. I used a black and red Sharpie pen to place little marks on the wire to keep track of plus and minus.
Many of the LEDs are grouped in series, say three outside wall lamps are all in series. I tested a variety of resistors between 540 to about 2.2KΩ to get a nice amount of light.
Fun project. The end results were worth it.
Thank you, Ed
BigDaddyshow me a two axle switcher
Little Bulldog Mack... also qualifies as "under construction".
Mack_goat by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a first-generation EMD Switcher.
gmpullman wrote: "Show me a first-generation EMD Switcher."
I hope this qualifies: NYC SW8 #9622 with the Grafton Turn at the west end of the BRVRR layout.
More small switchers please.
A rare shot of France Stone switcher #5 out on the mainline, having just pulled all the remaining hoppers from France Stone (in the background) as we begin to tear down the layout at the end of the week at the Kansas City Convention.
More switchers!
-Fritz Milhaupt, Publications Editor, Pere Marquette Historical Society, Inc.http://www.pmhistsoc.org
A small, 2 foot gauge, kitbashed freelanced switcher on Boothbay Railway Village layout
Show me something kitbashed
G Paine Show me something kitbashed
You asked for a kitbash and here is one!
In the mid 60's the NYC converted a large number of 50 Ton Twin Hopper cars into 65 Ton Twin Hopper Cars with extended sides and ends. I used a McKeen 100 Ton Triple Hopper and cut out the middle bay to get the car above.
Another picture next to a standard 50 Ton Twin Hopper.
More Kitbashes please!
Another kitbash, albeit a fairly simple one. An MDC MILW style boxcar worked into one of the rare WP appliance cars. Keep with the kitbash stuff guys!
tankertoad70Keep with the kitbash stuff guys!
I spliced two Walthers wood signal towers together...
CP_union by Edmund, on Flickr
MG_tower by Edmund, on Flickr
Any more kitbash/modified models out there?
countsrr wrote: "Show me an {sic} articulated steam engine or cog one."
Here is one of the great articulated locomotives: Union Pacific #3985 Challenger.
More articulated locos please.
BRVRRMore articulated locos please.
A pair of B&O EM-1s lean into a curve:
EM1_7600_tone by Edmund, on Flickr
More articulated steam, please.
24 hours, time to move on.
A tornado and a train wreck on the Watertown, NY T-Trak Layout.
More Disasters please.
How bout' some forklifts, thanks, Peter
Here's a fork lift! This special load better get a proper tie-down, perhaps using some of youngs Stevens new found talents, or it will be into the chemical tank in front next time the engineer spots a Tim Hortons.
Please show me a man with a pick.
BATMANPlease show me a man with a pick.
Pick, check. Shovel, rake, fork, check (The guy second from left has a spade and a pick).
IMG_5924fix by Edmund, on Flickr
I had a fork lift photo ready, too, but I wasn't quick enough!
Tractor_makin-time by Edmund, on Flickr
Things are stagnant in this thread for a day, then things happen very fast!
So, show me more hand tools or garden tools in use...
The barrel at the front of this work car is full of hand tool's.
( shovel, Sledge hammer, pry-bar, Ax ... Ect.
Their "In transit" from point A to point B. ( does that count as "in-use"?
Let's see some more tool's ... ( Extra credit for anything with a small motor. Weedeater, Tiller, Chainsaw, ... ECT. )
Rust...... It's a good thing !
There are several tools inside the beat up old shed, and you can see a shovel and a broom in the scene.
Please show some workers .
Heartland Division CB&QPlease show some workers .
Workers — um, not presently working
Strike_tank1 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me the most "modern" locomotive or rolling stock on your roster.
A GP38-2, the most modern loco on my roster.
Show Me more junctions please.
Since there has been no answer to the junction request in 24 hours, I am dropping back to the most modern locomotive on my roster.
GE C39-8's which I just acquired, prototype delivered in 1984 and are the newest engines on my roster. my cutoff is prior to these, but I use them on the club layout.
