The Ski mountain on the ADK&LC has plenty of white.
Show me another winter scene.
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
doctorwayneShow me another white freight car, please.
.
Just like I don't paint anything pure black, I do not paint anything pure white either. This is as close as I get to white.
Show me something else "white", or close enough.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
I won't tell........................
Nice Car.
Take Care!
Frank
gmpullmanShow me a car or locomotive in the color white, please.
Here ya go...
...and I hope that doesn't mean here I go, too!
Wayne
Show me another white freight car, please.
PennCentral99Show me a red boxcar
Everywhere West —
Chinese Red CB&Q by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a car or locomotive in the color white, please.
chatanuga Show me something brown. Kevin
Show me something brown.
Kevin
Show me a red boxcar
Terry
Inspired by Addiction
See more on my YouTube Channel
A yellow Allegheny Midland boxcar towards the end of a freight train.
http://chatanuga.org/RailPage.html
http://chatanuga.org/WLMR.html
gmpullmanContinue with yellow, please.
Here's some yellow on a somewhat modified MDC reefer...
Some more yellow, please.
BRVRRSomething Yellow?
This PRR M-of-W Supply car is certainly yellow:
PRR_BM70M_MoW4 by Edmund, on Flickr
PRR_BM70M_MoW3 by Edmund, on Flickr
Continue with yellow, please.
Kevin: "Show me more blue."
The George Bush Commemorative loco has some blue.
Something Yellow?
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
PennCentral99How about something blue?
This freshly painted INRAIL boxcar sure has a lot of blue.
Show me more blue.
doctorwayne S'more orange, please.
S'more orange, please.
How about something blue?
gmpullmanLet us continue with anything orange— .
Order up!....
doctorwayneShow us some more orange, please.
McGinnis Orange of the New Haven:
N-H_RS11_1414 by Edmund, on Flickr
Let us continue with anything orange—
HarrisonHow about more orange?
Some CN Orange #11 should do the trick...
It was built from a Sylvan kit, but has gone to a friend, since the lettering is too modern for my current layout.
Show us some more orange, please.
How about some CN orange on a 1/8th scale train?
How about more orange?
chatanugaShow me more green.
Comparing ERIE green to Brunswick green:
Erie_nose2 by Edmund, on Flickr
What say we move to Orange?
A green Burlington Northern SD9 heading a freight.
Show me more green.
gmpullmanMore green, please.
Somehow this PUMPKIN HOLLOW RAILROAD boxcar ended up with a green door.
I know it isn't easy, but show me something else that is being green.
G PaineShow something green
A green caboose meets a green gondola:
P-C-G43 by Edmund, on Flickr
More green, please.
A flanger from my freelanced Bunker Hill & Eastern; an old Roundhouse kit
Show something green
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
gmpullman/Ed: "Show me another red-themed subject, please."
What was. The loco is now NYC Jade Green.
Something more red, please.
SeeYou190Show me anything red. .
The red-nosed United Aircraft Turbotrain:
Turbo_PC52-Amtrak50 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me another red-themed subject, please.
RED .... Red SD24's, red dynamometer car, and red boxcar.
More RED, please.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
rogerhensleyMore diesels please.
STRATTON AND GILLETTE BL2 number 86 pulls a mixed freight on the N scale portable layout I built for Scale Rails of Southwest Florida back in the early 1990s.
Show me anything red.
Well, here ae a couple of diesels that are not black.
More diesels please.
Roger Hensley= ECI Railroad - http://madisonrails.railfan.net/eci/eci_new.html == Railroads of Madison County - http://madisonrails.railfan.net/ =
chatanugaShow me another multiple-locomotive lashup.
Lots of color in this early Conrail multiple-unit string:
IMG_7933_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
More colorful diesels, please.
Lots of colors in these locomotives.
Show me another multiple-locomotive lashup.
gmpullman/Ed: "Please show another steam locomotive that is any color but black.
Had to dig in the archives for this one. The Hogwarts Express.
Another not black, locomotive please.
