BRVRR More mixed freights cars, please.
More mixed freights cars, please.
You got it! Heres a CNW Geep shoving the empties into the siding.
Let's some more CNW
Kevin: "Show me another group of mixed freight cars."
A few mixed freight cars with a passenger car thrown in on this short local.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
Heartland Division CB&QPlease show a freight train with different types of freight cars.
Here is a piggy-back flat, an auto-hauler, and a plain boxcar:
Show me another group of mixed freight cars.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
Mis-matched passeger cars. ... Old heavyweught equipment with two of them are painted silver in an effort to blend in with stainless steel cars.
Please show a freight train with different types of freight cars.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
BATMANShow me misfit coach in a passenger train, something that doesn't match.
Not so much misfits but these cars are privately owned and on a special train of private cars. These are not coaches but Pullman sleeping cars — closest I have.
IMG_6757_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show another mis-matched passenger car in a train.
Show me misfit coach in a passenger train, something that doesn't match.
Brent
"All of the world's problems are the result of the difference between how we think and how the world works."
BRVRRMore F model locos. EMD or ALCO.
Here are some more Santa Fe F units. These are on the Georgia T-Trackers Modular N scale layout.
More F model locos. EMD or ALCO.
Kevin: "Show me another F model locomotive."
How's about 3? My ABA Santa Fe F3 passenger locos with a streamlined train.
Ringo58Show me some more F units of any type!
The STRATTON AND GILLETTE has F units! These are freight service F3s.
Show me another F model locomotive.
dti406 More multiple locomotives in consists! Rick Jesionowski
More multiple locomotives in consists!
Rick Jesionowski
Hers a SOO f7a and a SOO SD39 pulling the empties from the siding.
Show me some more F units of any type!
PRR GP9's and NYC GP40's premerger!
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!
Multiple locomotives in consists.
More multiple locomotives, please.
SeeYou190Please show another scene with multiple locomotives.
It's a little shy of the unnecessary bits of your request, but...
Show me another scene with multiple locomotives--in a consist.
Chip
Building the Rock Ridge Railroad with the slowest construction crew west of the Pecos.
gmpullmanPlease show another scene with multiple locomotives.
Here are a few at the servicing facilities on the Athens Bend Track N scale show layout.
Please show another scene with multiple locomotives.
SeeYou190Show me another scene with at least two locmotives.
Two?
GP_SD1 by Edmund, on Flickr
BATMANPlease show me a roundhouse Pic.
The roundhouse on the Scale Rails Of Southwest Florida club's N scale show layout:
Show me another scene with at least two locmotives.
The mighty 3004 C&O 2-10-4 having a snooze in the roundhouse (bum out).
Please show me a roundhouse Pic.
SeeYou190Let's bump it up a notch... show me a 4-8-2 or a 4-8-4 please.
Here's an L-3a 4-8-2 making some money for the Company:
NYC_L3a_Pacemaker by Edmund, on Flickr
More big steam, please.
gmpullmanAnother 4-6-4 please.
The STRATTON AND GILLETTE still has a couple of 4-6-4 Hudsons on the roster in 1954.
Let's bump it up a notch... show me a 4-8-2 or a 4-8-4 please.
BATMANPlease show me an Un-Royal Hudson.
M-C_J1d-8224 by Edmund, on Flickr
She might not be royalty but she's no shelf queen, either
Another 4-6-4 please.
How about a Royal Hudson?
Please show me an Un-Royal Hudson.
tbdannyPlease show me another articulated engine.
Here is a Mallet receiving coal on the Athens Bend Track N scale portable layout.
Please show me any steam locomotive larger than an 0-6-0.
danny: "Please show me another articulated engine."
UP 3985, one of the most recognizable articulated locomotives at the head of an excursion train on the BRVRR
Looks like a number board has been knocked catty-wompuss.
More articulated locos, please.
BVLC No. 8 shunts a log train in amongst the trees at log camp D:
Please show me another articulated engine.
The Location: Forests of the Pacific Northwest, OregonThe Year: 1948The Scale: On30The Blog: http://bvlcorr.tumblr.com
How about around the trains...
More trees please.
Roger Hensley= ECI Railroad - http://madisonrails.railfan.net/eci/eci_new.html == Railroads of Madison County - http://madisonrails.railfan.net/ =
SeeYou190Please show me more trees behind the trains.
A few here and there ...
Rapido Beeliner by Edmund, on Flickr
Another scene showing a grove, thicket, copse or sylvan setting, please
doctorwayneMore background greenery, please.
Lots of greenery in the background here.
Please show me more trees behind the trains.
HO-VeloMore scenes with background trees please.
Wayne
More background greenery, please.