Rick said: "...The most modern locomotive on my (your) roster."
AMTRAK AMD 103 #120 is one of a pair of these locomotives on the BRVRR locomotive roster.
More modern locomotives please.
The most modern models on my layout are the 2 B&M GP-40s with slug 100
Show me more most modern locos
G PaineShow me more most modern locos
It is not a STRATTON & GILLETTE locomotive, but it is modern! I saw this one on the North Georgia Modu-Rails portable layout.
Show me another most modern locomotive.
countsrrShow more modern power
How about another SD70?
UP_4141_SD70sm by Edmund, on Flickr
I only bought it because I liked the pretty, Raymond Loewey designed colors.
Another round of modern power?
bunch of CNs run through nearby but i never seen one in these colors.
I can take on "modern power" however. BNSF ES44AC by intermountain. how about more modern BNSF?
Regards
Anton.
agrasyukhow about more modern BNSF?
This is about all I have in BNSF —
IMG_1132 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me steam with a Vanderbilt Tender.
Well...
24 hour's has elapsed, soooooo
how about a Tank truck ?
Show me some "OLD" truck's. Anything built before 1950.
Little Timmy .... Thank you for getting the thred moving ...
Two old trucks are in the scrap yard....
Please show more old trucks.
Heartland Division CB&QPlease show more old trucks.
Yes, Thank You Timmy.
Tractor_break by Edmund, on Flickr
More Old Trucks, Please.
gmpullmanYes, Thank You Timmy.
I chose truck's because it's what I have the most picture's of.
More "Old" truck's please.
An old Mack Bulldog on the Boothbay Railway Village layout. The old feller says he will git her fixed up one of these days. It has been waiting for a long time
More old trucks please
G PaineMore old trucks please
Pleased to submit more old trucks: Boss ain't gonna be happy with his new Mack '49 B in the mud.
Mixer_mishap_sm1 by Edmund, on Flickr
More old trucks, please.
gmpullmanMore old trucks, please.
Here is an oldie hauling a heavy load down a dirt road.
Show me another scene with a truck, any truck, old, new, diesel, CNG, cabover, conventional, Peterbilt, International, flatbed, dry van, whatever.
How about a 1950s Swiss "Saurer" dump truck?
Show me an old (pre-WW II) bus!
Happy times!
Ulrich (aka The Tin Man)
"You´re never too old for a happy childhood!"
The Muscongus School is still using that 1934 Ford school bus (Jordan) in the 50s. On my layout.
Show me some more old cars, trucks or busses
Older vehicles in this scene include a 1930's Ford bus (Like George's) still hauling passengers in 1960.
Please show more older vehicles.
Heartland Division CB&QPlease show more older vehicles.
There are a few older vehicles in this scene.
Show me any interesting vehicle with rubber tires.
I believe this is a 1932 Chevy .... ( It's a William's Bro's. kit that I built 10 year's ago, so I cant be sure of it's a 32 or not... maybe a 29 ? Defenetly a Chevrolet ! )
More old car's /truck's please !!!
( extra credit for anything with Whitewall tire's. )
Little Timmy( extra credit for anything with Whitewall tire's. )
White walls on the ol' Model A
HO_Texaco1 by Edmund, on Flickr
More cars, More trucks?
Two cars at the John Deere store.
Show me a post-1980 train. (Bonus for more than 2 locos).
1923 , AAAAAAAAHHHH...... my favorite year for Mack Truck's.
I cannibalized a window frame from a second kit, just so I could model this one with the winshield open.
More "Older" car's / Truck's please.
EDIT: Oopps .... Guess I was typing while the subject changed..... My bad.
Here's my DH&P SD-9. Purchased used from the Southern Pacific in 1984.
More loco's from the "age of Disco"... ( 1980's )
Little TimmyMore loco's from the "age of Disco"... ( 1980's )
Amtrak AEM-7s Delivered 1978-1988.
AEM_911-901_2k by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me more scenes from the '80s decade.
gmpullman Show me more scenes from the '80s decade.
