HO-VeloShow me another rip track scene. Regards, Peter
A busy day at the RIP track:
IMG_1533 by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show another repair/shop scene.
A short one entering the yard. Show me another rip track scene. Regards, Peter
doctorwayneShow us another short train, please.
An engine and three cars. Short by U.P standards.
UP_4141_SD70sm by Edmund, on Flickr
Another shorty, please.
BRVRRMore small (short) freight trains, please.
Here's the Erie Northshore's "Bee", setting off from Lowbanks to deliver a freshly-painted RPO to its owner-road...
The Lowbanks car shops do quite a bit of this type of refurbishing.
Wayne
Show us another short train, please.
Ed: "Show me something out on the main line, please."
The 'Grafton Turn' westbound past Grafton Tower, on Black River Valley mainline.
More small (short) freight trains, please.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
No one has a siding, after 24 hours.
PRR at the end of the day by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me something out on the main line, please.
BATMANHow about showing a little-used siding, please.
The caboose was set-out on this weedy siding while a few cars were picked up:
PRR_Brakeman_tone by Edmund, on Flickr
Another siding, please, weeds and all.
This one I call pee break at the elevator, a man and his 4 legged boss watering the vegetation.
How about showing a little-used siding, please.
Brent
"All of the world's problems are the result of the difference between how we think and how the world works."
gmpullmanAnother four-legger, please.
.
This four legged little guy is doing a great job protecting the crossing as the train goes by.
Show me another four legged anything.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
SeeYou190Show me anything with four legs.
The little, yellow, step-box the lady is waiting to use has four stubby legs:
New_Haven3 by Edmund, on Flickr
Another four-legger, please.
doctorwayneMore open cars, please, loaded or not.
Here are a string of Coal Hoppers on Mr. Muffins Lionel Layout in Atlanta, Indiana.
Show me anything with four legs.
Here's a Tyco gondola with a partial load of mixed scrap...
More open cars, please, loaded or not.
More open-top cars, loaded or MT, regards, Peter
doctorwayneShow me a loaded gondola, please.
Coiled steel makes up this gondola load:
IMG_8587 by Edmund, on Flickr
Another open-top, loaded car, please.
Harrison...Show me another covered hopper.
Show me a loaded gondola, please.
HarrisonShow me another covered hopper.
The DIAMONDBACK AND WESTERN has this very substantial covered hopper car in its fleet.
Show many any other hopper car.
This D&H Covered hopper is fairly short, and used exclusively in transporting talc from the mine in Gassets, VT.
Show me another covered hopper.
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
SeeYou190Show me something that is shorter than my Observation Car.
This little steam generator car is only 34 feet long:
IMG_9290_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me another diminutive car or locomotive.
BATMANPlease show me your longest thing on rails.
That would be this Rivarossi Observation Car, although you cannot see it all in this picture.
Show me something that is shorter than my Observation Car.
Take your pick.
Please show me your longest thing on rails.
SeeYou190Show me something else that is black.
Black as coal—
Brakeman2 by Edmund, on Flickr
Another something black, please.
gmpullmanShow me something you got for the layout this Christmas.
24 hours and there is another thread for Christmas gifts, so... Bump to the top!
Here is a little steam switcher locomotive:
Show me something else that is black.
HO-VeloMore small Locos or switchers.
NKP_switcher2 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me something you got for the layout this Christmas.
More small Locos or switchers. Btw, thanks Henry for the nice comment. Regards, Peter
SeeYou190Show me another platform.
A diminutive New York Central "S" Motor does yeoman duty hauling the Century back to Mott Haven coach yard:
IMG_6930_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me another small locomotive or switcher.
gmpullmanPlease show me a passenger platform or a freight loading dock.
Here is a passenger platform. From to looks of it, the Earth is about to stand still for a day!
This scene is on the Florida First Coast Modelers sectional On30 layout.
Klaatu Barada Nicto!
Show me another platform.
HO-VeloMore Xings please. Regards, Peter
In a partially finished scene (no crossbucks yet!)
Chem_lights by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show me a passenger platform or a freight loading dock.
HO-Velo Nice job on the road!
