gmpullman Another freight car load, please.
Another freight car load, please.
This one goes back a few years, but here's a freshly banded load of lumber.
More freight car loads.
Terry
Inspired by Addiction
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SeeYou190 Insert whatever story makes sense.
Sure would make a fine log skidder. Then use it for deer hunting on weekends?
Here, the crew is un-banding some steel slabs for unloading:
IMG_7309 by Edmund, on Flickr
doctorwayneShow me a freight car with a load, please.
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I have no explanation of this one. I saw it at a Tampa train show on a G scale display.
Apparently the Coal Creek Lumber Company bought a surplus 3/4 scale Panther tank in Ambush Camoflage for some reason. Insert whatever story makes sense. I cannot come up with one.
Show me another loaded freight car please.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
Here's Grand River Southern's 5303 helping a coal train up Grand Valley's "Big Hill"...
Wayne
Show me a freight car with a load, please.
doctorwayneShow me a steam locomotive in pusher service, please.
A B&O Q4b gives a nudge against a brand-new I-12 caboose:
HelperQ4 by Edmund, on Flickr
More steam in helper service?
HarrisonShow me more passenger trains.
Here's a northbound, approaching Park Head...
Show me a steam locomotive in pusher service, please.
A Santa Fe passenger train.
Show me more passenger trains.
Harrison
Homeschooler living In upstate NY a.k.a Northern NY.
Modeling the D&H in 1978.
Route of the famous "Montreal Limited"
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James said: "More industry's. (Industries.)
Here's and Agra-Industry.
How about a passenger train?
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
HarrisonShow me any industry.
Part of a cement kiln...
Cement2 by Edmund, on Flickr
Another industry please.
The Paper Mill in Plattsburgh started as a junk enginehouse, I fixed it up and kitbashed it so one side is closed.
Show me any industry.
I don't know if an Athearn Blue Box caboose would be considered all that interesting, but I put a fair amount of work into it, including re-working the original diagonal-panel roof into an older style...
...and scratchbuilt the end railings and ladders...
Show me something scratchbuilt or kitbashed, please.
An interesting caboose end view.
Another interesting caboose if you will.
Roger Hensley= ECI Railroad - http://madisonrails.railfan.net/eci/eci_new.html == Railroads of Madison County - http://madisonrails.railfan.net/ =
Pre 1955, MEC cabooses were two shades of red - caboose red on the ends and boxcar red on the sides. From my layout
Show me a interesting caboose
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
This Rutland Caboose, on the GRM NMRA module, is green and yellow.
Show me a caboose that is red.
gmpullman Track fiddler Someone out there has a green machine....BN OK, it's on my Garden Railroad... Burlington Northern: IMG_1132 by Edmund, on Flickr IMG_1129 by Edmund, on Flickr Show me a caboose that is not red.
Track fiddler Someone out there has a green machine....BN
OK, it's on my Garden Railroad...
Burlington Northern:
IMG_1132 by Edmund, on Flickr
IMG_1129 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a caboose that is not red.
She deserves being shown twice!
SWEET!
Caboose that's not red as Ed said.
PS. I love Double Stackers.... Thanks Ed
Track fiddlerSomeone out there has a green machine....BN
Two-toned
Someone out there has a green machine....BN
gmpullmanShow me a two-toned paint job, please.
Tuscon Red and Black.
( We don't include "Lettering" in the paint scheme..... do we ...? )
More Two Tone paint job's plese.
Rust...... It's a good thing !
Little TimmyMore Green stuff please.
Green 'n Steamy. The President Adams:
BnO_5300_full-sm1800 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a two-toned paint job, please.
Track fiddlerbut how about some Green Machines?
Not BN .... but it IS Green...
Yea,...Yea,... I know .....
Yet another "incomplete" project from the bench of Little Timmy . ( At least I'm "Consistant", in my In-consistancy...
More Green stuff please.
No one's posting pictures. Disregard my request if you'd like, but how about some Green Machines? ...BN
BRVRR...Might make an interesting project, though the running gear would be a nightmare.
Why? The running gear is just as exposed as it would be without the covering. You could make an even more modern version by using the bodyshell of an F-unit or FA-unit (my preference), with, of course, a cut-out area for the cylinders and driveshafts.
Thanks Ed for info on NYC Shays. Might make an interesting project, though the running gear would be a nightmare.
Thanks again.
Track fiddlerYou missed me Ed.
By three minutes sorry. I sold my only Shay about ten years ago.
I could use one of the "hooded" ones like the NYC used on the West Side of New York City.
https://www.railarchive.net/nyccollection/nyc7189.htm
Cheers, Ed
"More Shays and rivets.
This little 3-truck Shay should fill both requests. Its obviously a Shay locomotive and it has lots of rivets showing.
Shays, please.
You missed me Ed.
Little TimmyShow me something with Rivet's.
The inside (and outside) of this gondola has rivets...
IMG_8587 by Edmund, on Flickr
Any more riveting subjects?
I love Shays Timmy, my pocket knife souvenir has rivets.
More Shays please, New Year's Railfans.
And I almost forgot, you never show or gift a knife without a penny to not sever the friendship.
More shays please.
Demon's Hollow & Pacific Shay # 3
And, her Identical twin sister, Shay #2
Show me something with Rivet's.