G PaineShow me a 2-6-2 or a 4-6-2 steamer
Here's a "President" Pacific all painted up fancy:
BnO_5300_full-sm1800 by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show another steam lcomotive that is any color but black.
A Hudson parked in front of the Army Recruiting Office on my layout
(Sorry, I just could not pass on this. )
Show me a 2-6-2 or a 4-6-2 steamer
gmpullmanAnother 4-6-4 please.
Here's CNR 5702, Eastbound out of Lowbanks with express cars...
Show me another Hudson, please.
BRVRRLet's have a 4-6-4 steamer, please.
How about a nice, Michigan Central Hudson?
M-C_J1d-8224 by Edmund, on Flickr
Another 4-6-4 please.
Its been more than a day. Here's a picnic.
Let's have a 4-6-4 steamer, please.
G Payne: Show me another small town scene."
A little dinner and a few drinks to relax.
How about a picnic?
A wedding in progress at the church in Southport on teh Boothbay Railway Village layout
Show me another small town scene
rogerhensleyMore passener cars please.
A STRATTON AND GILLETTE passenger train is rolling through a small town.
I tried this last Sunday, and got no response, but here we go again...
It is Sunday, please show me a church.
Another Observation car.
More passener cars please.
gmpullmanMore head-end equipment, please.
Here's a former RPO, converted for mail storage service...
More head-end equipment, please.
SeeYou190Show me another piece of head end equipment.
Stanley is telling that same old "One that got away" fish story again:
IMG_0526_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Baggage_1 by Edmund, on Flickr
doctorwayneHow about showing us some baggage and express cars, please.
Here is an express milk car.
Show me another piece of head end equipment.
gmpullmanAnother Business Car, Please.
Here's Rivarossi's observation car re-done as a business car...
How about showing us some baggage and express cars, please.
doctorwayneShow me another business car, please.
Pleasant Lake for the Division Superintendant of the Big Four Route:
Big4_business-car4 by Edmund, on Flickr
Another Business Car, Please.
This was an Athearn observation car, but I decided to shorten it somewhat, and it's now a "business car" for the road's executives...
Show me another business car, please.
Ed: "Show me another observation car, please.
A very old photo (2004-5) of Observation Car #51, part of my NYC streamlined consist. It is an Athearn BB kit with interior lighting, a lighted drum head and incorrect rear lighting. But I like it.
More observation cars, please.
rogerhensleyAnother station please.
The Century has arrived:
Century_walk by Edmund, on Flickr
Century_sm by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me another observation car, please.
Here's a station at a smaill town in southern Indiana.
Another station please.
doctorwayneMore train stations, please.
There are two stations in this scene:
Show me another station.
BRVRRAnother kit bashed station, please.
The main station in Dunnville is not much of a kitbash, but the doors windows are from two Walther's Waterfront Warehouse kits....
...while the rest of it was built from .060" sheet styrene.
More train stations, please.
gmpullman/Ed: Show me any depot, station or signal tower, please.
The New Black River Station bashed from Bachmann's Frankfort Junction Depot Kit.
Another kit bashed station, please.
gmpullman....Show me any depot, station or signal tower, please.
The station at Lowbanks was, I believe, built from AHM's kit for Rico Station. I switched around the walls somewhat, then painted it in the "company paint scheme"...
I'd guess that its origins are still recognisable, though, but it fits into the limited space available and appears to be well-patronised.
If anyone out there has used this same kit, please show it to us.
BATMANHow about a 2-10-4
A big Pennsy J1 is resting in the background:
Lube_Cart1 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me any depot, station or signal tower, please.
4-4-0 on the far left in the RH.
How about a 2-10-4
Brent
"All of the world's problems are the result of the difference between how we think and how the world works."
The only articulated I own. Can we have a 4-4-0 please.
gmpullmanShow me another steam locomotive in helper or switching duties.
The 5303 is nearing the top of the grade after assisting a coal train...
Show me another articulated steam locomotive, please.
doctorwayneShow me a steam locomotive pushing something, please.