Henry
COB Potomac & Northern
Shenandoah Valley
More Xings please. Regards, Peter
doctorwayneShow us a scene at a level crossing, please.
There are no cars waiting, but the crossing is there.
Show me another grade crossing (level crossing).
SeeYou190...Show me a scene with a rock or two. Maybe one big rock. Maybe lots of little rocks.
Here are a few rocks...
Show us a scene at a level crossing, please.
SPSOT fanAnyway back to our regularly scheduled plain bearings please!
Getting back to the scheduled plain bearing request... this boxcar from the PACIFIC GREAT NORTHERN rides on plain bearing freight car trucks.
Show me a scene with a rock or two. Maybe one big rock. Maybe lots of little rocks.
gmpullman This site has some maps and photos, Isaac. http://godwin.bobanna.com/interurban_gr_holland.html So many interurban lines were abandoned in the early and mid 1920s makes it difficult to trace R-of-W sometimes. Can you imagine, civic leaders are talking about how wonderful it would be to have a rail line on this route some 100 years later! https://www.grbj.com/articles/91975-rail-service-could-link-gr-holland Where was the vision when these lines were abandoned?
This site has some maps and photos, Isaac.
http://godwin.bobanna.com/interurban_gr_holland.html
So many interurban lines were abandoned in the early and mid 1920s makes it difficult to trace R-of-W sometimes.
Can you imagine, civic leaders are talking about how wonderful it would be to have a rail line on this route some 100 years later!
https://www.grbj.com/articles/91975-rail-service-could-link-gr-holland
Where was the vision when these lines were abandoned?
Very Interesting! Nice to learn a little bit more about those tracks! I’ll have to look to see if I can find some evidence of tracks in some other places, now I know where the tracks were!
I can understand why people might consider storing commuter service along that line, there is certainly demand, but the question is whether or not people in the area will ride the train or still opt for their cars! I do know I’d certainly make use of the line if the timings where convenient!
Anyway back to our regularly scheduled plain bearings please!
Regards, Isaac
I model my railroad and you model yours! I model my way and you model yours!
SeeYou190I think the tack board would still be completely functional in its current orientation.
Functional, yes. Aesthetically? Maybe not so much. I don't recall ever seeing one with the boards going vertically like that. I believe it is an Intermountain RTR car. Someday, when I'm all caught up with more pressing issues I may get around to correcting it
Carshop-3 by Edmund, on Flickr
SeeYou190I am more interested in the collection of gondola ends in the foreground. Are the employess going to take those to the scrapyard after work for thier beer money fund?
New roof for the foreman's chicken coop?
Carry on with plain bearings, folks.
gmpullmanI hope the shop forces rotate that tack board 90° too!
I think the tack board would still be completely functional in its current orientation.
I am more interested in the collection of gondola ends in the foreground. Are the employees going to take those to the scrapyard after work for their beer money fund?
gmpullmanAnother car with solid "plain" bearings, please.
This unique STRATTON AND GILLETTE 40 foot boxcar has the requested trucks.
More plain bearing trucks please.
SeeYou190Show me a freight car that does not have roller-bearing trucks.
Technically, this car doesn't even have trucks:
Carshop-1 by Edmund, on Flickr
I hope the shop forces rotate that tack board 90° too!
Another car with solid "plain" bearings, please.
doctorwayneSome more slogan-bearing cars, please.
The ATLANTIC CENTRAL has a slogan. I lettered this boxcar one letter at a time. It was supposed to resemble Wayne's "Way Of The Warriors" cars, but I could not make a circular AC logo.
I have changed out the trucks on this model since this picture was taken.
Show me a freight car that does not have roller-bearing trucks.
Here are a few cars with slogans. The first three are ones which are still in use, as-shown, on my layout...
....while this reefer, with factory paint and lettering...
...was given to a friend and replaced with two of these as undecorated kits...
...and this one, originally an undecorated Accurail kit, with a few added details...
...while this one...
...was re-painted and re-lettered like this...
...as was this one...
...re-done as this...
Some more slogan-bearing cars, please.
