dti406How about another bi-colored freight car?
A Crimson & Gray Pacemaker boxcar, with a matching caboose for good measure
IMG_6924_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Any more bi-color freight cars?
How about a B&M 40' PS1 Boxcar!
How about another bi-colored freight car?
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!
G PaineShow me another 2 color freight car
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I think these Milwaukee Roads boxcars are absolutely classic looking. These are on Mr Muffin's Trains Lionel Layout in Atlanta, Indiana.
Show me another bicolored freight car.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
One of my freelanced Bunker Hill & Eastern boxcars has 2 colors
Show me another 2 color freight car
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
BRVRRMore articulated steam please.
Here is a nice big articulated locomotive. This one was on the Athens Bend Track group's modular layout.
Show me a freight car painted in two different colors.
Ed said: "Show me articulated steam."
UP Challenger #3985.
More articulated steam please.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
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doctorwayneMore headend stuff, please.
These "Flexi-Vans" are a later-day head-end car. Some were used for U.S. Mail. There's PRR head-end cars on the next track.
IMG_5950_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me articulated steam, please.
Another model of a CNR prototype, this one built from an Athearn coach...
More headend stuff, please.
General American's last steel milk car design.
More baggage, RPO, Express or milk cars!
doctorwayneMore headend cars, please.
Here's a freshly painted PRR PBM70 ready for service:
IMG_9785_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
More baggage, RPO, Express or milk cars please.
This was originally an Athearn Pullman, but is now a pretty-good representation of the real CNR car which bore the same number...
More headend cars, please.
OK, well, not your usual HEP, but what I call a HEPage. A head end power car/baggage car combined, maybe kind like a cabage?
I needed a HEP car for business trains, pulled by a loco that didn't have "hotel" power.
More HEP please, or head end cars.
Mike.
My You Tube
doctorwayneShow me some head-end cars, please.
Just how big was that fish, again?
Baggage_1 by Edmund, on Flickr
More head-end equipment, please.
Lots of heavyweight mail and baggage cars in this train, which has just passed through Lowbanks, but there don't appear to be many passengers in the lone rider-coach which is bringing up the rear...
Wayne
Show me some head-end cars, please.
doctorwayneMore industries, please.
The beginnings of a cement plant:
Cement2 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a heavyweight passenger train.
On my layout, the biggest industry, by far, is GERN Industries' Port Maitland plant...
...what's modelled represents about a third of the plant, and the flux mine, under nearby Lake Erie, isn't modelled at all.It's an enormous traffic generator....covered hoppers, tank cars, boxcars, and, on flatcars, processing machinery.
Just remember, everything is 3% better with GERN!
More industries, please.
Here is a haunted coal mine. See... there is a ghost in the window!
This is on the S-Modulators Fun & Disasters layout here in Florida.
Show me another industry.
This is John Bertram Company, Tool and Machine Manufacturers...
A plastics injection molding plant.
Any more industries to show?
2 industries on the Boothbay Railway Village layout. Burgess & Forbes paint factory was a real business in Portland, ME in the 1920s, but this is a freelanced structure
Wirthmore Feeds is located next door
Show me some more industries
BRVRRMore industry or shops please.
A look inside the electric furnace:
E_furnace2 by Edmund, on Flickr
Another industrial scene, please.
James said: "To be more broad show me industry equipment e.g. forklifts etc. or a shop scene."
General Industries on a busy day.
More industry or shops please.
HO-VeloShow me a forklift please.
Loading the motor —
Hulett_shop3 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a shop scene.
Doublin' down. Show me a forklift please. Regards, Peter
Too slow on the mouse, I guess.
Mike said: "More locals or trains with one loco please."
New York Central GP-7 #5809 at the head of the 'Grafton Turn' makes its way westbound past Grafton Tower.
More one loco trains please.
mbinsewiMore locals or trains with one loco please.
Here's a local with a colorful train in-tow:
IMGcolor by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a covered hopper.
A MRL leased SD40-2 leads the local.
More locals or trains with one loco please.
HarrisonMore local freights please.
Here is a local freight on the Country Roads portable show layout.
Show me another train pulled by a single locomotive.