Pushing the tail of this caboose:
Helper1 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me another steam locomotive in helper or switching duties.
BRVRR...More steamers, please.
...as requested...
Show me a steam locomotive pushing something, please.
Wayne: "Show me a train being pulled by both a steam locomotive and a diesel, please."
Challenger #3985 leans into Pasture Curve at the west end of the Black River Valley layout at the head of a Union Pacific excursion train. UP #8818 is behind the Challenger to assist with the 14-car train
More steamers, please.
G PaineMore freight trains please
This westbound freight is passing the crossing at Indian Line...
Show me a train being pulled by both a steam locomotive and diesel, please.
U-18B MEC 404 "Kenneth Roberts" pulling a freight on a curve, my layout
More freight trains please
Kevin: "Show me another diesel pulling a freight train."
A pair of FAs working together at the head of a string of gondolas on the BRVRR east bound mainline.
More diesel freight trains please.
gmpullmanAnother look at a non-EMD diesel, please.
Here is my cherished Fairbanks Morse Trainmaster.
Show me another diesel pulling a freight train.
Heartland Division CB&QMore non-EMD locomotives, please.
Lots of wheels under these PRR BH-50s or Baldwin DR-12-8-1500s:
IMG_9353_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Another look at a non-EMD diesel, please.
Alco RS3's.
More non-EMD locomotives, please.
Wayne: "Show me a six-axle diesel that's not an EMD product, please."
How about an ALCO PA? Here is NYC ALCO PA #4210 at the west end of the BRVRR layout at the head of a streamlined passenger consist.
More Non-EMD locos, please.
gmpullmanShow me another EMD "SD" series locomotive.
Here's an Atlas SD35, with a scratchbuilt "safety" cab...
Show me a six-axle diesel that's not an EMD product, please.
HO-VeloTime for a bump, show me a small boat please.
Two men and a dinghy:
Seawall1 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me another EMD "SD" series locomotive.
Time for a bump, show me a small boat please. Regards, Peter
L. ZhouShow me a barn or other structure used for farming, please.
L.Zhou's request for a barn was passed over... oops.
doctorwayneShow me some more LPBs doin' stuff, please.
Filling both requests, here is a barn, and next door there are some little people doing something.
This scene is on the "Great Dogbone Layout", a portable three rail layout I have seen at a few train shows.
It is Sunday, show me a church.
Here's a few of the boys in Elfrida, cleanin' up the Durabond, in preparation of installing a new shanty for the crossing watchman...
Meanwhile, the crew in South Cayuga was doing similar work there, but had to call in the heavy equipment...
Here's the finished product in Elfrida...
...and the one at South Cayuga looks pretty-much the same...
Show me some more LPBs doin' stuff, please.
G PaineShow me people doing things
Peoplle celebrating the dedication of a new Locomotive:
UP_4141b by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show more LPP doing things.
another good old pickup with "junkyard" a door and fender (out of sight in the far side). Checker players on the porch after a long day at work. In Southport on the Boothaby Railway Village layout
Show me people doing things
How about a pickup truck?
The pickup truck was part of a dollhouse brand, brought from Hobby Lobby a few years back by my father. It also came with a tractor, but I have no idea where that went.
The farmhouse was free, a member was giving away all sorts of structures at the modular railroad club I belong to. It has a very Germanic-like feel to it.
The barn is a Bachmann Plasticville, it's previous owner weathered it. I brought it for five dollars at a estate sale. I still gotta get some cows and fencing for it all.
Show me a barn or other structure used for farming, please.
"No one realizes how beautiful it is to travel until he comes home and rests his head on his old, familiar pillow." -Lin Yutang
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gmpullmanPlease show another commercial truck.
Here we see a delivery truck waiting at the grade crossing.
Show me any truck.
HO-VeloShow more lifting devices.
This unfortunate mixer needs a lift:
Mixer_mishap by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show another commercial truck.
Show more lifting devices. Regards, Peter
BRVRRMore heavy lifts, please.
Here's the crane behind the locomotive shop in Lowbanks...
