SeeYou190Show me more of the curves.
Here's a typical NYC diesel configuration of the early '60s with several builders represented while negotiating a superelevated curve:
NYC_1646_F7 by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show diesels, of more than one manufacturer, coupled or MUed.
gmpullmanPlease show diesels, of more than one manufacturer, coupled or MUed.
Here are a couple of intermixed ATLANTIC COASTLINE diesels. This scene is on the Pasco County modeler's HO scale show layout.
Please show me two or more diesel locomotives coupled together.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
Kevin: "Please show me two or more diesel locomotives coupled together."
A pair of NYC GP-40s and a GP-20 east bound on the BRVRR layout with a long coal drag..
More multiple diesels coupled together, please.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
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BRVRRMore multiple diesels coupled together, please.
Here are a couple of UNION PACIFIC diesels. These N scale models are on the Athens Bend-Track group's portable show layout.
Please show me a picture of a train being pulled by a single steam locomotive.
Here are two trains being pulled by two steamers.
Please show me a train being pulled by a 4-4-0.
Brent
"All of the world's problems are the result of the difference between how we think and how the world works."
BATMANPlease show me a train being pulled by a 4-4-0.
This train is in the Railroad Museum in Salt Lake City.
Show me a picture of a train being pulled by only one diesel locomotive.
SeeYou190Show me a picture of a train being pulled by only one diesel locomotive.
These empty slag ladles are in command of one, lone, EMD switcher:
IMG_5845_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Another single diesel with train, please.
A single GP7 with a local freight train headed off the branch line.
Please show another single unit diesel.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
Ed: "Another single diesel with train, please."
NYC GP-7 #5809 at the head of the 'Grafton Turn' makes its way westbound past Grafton Tower.
More single locomotive trains, please.
BRVRRMore single locomotive trains, please.
Once again... here is my over-photographed Trainmaster...
Show me another train with a single locomotive doing the job.
BRVRR More single locomotive trains, please.
Wabash Bluebird hauled by one locomotive!
How about diesels locomotives on one train!
Rick Jesionowski
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Show me a garage scene. regards, Peter
Peter, I consider myself wise (or perhaps lucky) to seldom model interior details of structures, but if I did such modelling, I'd surely be embarassed to follow your photo above - absolutely outstanding!
Wayne
I completely agree with Wayne..... Peter: your garage interior is absolutley outstanding.
It does not look like others will be posting a garage scene. (especially as fantatic as Peter's )
Rick: your request was not clear to me. Maybe you left out a word. I'll guess you meant to say two diesel locomotive units on one train.
So, here is a two-unit consist.
Please show a consist with two diesel units ..... (or show a garage scene if you have one ).
Two Trainmasters with a short freight train.
More two diesel trains, please.
Thanks a bunch Doc Wayne and Garry, this forum's kind and generous modelers are a constant source of inspiration and learning.
Btw, thought the Rolls in the service bay was a stretch, but then remembered the last Rolls I saw, an older model, and no kidding it had a Dead-Head sticker on the back. Regards, Peter
SouthPenn: "More two diesel trains, please."
Union Pacific F7A #1469 at the head of a short Union Pacific passenger train.
Lets keep the two diesel train thing going.
BRVRRLets keep the two diesel train thing going.
Two F7s on a train [the one in the background]
IMG_7923_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Another diesel pair at work, please.
Ed's Request: Another Diesel Pair.
New Haven C-425 and U25B on a general freight.
Let's keep this going with another diesel pair!
Here is a psir of Atlas/Kato RS3's. They are super detailed, and they are painted and lettered for Northern Pacific. They are weatherd, also.
Please show another 2-unit diesel consist.
Garry: "Please show another 2-unit diesel consist."
Coming right at you is the lead engine of a matched pair of InterMountain NYC F7s as they round the curve behind the Farmers Union Elevator.
Another 2-unit diesel consist, please.
BRVRRAnother 2-unit diesel consist, please.
A pair of Amtrak P42s do their job:
IMG_2210 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me another locomotive in red, or white or blue.
gmpullman Show me another locomotive in red, or white or blue.
How about all three colors Ed
Show me another Bicentennial locomotive or red, white or blue.
TF
Aside from a fully painted Bicnetennial diesel, Boston & Maine painted a few with a simplified scheme. I painted GP7 BM 1715 as it looked in a photo taken around 1979 after a few years of hard use.
Shown on a section of my layout that has since been rebuilt
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
G PaineShow me another Bicentennial locomotive or red, white or blue.
Here's one of the Erie-Lackawanna's Bicentennial SD-45s:
EL_3638a by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show me a scene with your counrty's flag in it.
Ed: "Please show me a scene with your country's flag in it."
Black River Station, USA.
More flags please.
BRVRRMore flags please.
UP_4141 by Edmund, on Flickr
Yet more flags, please.
Ed: "Yet more flags, please."
Lets keep it going guys. One more day in June.
BRVRRLets keep it going guys. One more day in June.
A 48-star "Old Glory" in front of Union Station.
Union-Station_old-crop by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me any passenger train.
An Amtrak passenger train rolls through the hills.
Show me more red, white, and blue.
Kevin
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