doctorwayneMore large industries, please.
A big torpedo for the blast furnace:
IMG_6723_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
More large industries, Please.
Heartland Division CB&QPS...... I just successfully posted this phto in another forum...... SO, the problem must be with the MR forum . Do any other Flicker users have trouble here in the MR forum ?
I simply use a copy > paste from the Flickr share BBC window, Garry. Seems to be OK for me.
Show me another large industrial building.
-Kevin
About the biggest building on my layout is GERN Industries - Everything's at least 3% better with GERN....
Wayne
More large industries, please.
My flour mill wraps aound a corner in the layout room.
Sorry ..... Can't show photo until I figure out what to do.
Please show another industry.
Edit....... Evidently, Flickr is messing around with how we post here.
I wish IT people would stop messing things up !
PS...... I just successfully posted this phto in another forum...... SO, the problem must be with the MR forum .
Do any other Flicker users have trouble here in the MR forum ?
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
countsrrshow me more indurstry
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Superior SGC sure looks like quite an industry. This scene is on the Pasco County Modular Railroader's portable show layout.
Living the dream.
industry row by James COUNTS, on Flickr
rail service by James COUNTS, on Flickr
show me more indurstry
Here is an old picture of my old layout from the late 1970s.
Please show me something new.
gmpullmanShow me another locomotive or rolling stock painted blue.
These GT boxcars are most certainly blue. This scene is on the Athens Bend Track group's portable layout.
I took care of blue, show me something old, new, or borrowed.
doctorwayneMore long hood-forward action, please.
A B&O Geep has this train well-in-hand. Note every piece of equipment is blue and is lettered something "B"
IMG_2475 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me another locomotive or rolling stock painted blue.
An RS-1, running the way it was built to run, on the Chippawa Creek bridge...
More long hood-forward action, please.
My BML 70 tonner usually runs long hood forward
More running long hood forward please.
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
A CN loco pulls some cars long hood forward on the Belleville, ON model railroad layout.
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
Yet another shot of my T&NO AS-616.
Show me a picture of a Locomotive running Long Hood forward.
Rust...... It's a good thing !
HarrisonShow me a switcher.
A weary, old PRR B8a takes a breather between jobs...
PRR_B8a_2788 by Edmund, on Flickr
Another switcher, please.
A D&H Coal train heading for Whitehall, NY.
Show me a switcher.
HarrisonShow me a train coming from someware, going someware.
A bit of both on Boothbay Railway Village layout. Standard gauage MEC caboose departing and HOn30 SRRL Forney heading into Whitefield
Show me some more trains going somewhere
This B&M local is returning light from bellows falls, VT on the Green Mountian NMRA display.
Show me a train coming from someware, going someware.
SeeYou190Show me a train that is going somewhere.
This GG1 is wasting no time! Giddy'up—
PRR_GG1-4903bw by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a train that came from somewhere...
Harrison,
Your layout is really beginning to look like something. Great job on that section of scenery.
HarrisonShow me a train rounding a curve.
Here is a coal train on a curve. This is on the BNSF layout at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry.
Show me a train that is going somewhere.
The John Deere train has two flatcars, loaded with John Deeres obviously.
Show me a train rounding a curve.
G PaineShow me more trains
Here are some trains on Mr. Muffin's Lionel layout in Atlanta, Indiana.
Show me a freight train with at least one flat car.
One from my archives, lots of work competed on the Boothbay Railway Village layout since then
A pair of BAR F3s leaving servicing, an MEC Mike on the turntable, and a pair of B&M E units on the head of a long passenger train
Show me more trains
BATMANHow about two or maybe three trains in one scene.
Glad to see you back, Batman
3-in-1 like the oil: (well, actually four!)
IMG_3944_fix2sm by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me another scene with multiple trains.
How about two or maybe three trains in one scene.
Brent
"All of the world's problems are the result of the difference between how we think and how the world works."
Whew- finally was able to log on after 2 weeks!
Two trains with 2 engines.
Show me two trains in the same scene.
CountsRR said "Show me more layout or new construction"
Well, construction is still about a year away on the next STRATTON & GILLETTE layout, but here is a scene with some work going on. This is on Mr. Muffins new layout location in Atlanta, Indiana.
He was working very hard on this project while we were there. I'll be the rest of the scenery will be in very soon.
Show me a freight train being pulled by two diesel locomotives.
Switching the mill.
More switching operations please!
Mike.
My You Tube
G PaineShow me an industry being switched
Setting-off the caboose before making a pick up:
Cut the caboose by Edmund, on Flickr
More industrial scenes with switchers, please.
I am not sure about the iconic part, but 3 buildings about the same vintage as Kevin's Atlas Roadside Cafe (looks like Howard Johnsons)
The Atlas ranch style house at right rearThe green Revell Suburban house; a clone of their farm houseThe Revell school, a clone of their depotAll on my layout and all 3 from one of my 1960s layouts. All have had some restoration work done
Show me an industry being switched
24 Hours... Bump to the top and a new picture.
This is the Atlas Roadside Diner as it appears on the Chicago Museum of Science & Industry's HO scale layout.
Show me another iconic and easy to recognize plastic model on a layout.