SPSOT fanEd, is that the old interurban line that ran from Grand Rapids to Holland Mi (but not Chicago?)?
Good Luck, Ed
Slogans?
PS1-PS1 by Edmund, on Flickr
I like slogans on cars, carry on with more, please.
SeeYou190Those are great open-top cars. I don't remember seeing a model of a freight car like those.
The club did a kitbash based on Athearn BB 40' boxcar. They plugged the doors and extended the top with styrene. Then painted and added custom decals.
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
Here's one...
More slogan-bearing cars, please.
SPSOT fanI don’t have another picture of cars with a slogan, saddly, but perhaps someone else does..
I have one Isaac! We will keep rolling along.
gmpullman Please show more cars with slogans.
The NICKLE PLATE was very proud of their "High Speed Service".
This scene is on Mr. Muffin's Train Layout in Atlanta, Indiana.
Show me another slogan, credo, or motto.
gmpullman From the heady days of the interurban lines: IMG_5463_fix by Edmund, on Flickr IMG_5465 by Edmund, on Flickr
From the heady days of the interurban lines:
IMG_5463_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
IMG_5465 by Edmund, on Flickr
Ed, is that the old interurban line that ran from Grand Rapids to Holland Mi (but not Chicago?)? I think I know where the old line used to be, in Wyoming Mi, just west of GR is a diagonal street in an area where all the other streets are horizontal or vertical, and I’ve heard that’s the old inter urban... I just had to comment that I think I may know this obscure little line, though not by name until now!
I don’t have another picture of cars with a slogan, saddly, but perhaps someone else does...
doctorwayneI know that slogan-bearing freight cars are very popular, so please show us some more of them.
I've read where shippers shy away from having any identifying marks on their cars these days because of the negative effect in the public eye when these cars are shown in the media after being involved in wrecks and environmental disasters.
A sad reality.
Please show more cars with slogans.
SeeYou190... Show me a freight car with a slogan on it.
Show me a freight car with a slogan on it.
I had a lot of boxcars and reefers wearing this herald and slogan, but thought it to be too modern-looking when I back-dated my layout to a late '30s-era...
I know that slogan-bearing freight cars are very popular, so please show us some more of them.
G PaineBAR rebuilt a number of old 40' boxcars for wood chip service.
George: Those are great open-top cars. I don't remember seeing a model of a freight car like those.
G PaineShow me more open tops
It looks like this large gondola from MACKOWIAK STEEL is toting quite a heavy load.
BAR rebuilt a number of old 40' boxcars for wood chip service. Eastern Maine Model RR Club kitbashed and painted a bunch of Athearn boxcars to match the prototype as a fund raising project.
Show me more open tops
SeeYou190Show me another car without a top. Gondola, flat, hopper, whatever.
A couple of open-top cars are being unloaded with the big electro-magnet:
IMG_7309 by Edmund, on Flickr
More open-top cars, please.
HO-VeloMore open top hoppers please, regards, Peter
STRATTON AND GILLETTE open top hopper cars loaded with coal.
Show me another car without a top. Gondola, flat, hopper, whatever.
More open top hoppers please, regards, Peter
Ed: "Another Hopper, please."
A Burlington Northern 4-bay hopper with a coal load.
More hoppers.
SeeYou190Show me any hopper car.
A work-a-day "Ore Jenny" from the Bessemer:
BLE_ore by Edmund, on Flickr
Another Hopper, please.
HarrisonHow 'bout another scene with a grain hopper?
Here are a few on the Athens Interlocking Railroaders modular HO scale show layout.
Show me any hopper car.
D&H train RW-6 passes the West Gemmill grain elevator with a couple of autos at the office.
How 'bout another scene with a grain hopper?
SeeYou190Show me another scene with an automobile.
IMG_9732_fix_w by Edmund, on Flickr
Mort U. Airy's funeral home has a new Cadillac hearse!
Another scene with an automobile, please.
24 hours... Getting a bump to the top.
Show me another scene with an automobile.
SeeYou190Show me another scene with a statue.
A couple stroll in Memorial Park:
IMG_6325_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show me another park-like scene, with or without statuary.