It's a composite based on several cranes on which I worked in the steel industry.
Show me some more lifting devices, please.
"Show me a scene with a crane, hoist, derrick or boom."
Working the team track at dusk.
More heavy lifts, please.
SeeYou190Show me another load on the way to a customer.
After three replies here disappeared yesterday, I'll give it one more shot:
An ALco engine block is being loaded for shipment to a rebuilder:
Big-Lift by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a scene with a crane, hoist, derrick or boom.
doctorwayneMore open cars, please, loaded or empty.
Beautiful section of loads Wayne. I hope they were new, and inspirational to many new people.
Here is a MANCHESTER CENTRAL gondola loaded with short sections of steel pipe.
Show me another load on the way to a customer.
I've probably posted this one in the past, but hopefully it'll be new to some viewers.
These are the major parts for an overhead crane, on their way to a recent buyer. The train is moving left-to-right.....
More open cars, please, loaded or empty.
Cars and vans on their way to dealerships
Show me more open loads.
2 HOn30 SRRL flatcars with loads that I built for Boothbay Railway Village
Show me some more open loads
Flat cars with utility poles.
More flat cars, please.... (loaded. empty. piggyback. Etc.)
SeeYou190Show me another flatcar.
Here's a flatcar carrying a load of steel plate...
As on the real cars, threaded rod is welded to a steel plate somewhat larger than the opening in the stakepockets, then the assembly is inserted into the bottom of the stake pocket, with the threaded rod protruding upwards. With the short plates on the bottom of the piles, the longer sheets are added, then 4"x4" hardwood "hearts", pre-drilled to accept the rods, are layed across the top sheets of plate. Washers and nuts are added to the rods and tightened down, bending the longer plates down over the shorter ones, making the entire load secure.Copied from a real loaded flatcar at the steel plant where I worked.
Show us some more flatcars, please, loaded or not.
L. ZhouShow me a flatcar, please.
L Zhou, it is great to see a new person participating in Show Me Something, please keep the contributions coming.
This flatcar is on the store layout in Dana's Railroad Supply in Spring Hill, Florida.
Show me another flatcar.
This CB&Q flatcar was designed to haul things, in this case, logs.
The flatcar and logs are made by Model Power, being pulled by a Athearn Hustler on my 4 by 8 layout.
Show me a flatcar, please.
doctorwayneShow us another automobile transporter, please.
This UTAH BELT 40 foot boxcar is equipped for hauling automobiles to a destination.
Show me another freight car that was designed to haul something.
BRVRRHow about an auto carrier, please.
This modified Athearn Blue Box car probably isn't what you had in mind, but in the late '30s, it would have been the most common way to transport automobiles....
Show us another automobile transporter, please.
"More open top loads please."
How about an auto carrier, please.
gmpullmanBack to open-top loads. Cheers, Ed
Here's some pipe on a Tichy flatcar...
...and in a Tyco gondola...
...but I still need to add some wedges to the blocking for all of these cars. There are three such flatcars and two gondolas - all loads are removeable.
More cars with visible loads, please.
HO-VeloLovin' that boiler Ed, takes me back to my boilermaker helper days and 'rolling the tubes', took a bad 'greenhorn' spin on the big air motor one night
That must have been a fun ride, Peter! I've done (helper) a little tube expanding myself. Real bullwork.
Here's a neat look at what makes a locomotive boiler tick:
http://www.sps700.org/gallery/essays/2000BoilerRebuild.shtml
Now—
Back to open-top loads. Cheers, Ed
More open top loads please. Lovin' that boiler Ed, takes me back to my boilermaker helper days and 'rolling the tubes', took a bad 'greenhorn' spin on the big air motor one night when the roller stuck, hah! Regards, Peter
doctorwaynePlease show me another loaded open car.
Boiler_on_flatcar1 by Edmund, on Flickr
A locomotive boiler has just been placed on its cribbing, ready to be trussed and tied down.
Boiler_on_flatcar by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show another open-top load.
gmpullmanAnother pole please.
How about a carload of poles...
