HO-VeloMore advertising please.
Here's a painted-on advertising sign...
...but GERN advertising is everywhere for some of us...
Wayne
More advertising, please, but not like we see on TV.
More advertising please. Regards, Peter
Stinson Canning was the largest cannery company on the Maine coast in the early to mid 20th century. Their Beach Cliff brand was well known. Modeled in Southport on the Boothbay Railway Village layout
Show me more advertising
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
SeeYou190Show me another piece of advertising.
The good folks at Warsteiner Breweries have advertised their wares on this canopy:
IMG_9859_fix_w by Edmund, on Flickr
More advertising, please.
gmpullmanAnother billboard, please.
.
Here is a billboard in a field by a grade crossing.
Show me another piece of advertising.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
SeeYou190Show me another billboard.
Looks like these motorists could use a new Tucker:
Tucker_sign by Edmund, on Flickr
Another billboard, please.
HO-VeloMore beverage related please
Doctor Pepper Billboard in a field of cows on a clear Summer day.
Show me another billboard.
More beverage related please. Regards, Peter
gmpullmanPlease show another Coca-Cola related scene.
Well, Coca-Cola turned out to not be so popular. Here is one out-of-focus a little. The poster on the building on the right is for Atlanta-Based Coca-Cola. This is on the Country Roads sectional portable layout.
I am going to widen the template a little bit.
Show me anything beverage related.
SeeYou190Show me anything related to Coca-Cola.
As the LION would say —
The Paws that Refreshes!
Coke_Truck by Edmund, on Flickr
Waiting for a break in traffic.
Please show another Coca-Cola related scene.
doctorwayne"More diamonds, please!"
Lehigh Valley it is...
This scene is on Mr. Muffins Lionel Layout in Atlanta, Indiana.
Show me anything related to Coca-Cola.
gmpullmanShow me a car with a diamond-shaped emblem or herald on it.
Here's one...
...and another one...
...and yet another one...
As Ms Channing might have said, "More diamonds, please!"
chatanugaShow me more green rolling stock.
A green transfer caboose and a G43c Gondola:
P-C-G43 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me a car with a diamond-shaped emblem or herald on it.
A green Burlington Northern autorack
Show me more green rolling stock.
Kevin
http://chatanuga.org/RailPage.html
http://chatanuga.org/WLMR.html
BRVRRMore green rolling stock, please.
Here's a somewhat modified Athearn express reefer,in CNR Green #11...
...and a somewhat different green on this NYC wooden baggage car, built from an Athearn coach or Pullman...
Show us some more green rolling stock or locomotives, please.
Ed: "Show me another safety slogan OR another example of green rolling stock."
Here is one from my updated website. A couple of NYC freight trains passing each other under the RT-32 overpass on the BRVRR layout. The Jade Green caboose at left should meet Ed's request.
More green rolling stock, please.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
dti406How about another merger scheme!
Chessie System. Kind of a corporate stock buyout of the C&O/B&O/Western Maryland rather than a merger but then went on to join SCL/L&N and the "Family Lines" to form CSX.
BnO_I18a by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me another safety slogan OR another example of green rolling stock.
doctorwayne Wayne Show us another, more interesting merger paint scheme, please.
Show us another, more interesting merger paint scheme, please.
Try the Illinois Central Gulf, merger of the Illinois Central & Gulf Mobile & Ohio!
How about another merger scheme!
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!
gmpullmanAnother merger paint scheme, please.
Well, it's not very flashy at all, but this is what you'd see after the merger of the Canadian Northern, the InterColonial Railway of Canada, Canadian Government Railways, Grand Trunk Railway, Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, and a number of smaller roads...
I don't even have a photo of the early CNR steamers, but it was simply CANADIAN NATIONAL, spelled-out in white paint on the sides of the tender.
chatanugaShow me a paint scheme from a merger.
The Erie-Lackawanna had an attractive post-merger paint scheme:
EL_1407_GP7-x by Edmund, on Flickr
Another merger paint scheme, please.
A Penn Central SD35 is sandwiched between two Conrail GP38s.
Show me a paint scheme from a merger.
HarrisonShow me another Baldwin diesel.
Another "Shark Attack"!
NYC_Baldwin by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me another roadname with "Central" in its makeup.
The D&H "slate picker" rolling out of a ski mountain and through a John Deere town!?
Show me another Baldwin diesel.
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
doctorwaynePlease show us something else out of place.
Chicago and North Western Bi-levels behind an NYC Mohawk?
IMG_5642 by Edmund, on Flickr
hummm — highly unlikely
More atypical, or out of the ordinary scenes, please.
ckapeShow me something else out of place.
Here's somewhat of an interloper, a C&NW Northern, lettered for my freelanced home-road Elora Gorge & Eastern, on a good friend's CNR-based layout...
The loco belongs to my friend - he found it, for a good price, at a garage sale, and I painted it for him, since it would have been difficult to match it to a CNR prototype.
Please show us something else out of place.
Picking up an HO scale truck to place on my layout, my hand seems terribly out of place. Show me something else that looks or is out of place.
Jarrell
Here's Iowa Interstate 6988, formerly China Railways 6988, which is a Bachmann China model I Americanized to match the Americanization done to the prototype, and looking a little out of place on the club's model of Keddie Wye.
Show me something else out of place.
Eizan Electric Railway Deo 900 series EMU crossing a bridge near Sakyō-ku on my N scale mini-modular layout.
Show me another structure, locomotive, rolling stock, or layout from outside of the North America.
Happy times!
Ulrich (aka The Tin Man)
"You´re never too old for a happy childhood!"
Chinese JF Class Mikado, equipped with DCC sound. The model is made by Bachmann China, lettered for the Shanghai Railway Administration.
"No one realizes how beautiful it is to travel until he comes home and rests his head on his old, familiar pillow." -Lin Yutang
-
gmpullmanMore non-North American railways, please.
This Garrett is a roll-able but unpowered model. The owner of a nearby hobbyshop (closed about 2 years ago) got two of them, as kits, in an estate lot, and asked me to build one of them for one of his friends (also an acquaintance of mine).
It's lettered for the TH&B, a former local railroad, and numbered 503, another nod to the TH&B, which owned two ex-NYC Hudsons, numbered 501 and 502.
Unfortunately, the friend passed away less than a year later.
Please show us some more non-North American locos, rolling stock, or layouts.