HO-VeloYes, more water scenes please. Regards, Peter
One of my favorites:
Show me another scene with a statue.
Yes, more water scenes please. Regards, Peter
SeeYou190Show me a brook, bay, waterway, inlet, harbor, cove, pond, port, ocean, river, lake, or canal.
Two men and a dinghy:
Seawall1 by Edmund, on Flickr
More water, please.
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HO-VeloEd, Alas, no semi to share, but just had to say that I'm really diggin' your shot, a tasty slice of good ol' American 'noir'. Regards, Peter
I forgot to thank you for your kind compliments, Peter. Your photos are equally, an inspiration for my modeling as well
doctorwayneShow me a stream or a river, please.
One stream as requested.
Show me a brook, bay, waterway, inlet, harbor, cove, pond, port, ocean, river, lake, or canal.
Harrison....how about another wall.
Will this retaining wall do?
Show me a stream or a river, please.
Right now the basement wall is still a wall. I am working on "trackage rights" to paint it as a backdrop.
Since I kinda cheated, how about another wall.
doctorwayneMore delivery vehicles, please.
One delivery truck driving by the groves.
Show me another scene with a wall.
I built this moving van on the chassis of a military model, and named it for a friend...
More delivery vehicles, please.
Show more delivery trucks please. Regards, Peter
A Portland Press Herald newspaper delivery truck on Commercial St in Portland. Boothbay Railway Village layout
Show me more delivery trucks
I'll take a guess that "straight-bodied" means without a trailer. If so, here's one of Creechan's Fine Fuels Mack delivery trucks being load directly from a parked hopper car...
More delivery trucks, please.
Semi's.
A couple of grain haulers in the background waiting their turn at the elevator.
How about a straight-bodied delivery truck?
Ed, Alas, no semi to share, but just had to say that I'm really diggin' your shot, a tasty slice of good ol' American 'noir'.
Regards, Peter
rogerhensleyMore city scenes if you will.
A foggy morning on the highway leading into the city:
IMG_3599_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me another semi-trailer truck.
City scene? Okay.
More city scenes if you will.
Roger Hensley= ECI Railroad - http://madisonrails.railfan.net/eci/eci_new.html == Railroads of Madison County - http://madisonrails.railfan.net/ =
Here is a scene in Downtown Heartland .
Please show another city scene.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
SeeYou190Show me more Main Streets.
Main Street at the Sebring, Ohio, Model Railroad Club:
IMG_1539 by Edmund, on Flickr
Another city scene, please.
HO-VeloMore main street please. Regards, Peter
This is the Main Street scene on the Scale Rails of Southwest Florida N Scale Portable Layout.
Show me more Main Streets.
More main street please. Regards, Peter
gmpullmanShow me another passenger diesel, please.
I believe a SOUTHERN shovel nose E unit will fill your request quite nicely. This scene is on the Southern O Scaler's sectional layout.
Show me a main street scene.
doctorwaynePlease show us more steam and diesels in the same scene.
A new-fangled diesel will not be needing any of these fire cleaning tools!
E_and_J1 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me another passenger diesel, please.
gmpullmanMore multiple steam locomotives, please.
There are five steamers and two diesels in this aerial view of Lowbanks...
Please show us more steam and diesels in the same scene.
middlemanAnother two or more steam engines,please.
A little Pennsy action:
IMG_2915_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
More multiple steam locomotives, please.
Two K class loco's:
Another two or more steam engines,please.
Mike
SeeYou190...Show me a scene with just one structure.
A couple of locomotives outside the shop at Lowbanks...
Please show me at least two steam locomotives in the same scene.
chatanugaShow me another yard scene.
Lego Trains in the yard on the Florida Lego User Group's portable display layout.
Show me a scene with just one structure.
A pair of Alcos with a long train of autoracks makes a couple pickups and a drop off as other trains pass.
Show me another yard scene.
Kevin
http://chatanuga.org/RailPage.html
http://chatanuga.org/WLMR.html
HO-VeloMore yard scenes please.
Here, the road power is headed to the engine house after cutting off the train with the pool caboose in the background:
PRR_9616-FA2-sm by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me another Alco product.