Please show me another loaded open car.
doctorwayneShow us some poles, please - power poles, telegraph poles, flag poles, even some actual Poles.
A flag pole stands at attention in front of Union Station:
Union Station by Edmund, on Flickr
Another pole please.
Thanks, Peter. The friend for whom I built it seems pretty happy with it, too.
You forgot to ask for something to be shown, so I'll simply carry on with the railroad-related signs.Here are a few, including this "Resume Speed" sign with limits for passenger and freight trains...
...a warning sign for plows and flangers to lift the flanger plow and retract wing plow blades. It also applies to spreaders and weed sprayer cars...
This one signals that the restrictions noted on previous signs have been "Cleared", with no more until another warning sign is seen...
...and this one just lets you know owns the area...
Show us some poles, please - power poles, telegraph poles, flag poles, even some actual Poles.
More railroad signs. Btw Doc Wayne, the Anne Marie is a beauty. Regards, Peter
SeeYou190Show me another railroad crossing sign.
Here's the crossing at Indian Line...
Please show us some more railroad-related signs.
24 hours... new subject and bump to the top.
Show me another railroad crossing sign.
gmpullman...Show me another restored or before/after look at rolling stock or locomotives.
Here's a "before" view...
...and the "after" view...
...and a view of the prototype, from a scan of a page in Mainline Modeler, with photo credit included...
Here's another "before"...
...and its "after" counterpart...
Please show us some more restored or before/after photos of locos and rolling stock.
Heartland Division CB&QPlease show a former basket case locomotive that has been restored.
Not quite "basket-case" but a 1962-era LMB model with appliances that, by today's standards, are a bit crude. Take a look at the headlight bulb, for instance.
IMG_6600_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
I replaced the motor and many of the soldered-on details. Happy with the results
IMG_8544_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me another restored or before/after look at rolling stock or locomotives.
Here is a Bowser PRR T-1 I no longer own. When I acquired it, it was a basket case. I purchased replacement parts and detail parts from Bowser. It was a very heavy locomotive, and with two motors, it could pull very long trains.
Please show a former basket case locomotive that has been restored.
doctorwayneShow us some more of your trains that you no longer have, please.
I sent this PRR I1sa (the one with the red Keystone) to one of our forum friends as a reward for giving up cigarettes:
PRR_I1x4c by Edmund, on Flickr
Unfortunately, he has had a run of bad luck with it.
Please show another model you cherish but no longer have.
SeeYou190Show me something else that isn't yours any longer.
Wow! There's so much from which to choose....how about a few locomotives...
four of these...
...this one...
...two A-units and 2 B-units of these...
...three of these...
...these three...
...and this one...
...four of these, although I got one back...
These two...
...and these two...
I could do freight and passenger cars, too, but there's a couple hundred of them.
Show us some more of your trains that you no longer have, please.
24 Hours, and Show Me Something almost dropped to the second page!
Bump to the top. I guess we ran out of liquids.
I have given away three of the four STRATTON AND GILLETTE freight cars in this old picture.
Show me something else that isn't yours any longer.
gmpullmanMore scenes of a liquid theme, please.
Here is a Pirate Ship sailing into the Very Liquid Port of Savannah. This scene was assembled by the Dixie Lego Users Group on their portable show train layout.
The train tracks are on the far left.
Show me something else wet, damp, soaked, humid, or puddled.
doctorwayneMore liquid-related stuff, please.
Gus the Greaser has his cart full of cylinder oil ready to service the next locomotive in line. Cylinder oil is not very "liquid" below 50°F.
More scenes of a liquid theme, please.
SeeYou190Show me anyting else that is liquid related.
Lotsa liquidy stuff here for this tugboat, built for a friend...
More liquid-related stuff, please.
gmpullmanMore billboards, signs, adverts, please.
The H&C Coffee Sign is high in the sky above the store layout at Dana's Railroad Supply in Spring Hill, Florida.
Show me anyting else that is liquid related.
HO-VeloYes, more ads.
