The train station in Dunnville, on an elevated right-of-way, is six storeys...
Wayne
More multi-storey structures, please.
HO-VeloMore multi story structures please. Regards, Peter
The rear view of some two story company houses. This scene is on the Country Roads HO scale portable layout.
More multi-story structures please.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
More multi story structures please. Regards, Peter
Roger: "Another either two story or multi story building if you please."
Michelle's Fashions is a Design Preservation kit. It was named for one of my sisters.
More buildings, two or more stories, please.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
And here is both a two story house (building) AND multi story buildings.
Another either two story or multi story building if you please.
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SeeYou190Show me another two story building.
Bertram's Machine Tool Works, in downtown Dunnville, is two storeys...
...with the entire complex covering one city block.
Please show us another multi-storey structure.
doctorwayneMore nose-to-nose views, please.
A pair of brand-new, Baldwin RF-16 (NYC DFA-8a) "Sharks" sit outside the locomotive shop:
NYC_BLW-DFA8a by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show me another Baldwin or Lima Diesel.
Oops — I messed that up.
SeeYou190Show me another two story building. -Kevin
But that's another story
24 Hours... no more headers-to-headers, so a new subject, new picture, and a bump to the top.
Here is a two story building in a scene.
Show me another two story building.
gmpullmanPlease show another nose-to-nose shot.
While it may not appear so, these two are nose-to-nose, since, like the prototypes on which they were based, the 76 (GP7) has the short hood as its front, while the 403 (GP9), ran long hood forward...
More nose-to-nose views, please.
BATMANPlease show two Locomotives nose to nose.
When strangers meet —
PRR_NYC-meet by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show another nose-to-nose shot.
Seems we have a standoff in front of this station.
Please show two Locomotives nose to nose.
Brent
"All of the world's problems are the result of the difference between how we think and how the world works."
BRVRRMore G&D inspired photos, please.
John Allens "Organic Switch Engine" (the dinosaur) was GORRE AND DAPHETID #13 and nicknamed "Emma".
This locomotive, when completed, will be STRATTON AND GILLETTE #13, and be named "Emma". This is the oldest prototype locomotive on my roster, so it is my dinosaur.
Show me something else inspired by the work of John Allen please.
Kevin: "Please show me something that was inspired by, or pays tribute to, the great John Allen and/or the G&D Line."
"Dinner", inspired by John Allen's dino-switcher.
More G&D inspired photos, please.
rogerhensleyMore cabooses if you will.
This caboose, by Roundhouse, pays tribute to John Allen's GORRE AND DAPHETID.
I am going out on a limb with this request...
Please show me something that was inspired by, or pays tribute to, the great John Allen and/or the G&D Line.
Did someone ask for a caboose?
More cabooses if you will.
BRVRRI don't know about "standard" but this BRV caboose is the only home road caboose.
I would say that makes it the standard!
BRVRRMore cabooses, wooden or otherwise, please.
Here is one for the "otherwise" column. This steel body caboose is built from an Athearn Blue Box kit, and is used in the Prop Fleet for photography.
Please keep going with more of these cabooses, wooden or otherwise, please.
Kevin: "Show me your railroads "standard" caboose. Prototype cabooses are OK. Thank you."
I don't know about "standard" but this BRV caboose is the only home road caboose.
More cabooses, wooden or otherwise, please.
gmpullmanPlease show me a wood caboose
The most common caboose on the STRATTON AND GILLETTE is this "standard" design of a wooden center-cupola caboose.
The model is a Hallmark import of a GULF MOBILE AND OHIO prototype. There were a lot of them made, and it took me less than three years to get the ten of them I "needed" for my layout. Only six of them are painted so far.
Show me your railroads "standard" caboose. Prototype cabooses are OK. Thank you.
doctorwaynePlease show us some more railway cars "stuck in the middle".
This train isn't generating much "shareholder value":
Wood_cars by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show me a wood caboose —
gmpullman...Please show another train 'middle'.
Here's the Stealers Wheel of coal trains...
Please show us some more railway cars "stuck in the middle".
SeeYou190Please show me another picture of the middle of a train.
Customarily, the diner is carried toward the middle of a passenger train:
PRR_diner by Edmund, on Flickr
Here, a cook gets a quick breath of fresh air between kitchen chores.
Please show another train 'middle'.
I guess mixed trains have run their schedule.
On to a new subject... 24 hours... bump to the top... new picture.
This is the middle of a train. You cannot see the locomotive or the caboose in the picture.
Please show me another picture of the middle of a train.
Wayne: "How's about showin' us a mixed train...freight and passenger in the same train."
New York Central Mikado #9519 leads a short mixed local past Grafton Tower and Barron's Fuel Supply on the BRVRR layout.
More mixed freight/passenger trains, please.
gmpullmanAnother train "on-the-move" please.
This one looks like the mover's in the cab and the shaker's holdin' the camera...
How's about showin' us a mixed train...freight and passenger in the same train.
so please show me a train in motion.
P-C-754_F7a by Edmund, on Flickr
This guy is scootin' right along...
Another train "on-the-move" please.
"One difference between pessimists and optimists is that while pessimists are more often right, optimists have far more fun."
I made this little but busy station many years ago from a Fine Scale Miniatures kit.
Please show another passenger station.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
JaBearHow about another station, please?
Part of the passenger temrinal on the store layout in Dana's Railroad Supply in Spring Hill, Florida.
Show me another passenger station please.
BRVRRMore passenger stations, please.
Just recently added the covered platforms at the Dunnville station, and finally finished the track ballasting through town, too...
More train stations, please.