I know I started this, but I just could not resist.
D&H #7312 Switches on my layout, era 1981
More 80's shots please.
Alco RS-11 MEC 801 and 802 as they appeared in the early 1980s on my layout. Green 802 is an Atlas factory paint; it was still in the as delivered paint scheme. I painted and decalled 801 in the more recent paint colors. Not also the AMC Pacer on the road below.
Show more 1980s modeling
G PaineShow more 1980s modeling
This is me in High School with my N scale layout in the 1980s.
Show me another flashback memory please.
SeeYou190Show me another flashback memory please.
I use to Hitch-Hike around the U.S. with The Greatful Dead, So my "Idea" of a flashback might be different from your's.
But , how about a picture of something I built 8 year's ago for a Client.
( I dont have it anymore, so these picture's are my flashback.)
How about some picture's of Heavy Machinery ?
Little TimmyHow about some picture's of Heavy Machinery ?
Here are a couple of excavators hard at work loading coal. This scene is on the Georgia Division of the Altantic Coast S Scalers' portable modular layout.
Please show me another picture with heavy equipment.
This was "officially" the last 1/87 scale model I built ( 12-18-2010 )
It was damaged during shipping to my client.... dont trust the post office to pay your Insurance claim.... or refund the money you PAID for said Insurance !
It's a Lumber loader.
More machinery please..... doesn't have to be on wheels / track's.
(stamping machine's , Lathe's , sawmill's ECT...)
Little TimmyMore machinery please....
Wheel lathe and a radial drill press:
IMG_8674_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
More machine tools or big industrial equipment, please.
Timmy and Ed ... Wow!.. Amazing stuff.
Shop machines in my 1900 era engine house
Please show machines or equipment.... Any kind.
Heartland Division CB&QPlease show machines or equipment.... Any kind.
Here is some earth moving equipment near a mine on the Scale Rails of Southwest Florida N-Trak Layout:
Show me more machinery or equipment.
Heartland Division CB&QTimmy and Ed ... Wow!.. Amazing stuff.
Thank You, Garry!
SeeYou190Show me more machinery or equipment.
Above and below the giant Hulett ore unloaders:
Hulett_fix2 by Edmund, on Flickr
Hulett_under by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me more machinery or a locomotive shop scene.
Thank's. ( Sometime's I actually get the glue on the part's ...instead of my finger's. )
A Marion power shovel.
I'm enjoying the Locomotive shop picture's ( ok.... I'm stealing idea's...)
Sooooo, more shop scenes please.
24 hour's have passed..... what, no taker's ?
OK ..... how about this...
If you zoom in real close, you can see I installed a brake chain from the brake wheel , to the brake cylinder .....
Show me "Anything" with brake's
Little TimmyShow me "Anything" with brake's
Between the pilot wheels, tiny brake shoes.
B&O_P7_f by Edmund, on Flickr
That's the breaks... more brakes, please.
gmpullmanThat's the breaks... more brakes, please.
This was an original request. You can see most of the brake rigging and linkage on this 40 foot boxcar very easily.
Show me a freight car with a fishbelly underframe.
SeeYou190Show me a freight car with a fishbelly underframe.
HA ! I didn't even know I had one.
Here's my SL-SF Bulkhead Flat.
More "Fishbelly" freightcar's please.
Little TimmyMore "Fishbelly" freightcar's please.
No fishbelly center sill, but fishbelly sides?
IMG_9796_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a car with truss rods. Bonus for truss-rod passenger car
What's the "bonus" ???
More Truss rod's please.
Passenger cars in my 1900 era scene have truss rods..... Hard to see in the photos, but they do. ... The rest of my layout is 1950's and early 1960's.
Please show your oldest era rolling stock.
Heartland Division CB&QPlease show your oldest era rolling stock.
I believe the most ancient piece of rolling stock to be seen on STRATTON & GILLETTE rails is this boxcar belonging to the ALABAMA & ANGEL HILLS railroad.