Looks like this pair didn't get the message —
Tucker_sign by Edmund, on Flickr
More billboards, signs, adverts, please.
Yes, more ads. Regards, Peter
Getchels Artic Polar Ice has been a real company in Maine for almost a century. Also, Sherwin Williams Paint in the background. Shown on the Boothbay Railway Village layout
More advertising please
gmpullmanAnother advertisement, please.
More advertising, please.
SeeYou190Show me any type of advertising.
G-E Lamps would be advertising a product:
GE_ILDX_316 by Edmund, on Flickr
Another advertisement, please.
doctorwayneMore big signs or billboards, please.
Here is a billboard.
Show me any type of advertising.
BRVRRMore big signs or billboards.
A couple of billboards...
More big signs or billboards, please.
Ed said: " Another building with a large sign or a billboard. please.
Not a billboard, but a big sign.
More big signs or billboards.
G PaineShow me another billboard
The GE warehouse has a big GE billboard on top:
GE_Warehse by Edmund, on Flickr
Another building with a large sign or billboard, please.
March of Dimes was very important in the late 40s and 50s, raising funds to find a cure for polio
Show me another billboard
More billboards please. Regards, Peter
More large industries? Does this count? This was the largest industry from my last layout. This was printed and glued to cardstock. I miss Bob the Foreman and all the crates of apples that were attached to it. Unfortunately, I do not currently have a layout, but I wanted to play the game...
How about a billboard? Bonus points for a building WITH a billboard ontop.
BRVRRMore big industries, please.
Here's Westinghouse Canada's Air Brake factory on the mostly barren upper level of my layout - there were several Westinghouse factories in my hometown of Hamilton, Ontario, including a WABCO site...
More large industries, please.
Harrison: "how about another big industry, bonus if it's red."
The Farmers Union Elevator is the largest structure on the BRVRR.
More big industries, please.
The paper mill on Fred G.'s layout is red.
how about another big industry, bonus if it's red.
gmpullmanAnother red structure, please.
This red brick three stall roundhouse is on the store N scale layout at Trainmaster in Buford, Gerogia.
There must be more red buildings out there... show one, or more, to me please.
doctorwayneHow about some more red buildings, please.
A two-storey yard office in red:
Yard_office4 by Edmund, on Flickr
Yes, the over-sized, gooseneck lamp must go
Another red structure, please.
gmpullman...Please show me a red structure.
I have several of these in various towns around the layout...
How about some more red buildings, please.
SeeYou190Show me another green building. .
The Electric Furnace building is a green building, and it is 100% LED lighted, also making it a green building:
Cut the caboose by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show me a red structure.
BRVRRMore bovine livestock please.
Here is a happy Bovine Family.
Show me another green building.
Wayne: "Show me some more livestock, please.
More bovine livestock please.
Harrison..Show me more first responders.
Apparently, these cows are responding to the heat of the midday sun, and are seeking relief under this tree...
Show me some more livestock, please.
A UP double door boxcar is in the background of this scene.
Show me more first responders.
gmpullmanAnother "boxcar red" XM box car please.
I weathered this UNION PACIFIC general service boxcar for practice. It photographs very well, but does not look as good when viewed in person.
Show me another double door boxcar.
SeeYou190Show me a scene with another "boxcar red" boxcar.
Well, on the PRR they liked to call it "Freight Car Color" but who do they think they're foolin'?
PRR_ND-a by Edmund, on Flickr
Another "boxcar red" XM box car please.
doctorwayneShow us some more well-treed areas, please.
There are quite a few trees in thes scene.
Show me a scene with another "boxcar red" boxcar.
This scene is about as forest-like as I have, but will eventually be a part of a much larger scene...
Show us some more well-treed areas, please.
"We will git her fixed up one of these days." From Southport on the Boothbay Railway Village layout
Show me a forrest
You want more trees and vehicles? Ah, well, here is a bus among other things.
More trees and vehicles please.
Old man Wagner has his truck backed-up to one of his lumberyard's sheds, but I don't know if it's stuff goin' out or different stuff comin' in...