More yard scenes please. Regards, Peter
Looking down the yard lead on the Boothbay Railway Village layout
Show me another classification yard scene
Harrison: "More multi track."
Lots of tracks in this scene.
More multi-tracks please.
There are three tracks in this scene:
More multi track.
gmpullmanAnother multi-track scene, please.
There are several tracks in this scene on the Athens Bend Track N scale modular layout.
Show me a scene with less than four tracks.
doctorwayneHow about some more multi-track scenes, please.
The Hulett ore unloaders span four tracks:
Hulett_under2 by Edmund, on Flickr
Another multi-track scene, please.
Harrison...Show me any multi-track scene.
Here's a view on the very nicely-done club layout in Sebring, Ohio...
How about some more multi-track scenes, please.
The large station on the Albany N-trak club's T-Trak layout.
Show me any multi-track scene.
BRVRR...More Railroad stations please.
Here's the Grand Valley's Dunnville station, built in the '20s with New York Central's money. They were also responsible for the grade separation project, but pulled out just before the stockmarket crash in '29....that's my explanation for the lack of ballast.
The structure was mostly scratchbuilt using .060" sheet styrene, with the doors and windows being leftovers from a couple of Walthers Front Street Warehouse kits.
Show me some more train stations, please.
Garry: "Please show another station."
The New Black River Station.
More Railroad stations please.
Highlands was a small station in suburban Chicago on the CB&Q . I built mine from an old Magnuson kit, and I nmed it "Valley Heights".
Please show another station.
Track fiddlerAny more brick here would be good
Union Station is primarily brick with some stone corbels:
Union Station by Edmund, on Flickr
The streets out front are paved in brick as well:
IMG_2300 by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show me another passenger station.
Wayne... you're a true Craftsman. I always enjoy to see what you share.
Any more brick here would be good
Track fiddlerThat's as far as I got with the sampling of bricks...
They look pretty good to me.
Track fiddlerPlease carry on with the bricks.
If you drive north on Hwy 6 out of Hamilton, Ontario, it won't take too long before you begin to see a lot of older homes and businesses built with buff-coloured brick. Since the real town of Mount Forest is within that area, I decided that my version of that town should have some buff-brick structures, too, even though I'm not making any attempt to otherwise model that town prototypically. Here's the only one there, so-far, the train station, courtesy of Walthers...
Anybody got some more brick-a-brac to show us?
That's as far as I got with the sampling of bricks
I'll make something out of it someday. Please carry on with the bricks.
BRVRR...More brick buildings please.
Here's Revell's Weekly Herald building, somewhat modified as the Lowbanks livestock auction house...
...despite its age, Revell did a pretty nice job of the brickwork...
Please show us some more bricks in your walls.
Roger: More brickwork please.
Judy's Bar & Grill and Michelle's Boutique in Black River.
More brick buildings please.
Let's see, there's a Hobby Shop on the left and a hotel on the right, and ...
More brickwork please.
Oops, sorry, no excuse, but got wrapped up in the lead wire tonight adding weight to a boxcar.
Doc Wayne, Thanks for takin' up my slack, never had the pleasure of throwing a leg over a Zundapp, but did own a little Benelli and a Bridgestone for awhile.
More brick work, regards, Peter
doctorwayneCan someone show me one of your "brick" structures, please.
The new Diesel shop is built of steel, glass — and brick:
PRR_EMD_GP9b2 by Edmund, on Flickr\
When I hear the shutter click
We should see another building of brick
Great-looking scene, Peter, but I had to look-up Zundapp.
Turns out there's one for sale right here in town, but I'm not sure that I'd want to return to riding, and certainly not in the temperatures and conditions around here at this time of the year. Been there, done that.
Since you've shown us such a nice brick building, I'll add another, not quite so nice, but serviceable as the engine house at Lowbanks....
Originally built as a Vollmer three-stall roundhouse, I had to change it into the version shown just to get it to fit on the layout.
Can someone show me one of your "brick" structures, please.
HO-Velo regards, Peter
What next Peter???
Z is for Zundapp. regards, Peter
dti406Now we move on to "Y"
The New York Central easily takes care of that...
