Heartland Division CB&QPlease show something else silly or whimsical
The PRR Camera Car:
IMG_7954_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Including the six-foot by six-foot view camera!
IMG_7956_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
More whimsy, please.
Kevin .... LOL ... IS that what you do when you are board ?
Maybe my whimsical scene of 101 Dalamations counts.... (Actually it is 15 Dalmations ) .... LOL ... I did it for grandkids to see.
Please show something else silly or whimsical
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
doctorwayneMore wood products, please.
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How about the legendary Canadian Plywood Forest on the S-Modulators Fun & Disasters portable layout?
Show me something else that is just a bit silly.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
gmpullmanMore wood products, please. Anyone have wrapped plywood?
It's not plywood, but this load of lumber is "wrapped" in a boxcar...
It also looks as if the load has shifted in-transit - the unseen side, at a lumber yard, is worse, and they've asked for the car to be turned. I think that a damage claim is likely to be submitted.
More wood products, please.
Wayne
doctorwayneShow me another car carrying forest products, please.
A carload of timbers arrives at the consignee:
NKP_FLat-1945 by Edmund, on Flickr
More wood products, please. Anyone have wrapped plywood?
A load of what used to be logs, but on their way to becoming telephone- or power-poles...
Show me another car carrying forest products, please.
More logs and or logging scenes. Regards, Peter
gmpullmanMore small steam, please. Something geared might be a plus
Geared it is. This is from the Atlanta Interlocking Railroaders layout at the Atlanta Train Show last weekend.
Show me another scene with some logs.
doctorwayneMore small steamers, please.
This diminutive B8b stops for a little fuel and water between "shifting" duties on the PRR.
PRR_B8b_tone by Edmund, on Flickr
More small steam, please. Something geared might be a plus
SeeYou190Show me small steam... 2-6-2 or smaller!
Prairie-type locos weren't all that common up here in Canada, but 2-6-0 Moguls were. Here's a brass model of an ex-B&M B-15, somewhat modified with a cab from a Bachmann Consolidation and some added details. The tender was also altered to increase its capacities....
More small steamers, please.
gmpullmanShow me more Big Steam, a 4-8-4 or larger.
That sounds like a request to see STRATTON AND GILLETTE #893, a big 4-8-4 steam locomotive.
Show me small steam... 2-6-2 or smaller!
BRVRRThe King of steam locomotives: NYC Niagara. More Alcos pf any persuasion, please.
More Alcos pf any persuasion, please.
Another Niagara built by Alco (some had Lima-built tenders):
NYC_6008 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me more Big Steam, a 4-8-4 or larger.
Ed:"Show me another Alco product, steam or Diesel."
The King of steam locomotives: NYC Niagara.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
BRVRRMore colors from the 1950s-60s.
Here's an example of B&Os Royal Blue and gray:
BO_FA by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me another Alco product, steam or Diesel.
Garry: "Please show more colors of the 1945-1965 period.
UP Armor Yellow.
More colors from the 1950s-60s.
CB&Q began using its Chinese Red paint scheme in 1959 when EMD delivered new SD24's. This color scheme was used on SD's, GP's and U's thoughout the 1960' s before the Burlington Northern merger and Cascade Green locomotives.
Please show more colors of the 1945-1965 period.
A bit different view...........here are 16 Bev-Bel models of the Pullman-Standard "colorful" box cars produced in the 1950s. They were safely sitting in a plastic container while my current layout was being built.
How about some more "built in the 1950s era" pics.....
ENJOY !
Mobilman44
Living in southeast Texas, formerly modeling the "postwar" Santa Fe and Illinois Central
doctorwaynePlease show me another paint scheme introduced between 1945 and 1965.
The New York Central rebuilt fifty former box cars into cabooses during the War effort. Five of these were selected in 1946 to wear the Pacemaker vermillion and gray .
IMG_6920 by Edmund, on Flickr
HO-VeloEd, lovin' the red carpet treatment!
Thank you, Peter. Nothin's too good for the folks at the M-R forum
Another 1945 > 1965 era paint style, please.
The CNR introduced this paint scheme in 1954...
Please show me another paint scheme introduced between 1945 and 1965.
Sorry Russ, but thanks. Ed, lovin' the red carpet treatment! More 45' thru 65'. Regards, Peter
SeeYou190Show me something built between 1945 and 1965. .
The "new" Twentieth Century Limited" observation car was built by Pullman Standard in August of 1948:
Century_2 by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show more equipment from the 1945-1965 time frame.
doctorwaynePlease show me some more pre-WWII stuff please.
This USRA single sheathed boxcar pre-dates World War 2 by quite a few years.
Show me something built between 1945 and 1965.
Little TimmyLet's see some " Old Timer" stuff..... anything pre WW II .
Built in September of 1912, this Dominion/Fowler boxcar was last re-weighed in September, 1936....
An Accurail model (one of ten similar cars) I re-did the original plank roof as a metal-sheathed type, a common upgrade to the cars' prototypes. Custom lettering is from Rail Graphics
Please show me some more pre-WWII stuff please.
A base of a diorama i did a while back...
Let's see some " Old Timer" stuff..... anything pre WW II .
Rust...... It's a good thing !
That's a great scene, Peter, but I wish you wouldn't post photos of my front yard.
Russ
Modeling the early '50s Erie in Paterson, NJ. Here's the link to my railroad postcard collection: https://railroadpostcards.blogspot.com/
Thanks Doc Wayne. More grass. Regards, Peter
I used static grass in this scene.
Please show any type of grass.
D&H 7312 sits near the south yard signal. I had an operational one on the north end, but the wiring would keep getting messed up.
Show me scene with static grass.
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
Here is a simple 3 track signal bridge, made by kitbashing two Bachmann double track bridges. It is not wired, but maybe some day...........
Any more signals out there?
G PaineShow me a signals bridge
A set of helpers coasts downgrade on the left while another train, also with EMD power, digs in up the grade on the right. Both position-light signals are absolute stop, for opposing traffic, with red lenses instead of the usual yellow. Far to the upper-right the B&O has a clear indication for an eastbound.
PRR_EF-15_2_tone by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me any other signal, please — classification or marker light, traffic signal, flag or semaphore, even a radio tower beacon.