More trees and vehicles, please.
gmpullmanAnother scene with a tree and auto, please.
Here is a tree and an auto... and a windmill... and a bull.
Show me another scene with a tree and some sort of motorized vehicle.
middlemanBack to trees and autos,please.
A Buick, Jeep, MPs and a lady?
Jeep Trouble? by Edmund, on Flickr
Another scene with a tree and auto, please.
Beautiful scene,Peter!
Back to trees and autos,please.
More trees and autos please. Regards, Peter
doctorwayneShow us some more Baldwin products, please.
Here is my Bachmann Baldwin 2-8-0:
Show me a scene with a tree and an automobile.
middlemanPlease show me a Baldwin locomotive - steam or diesel.
Well, according Bachmann, my five Grand Valley Consolidations are all products of Baldwin, although I have a few more that will eventually represent MLW, CLC, and/or CCF and ALCo.Here's the 24, just out of the paint shop...
Show us some more Baldwin products, please.
ALCO K-28:
Please show me a Baldwin locomotive - steam or diesel.
Mike
Kevin "Show me a scene with a road and no tall buildings."
The 'Lakeshore Limited' passes the grade level crossing at the west end of the Black River Valley layout.
More ALCOs of any stripe, please.
rogerhensleyMore olders Alcos if you will.
Here is another NEW YORK CENTRAL RS-3. This one is operating on the Atlanta Interlocking Models Railroaders HO scale portable show layout.
Show me a scene with a road and no tall buildings.
Ah, older Alcos, eh.
More olders Alcos if you will.
2 Alco diesels
Show me some older (pre-70s) diesels.
doctorwayneShow us some more non-EMD locomotives, please.
An Alco RS-11 right out of the paint shop:
N-H_RS11_1414b by Edmund, on Flickr
N-H_RS11_1414a by Edmund, on Flickr
More Alcos, steam or diesel, please.
Here's a model of my all-time favourite cab units, MLW's FPA- and FPB-4...
They were made by modifying Model Power's FA/FB units, and with a lot of additional weight, they were exceptionally strong pullers - wish I hadn't sold them.
Show us some more non-EMD locomotives, please.
From my last layout:
Please show me an Alco(steam or diesel).
Heartland Division CB&QPlease show any First Generation EMD Diesel Locomotive.
A B&O E6 and B unit head the Capitol Limited:
BnO_E6_Capitol by Edmund, on Flickr
More first-gen EMD, please.
Here is a LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE E Unit on Mr. Muffin's Lionel Layout in Atlanta, Indiana.
Show me another first generation diesel locomotive.
The third unit in this consist is an SD9. It follows two SD7's. Burlington had a large fleet of these versitile SD's, and used them all over the railroad.
Please show any First Generation EMD Diesel Locomotive.
Here's a two tone GN boxcar.
Show me an SD9
Michael
CEO- Mile-HI-RailroadPrototype: D&RGW Moffat Line 1989
SeeYou190Show me another brightly painted boxcar.
That New Haven McGinnis fifty-footer in the background fits the bill:
IMG_2916_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Another brightly painted or two-tone car of any type, please.
(It's the lighting that makes the Brunswick Green look so odd on the S1)
HO-VeloMore freelanced rolling stock please.
This is one of my favorites. A boxcar decorated for the special COMET FREIGHT service for the STRATTON AND GILLETTE.
Show me another brightly painted boxcar.
More freelanced rolling stock please. Regards, Peter
John Deere, Reporting marks JDLX (or somthing like that) is privately owned.
How 'bout another freelanced paint sceme.
doctorwayneShow us more private-owner cars, please.
This three domed tank car belongs to the NORTHERN UNION TERMINAL TRANSFER COMPANY (NUTX).
This is a brass model imported a long time ago by Gem Models.
Show me another private owner freight car.
Those are nice-looking ladles, Ed. The plant where I worked had lots of slag pots, but in the time I was there, all the iron moved in torpedo cars.
Here's one of GERN Industries' many tank cars....
Show us more private-owner cars, please.