I do not know the exact prototype, but judging by the deep side sills, double sheathed construction, and 36 foot length, I would guess it is from around 1900 or so.
This was built from a Westerfield kit, and features AB brake updates, but you can't see them behind the side sills. This is the only deep side sill kit I have that I added brake detail to. Why model what you can't see?
Again...Please show your oldest era rolling stock... Thank you.
SeeYou190Again...Please show your oldest era rolling stock... Thank you.
I'll have to say my old Roundhouse Gramps tank car:
Gramps_sm1 by Edmund, on Flickr
More oldies but goodies?
The Erie RR boxcar sitting on the left track is my oldest car.
Show me an engine track.
Harrison wrote: "Show me an engine track."
The Black River Yard with three sets of F7s and a couple of hood units awaiting assignment.
More staging tracks please.
BRVRRMore staging tracks please.
My staging tracks are mostly under the layout and not very photogenic...
This yard scene will have to suffice —
IMG_7933_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a team track, or reefer icing track.
A GP38-2 switches the Plattsburgh team track on my layout.
More team or reefer icing tracks please.
The ice house and tracks on the Boothbay Railway Village layout
Show some more ice of any kind
I have also have a Walthers ice house. Mine is next to the meat packing plant.
Please show more refrigerators cars .
Heartland Division CB&QPlease show more refrigerators cars .
Icebox on wheels...
Wood_reefer by Edmund, on Flickr
Another refrigerator car, please.
You "older" member's will know EXACTLY what this is.....
Show me a "Cardstock" car.
( This "may" be asking too much, since very few people here have actually seen or Know what that is, soooo, I will settle for another refer...... if I have to ...)
Little Timmy wrote: "Show me a "Cardstock" car." "...I will settle for another refer [sic]......if I have to..."
Here is a plain Athearn NYC Smooth Side Mechanical Reefer.
More ordinary railroad cars please.
BRVRRMore ordinary railroad cars please.
A fifty-foot boxcar.
CBQ_LL by Edmund, on Flickr
BRVRRLittle Timmy wrote: "Show me a "Cardstock" car."
I'm familiar with cardstock cars. Don't have any on the layout, though. Don't have any knob-and-tube wiring in the house or vacuum tubes in my computer, either.
These have all earned their respective places in history, though.
Show me a bulk-commodity car.
gmpullmanShow me a bulk-commodity car.
I think "Fuel Oil" should qualify as a bulk commodity.
Show me another bulk commodity car.
A 2 foot gauge (HOn30) gondola laoded with coal, pulled by a kitbashed diesel on the Boothbay Railway Village layout
Show me some more bulk commodity cars
Here's is my bulky community cars
PS I have an ore car infatuation. I may be a little bit out of context here, BUT I never get a slot on show me something!
More ore cars, more ore cars please!
PS I have so many ore cars now, I have over a hundred and twenty of them. No one here ever shows and speaks of ore cars
Track fiddlerNo one here ever shows and speaks of ore cars
I grew up near (Cleveland Ohio's) Whiskey Island of the PRR. Plenty of ore cars there.
Bascule1_sm by Edmund, on Flickr
Even some old woodies...
IMG_8567_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a railroad signal.
gmpullmanShow me a railroad signal.
There actually is a semaphore signal in this cute scene.
Show me another railroad signal please.
There are two signals protecting Morristown Junction on the A&LC.
Show me more junctions.
Well it has been 24 hours. Bump back to the top.
Here is a STRATTON & GILLETTE caboose.
Show me another caboose.
Kevin said: "Show me another caboose."
How about two? New York Central cabooses pass each other as their trains negotiate the big curve at the west end of the BRVRR layout.
More cabooses (cabeese) please.
BRVRRMore cabooses (cabeese) please.
A B&O Wagontop feels the nudge from behind:
HelperQ4 by Edmund, on Flickr
Another caboose please?
My Spring Mills caboose over Holtgrewe Canyon.
Show me a grain elevator.
BigDaddyShow me a grain elevator.