Let's hope that it's just as e-Z to come up with ZEE or ZED.
doctorwayne Please show us an Xample of "X".
Please show us an Xample of "X".
XTRA marks the spot!
Now we move on to "Y"
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!
dti406Let's move on to "W"
How about a Grand Trunk Western boxcar...
SeeYou190 Show me the letter "V". . -Kevin
How does the Virginia Central suit for the Letter V!
Let's move on to "W"
doctorwayneI hope that one of U can show me something with a "U".
Here U are:
The whimsically named UPP STAYERS AND EASTERN.
Show me the letter "V".
G PaineShow me T
How about a Model T?
I hope that one of U can show me something with a "U".
Sandy River & Rangley Lakes RR was Maine's largers 2 foot gauge railroad
Show me T
How about some auto Racks?
Show me something S.
G PaineTime for some Q
God Save The Queen!
PRR_Parlor-obs2 by Edmund, on Flickr
PRR_Parlor-obs by Edmund, on Flickr
R should be a breeze!
Portland Terminal Rr was a Maine Central subsidiary
Time for some Q
How about a C & O 2-10-4 on camera car duty?
P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P Please?
We are on letter "N", so here is the NEW JERSEY WESTERN.
Oh oh oh, show me an "O".
Next up is the letter "M".
xxHere is My D&RGW caboose bringing up the rear of a TOFC block west of Grand Junction CO.
(when I'm all grown up like y'all with a layout, maybe I can post s'more in these topics)
Rio Grande. The Action Road - Focus 1977-1983
Here I am with my favorite big train, Lake Champlain & Moirah Alco C420.
Oh wait, you want a model...
D&H train RW-6 passes the junction with the Adirondack & Lake Champlain railroad.
SeeYou190 Show me the letter "L". . -Kevin
Show me the letter "L".
Would the Lehigh Valley due for L?
Let's move on to M!
BRVRRTime for the Ks.
KINGS CREEK AND GULF will meet the need for a "K".
Ed: "On to the Js please."
The Pennsylvania RR J1A 2-10-4 belongs to my oldest grandson.
Time for the Ks.
doctorwayneI wonder if my eye's could see something with an "I", please.
When I hear I, I think of nothing but the I conic PRR I1sa 2-10-0 Locomotive:
Here the four I's have it:
PRR_I1x4c by Edmund, on Flickr
(One is customized with a Toluidine Red Keysyone number plate, usually only reserved for passenger locomotives).
On to the Js please.
CREECHAN FINE FUELS has an "H" on their signs...
I wonder if my eye's could see something with an "I", please.
How about a green Burlington Northern SD9?
Show me something with H.
Glad to oblige, Kevin
SeeYou190Show me an "F".
It is quite small but nearly every Diesel has an "F" to designate the front, or forward direction:
P-C_F7_754 by Edmund, on Flickr
Evident where the anti-climber meets the side sill.
May we move on to G?
dti406Moving on to "E".
E is for ESTES PARK, as seen in the boxcar below.
gmpullman (Yes its that time again)
Thanks for starting the alphabet game again Ed. This is always good to speed up the action.
Show me an "F".
gmpullman We can now move on to D.
We can now move on to D.
I think the DT&I Qualifies!
Moving on to "E".
doctorwayneCan we please see something with a "C"?
Oh, Canada!
CPR_4-6-4 by Edmund, on Flickr
BATMAN...Something with the letter "B" please.
How about a Boston & Albany boxcar...
Can we please see something with a "C"?
Here is an oldie with lots of "A"s in the Canadian Pacifics.
Something with the letter "B" please.
G PaineShow me something else in a locomotive servicing area
A big Q2 on its way to the ready track.
Q2_on_TT5 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me something with the letter "A" on it. (Yes its that time again)
The caboose servicing track on the Boothbay Railway Village layout
Show me something else in a locomotive servicing area
Ed said: "Let's see more cabooses."
Passing by:
More cabeese, cabooses, cabin cars, please.
BATMANShow me two or more cabeese please.
Just passin' through —
NYC_19186_transfer by Edmund, on Flickr
Let's see more cabooses.
It was movin day.
Show me two or more cabeese please.
chatanugaShow me a caboose on a train.
Here's a B&O I-13 caboose made from a stock car to fill War-time needs:
BnO_I-13_C1819b by Edmund, on Flickr
Another scene with a caboose, please.
How about three 50-footers bringing up the rear of a freight?
Show me a caboose on a train.
Here's an Athearn Blue Box 50' boxcar, modified to match its prototype as seen in a photograph. Lettering is from C-D-S...
Show me another 50'-er, please
Not sure if this GN seven post box fits the 'nifty' request, more 50 foot boxcars please. Regards, Peter
gmpullmanContinue with 36 foot freight cars, please.
The ALABAMA AND ANGEL HILLS boxcar (second from the left) is 36 feet long. I built this one from a Westerfield kit.
Show one of those nifty, fifty foot long boxcars.
doctorwayneShow me a 36' freight car, please.
GE ILDX 316 is a 36' covered hopper used for transporting silica sand for lamp making. ILD stands for the Incandescent Lamp Department.
GE_ILDX_316 by Edmund, on Flickr
Continue with 36 foot freight cars, please.
Here's some 40' gondolas, scratchbuilt onto Tichy flatcars...
Show me a 36' freight car, please.
gmpullmanAnother forty-footer, of any type, please.
Here are a couple more forty footers, but not quite as colorful.
Please show me another forty foot freight car.
SeeYou190Show me a forty foot boxcar.
A pair of colorful examples:
XM_on-curve by Edmund, on Flickr
Another forty-footer, of any type, please.
BATMANMore unfortunate events please.
This looks pretty unfortunate.
This scene is on the S Scale Fun And Disasters modular layout.
Show me a forty foot boxcar.
How about a complete wreck caused by my sister waving her hands around while she talks.
More unfortunate events please.
doctorwayneWayne Show me a derailed car or locomotive, please.
Let's keep with this request:
Show me a derailed car or locomotive, please.
Santa Fe DL 109 / 110
The B-unit (DL110) shown there is a BLI unit I am using temporarily until I finish a kit-bash I've been working on in the past.
Brian
My Layout Plan
Interesting new Plan Consideration
G Paine...SHow me more multi diesel or steam combos
Here are four SW1200RS diesels on the business end of a 71 car freight...
A pair of EMD E8s in the B&M as delvered paint scheme on the way to pick up their passenger train on Boothbay Railway Vilage layout
SHow me more multi diesel or steam combos
chatanugaShow me another multiple-locomotive consist.
I think this "lashup" would qualify as a Dog's Breakfast
IMG_7923_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
More multi-diesel combinations, please.
Two Amtrak SDP40F diesels lead a passenger train.
Show me another multiple-locomotive consist.
Here is a pair of EMD SD45's with Ann Arbor Sand Covered Hoppers headed for Brook Park Foundry.
More EMD 6-Axle locomotives.
EMD 6-axle: .. SD24's in CB&Q Chinese red.
Please continue with EMD 6-axle locomotives.
BRVRRMore Geeps please.
A venerable PRR Geep wearing the emblems of Penn-Central and Conrail as well, passes a transfer run:
PC_GP-9_7109 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a six-axle EMD product, please.
roger: "Another Geep if you will."
A New York Central GP-20 rumbles around the curve at the southwest corner of the BRVRR at the head of a short mixed freight.
More Geeps please.
Ah, yes, a Geep pulling into the yard!
Another Geep if you will.
G PaineShow me a GP diesel
At the end of the run the engineer has his grip and heads off to the bunk house:
End-of-run by Edmund, on Flickr
Another Geep please.
MEC had a lot of F3s
Show me a GP diesel
More Fs please. Regards, Peter
Athearn Genesis F7's with a coal drag!
More EMD F Units!
Heartland Division CB&QPlease more EMD F-units.
An A-B set of former Bessemer & Lake Erie Fs now working for the B&O.
BnO_F7-4645 by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show more EMD F-units.
F7 ABA on the upper level as well as FT ABBA on the lower level.
Please more EMD F-units.