Here is a big one on the Atlanta Area Interlocking Model Railroaders portable modular layout:
Show me a barn.
A barn on the A&LC.
I liked Kevin's photo of the grain elavator, so show me more big industries.
The Dragon Products cement plant on the Boothbay Railway Village layout
Show me another large industry
Only 24 hours left...
G PaineShow me another large industry
Ruminski & Gang Millwrights, Headquarters (background building):
IMG_1346_fix_sm by Edmund, on Flickr
Another large factory, mill or structure, please.
This mill was so big, I couldn't get a photo of it all!
Let's try to get 6 pages before the end of the day!
Show me any diesel loco.
Any diesel loco? At your service.
Another diesel loco please.
rogerhensleyAnother diesel loco please.
Here is an image of an EMD diesel for the SEABOARD. This scene was on the Country Roads Modular Model Railroad.
Show me any other diesel locomotive.
Kevin said: "Show me any other diesel locomotive."
New York Central E8 #4053, one of three Jade Green locomotives on the NYC roster.
More diesels please.
BRVRR More diesels please.
As you requested!
New Haven FL9's breaking in on a mixed freight.
More Diesels Please!
dti406 More Diesels Please!
How about Two?
DCRY 1521, an SD35 is passed by ex-UP 8026, an SD90/43MAC, while carrying out some switching.
More Diesels!
N Scale Train BoyMore Diesels!
Diesels — in the shop...
Diesel_shop1 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a favorite scene.
gmpullmanShow me a favorite scene.
Back to the archives for this one.
This scene is nothing fancy, but it just looks peaceful and nice. A true favorite of mine.
Show me another nice peaceful scene.
gmpullman Show me a favorite scene.
One of my favorite scenes.
Pennsy N1sa 2-10-2 with a coal drag in the mountains!
Show me another favorite scene!
dti406Show me another favorite scene!
One more of my favorite scenes:
SeeYou190Show me another favorite scene!
On the way home...
Cabin_x2_sm by Edmund, on Flickr
Another favorite scene, please.
More fav scenes, regards, Peter
A favorite scene ...... The Mrs. Hippy River Bridge .
Please show another favorite scene.
Heartland Division CB&QPlease show another favorite scene.
OK... back into the archives one more time.
Show me another favorite scene.
SeeYou190Show me another favorite scene.
I like night scenes —
Union_Sta_departure2 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a locomotive in any color but black.
One "Non-Black" Locomotive, coming up...
Obviously, this mess is still under construction......
How about more Under construction photo's.
Little TimmyHow about more Under construction photo's.
A Lackawanna concrete signal tower under construction:
DLW_tower1 by Edmund, on Flickr
DLW_tower5 by Edmund, on Flickr
DLW_onsite1 by Edmund, on Flickr
A couple hours (EDT) left...
Show me more under construction photos.
Another one of my "MANY" project's...
More under construction please.
EDIT: Yay ! Page 6. Can we make it to Seven ?
Thanks Timmy. As always, looking good guys.... part of construction is the start of it which involves the plans. Hear are my own custom drawn plans for the first scratch built structure I will build when I finish my bridges and lay my track.
I wanted to create a somewhat sinister-look in my design. I do feel that was achieved..... It is an Ore Tipple.
Images may be subject to copyright.
My Stewert AS-616.
Sooner, or later, .... I WILL get back to this.
The 3D printed HOn30 boxcab I built a couple of years ago.
Unpainted with an HO scale GP7 and N scale switcher for size comparison
Primed with details added
Completed
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How about a Before & After of a PRR DD1...
PRR_DD1a by Edmund, on Flickr
PRR_DD1-fi2i by Edmund, on Flickr
Looks like we're finishing September with a bang!
More project progress photos, please?
One of my current banks shacked up with the post office on rails....on top of that, old school. I like it Timmy.
The bridge is coming along. In the process of making abutments now. It's a progress of passion. Just wanted to show you guys I'm a man of my word, this bridge is easily removable.
More projects in progress please.
PS Great job Ed..... where did September go anyway?