More scenes with background trees please. Regards, Peter
SeeYou190Show me another picture with trees in the background.
Well, at least two —
EM1_7600_tone by Edmund, on Flickr
More background trees, please.
Here are thre 40th and 50th Model Railroader Magazine anniversary commemorative freight cars:
Show me another picture with trees in the background.
Chit chatting.
Show me a bird on a wire.
SeeYou190Show me another station.
Here is some of the activity at Union Station:
Century_walk by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show more little people engaged in an activity.
BRVRRMore stations and depots, please.
Small town station:
Show me another station.
Wayne: "More stations, please."
The new Black River Station.
More stations and depots, please.
Heartland Division CB&QAnother station, please.
Here's the station in downtown Dunnville...
More stations, please.
The station in Prairie View
Another station, please.
SpaceMouseMore train stations.
Here is a station on the Lionel "Great Dogbone Layout" that makes the rounds at lots of train shows. Do you remember train shows?
Another station please.
gmpullmanPlease show me anything related to a passenger train or station.
From Rock Ridge and Train City layout.
More train stations.
SeeYou190Back to the request... Any more real life animals?
A pair of yard goats working the Depot?
Curious Goats by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show me anything related to a passenger train or station.
Ringo58Jack was quite found of the new F7!
Jack looks exactly like my middle daughter's cat. All three of my daughters have cats they have had for over ten years each. That is what I got instead of grandchildren.
Back to the request...
Any more real life animals?
doctorwayne More wildlife and critters, please.
More wildlife and critters, please.
How about a real live one? Jack was quite found of the new F7! He wouldn't let me take it back. Hes lucky its the Bachmann one and not the Genesis I have coming, he's not allowed to touch that one!
BATMANMore animules please.
How about this 8-legged horse...
...or perhaps with a split personality...
I'll see your wabbit and raise you two more.
More animules please.
SeeYou190More animals please.
Energize my Turbo:
Energizer by Edmund, on Flickr
This could easily get goofy awful quickly —
So, any more animal scenes?
gmpullmanAnother scene showing an animal, please?
Here is an entire menangerie:
More animals please.
SpaceMouseMore animals.
Here's Jake showing off again!
Jake_and-his-horse by Edmund, on Flickr
Another scene showing an animal, please?
More animals.
More animals. Regards, Peter
BRVRRLet's continue with the critters, please.
More cows in a pasture.
More animals... even more cows are OK!
"More animals please."
Cows in the pasture.
Let's continue with the critters, please.
Animals .... (horses)
More animals, please.
gmpullmanMore animals, wild or domesticated at work or play, please.
Looks like a bull is about to attack an automobile when a tourist that stopped for a picture.
Please show me more animals, wild or domesticated, at work or play.
SeeYou190Show me more wildlife.
Wild goats and deer assist with the topiary around Union Station:
IMG_5948 by Edmund, on Flickr
More animals, wild or domesticated at work or play, please.
Three times on one page... What is happening here?
Some Bufffalo:
Show me more wildlife.
SpaceMouseLet's have another derailed car or locomotive.
I had not spotted that the #1 axle was derailed on the 3734 until well after I took the photo:
IMG_6861_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
The actual 3734 had even a bigger problem in Pontiac, Michigan back in '55:
3734GTW_Pontiac_6-9-55 by Edmund, on Flickr
Another minor derailment, please.
One temporarily derailed locomotive coming up.
Let's have another derailed car or locomotive.
SeeYou190Show me another small trackside structure.
They don't get much smaller than this switch tender's shanty...
Show us a derailed car or locomotive, please.
gmpullmanWooden kegs/barrels, anyone else?
Wooden barrels on the loading dock of this small station. I salvaged this building off of a friend's layout when he passed. It will have a home on my next layout.
Show me another small trackside structure.
BATMANShow some wooden barrels.
There are some wooden barrels off to the right in this scene:
Pave_crew-1 by Edmund, on Flickr
Wooden kegs/barrels, anyone else?
More boxcars working.
Show some wooden barrels.
Oh, oh, I got this one.
I just dug this up for another thread.
SeeYou190Show me any (and I mean ANY) boxcar.
The ERIE boxcar got a new door and the NYC one is getting some truck work:
Carshop-2 by Edmund, on Flickr
More scenes with boxcars, please.
BATMANPlease show me your last acquisition that goes on the rails. Loco or car.
There are plenty of new acquisitions shared each week in Weekend Photo Fun. This was mine last week.
Show me any (and I mean ANY) boxcar.
There's one just off to the right.
Please show me your last acquisition that goes on the rails. Loco or car.
SeeYou190Please show me a boxcar 40 feet long OR LESS!
I must have at least three dozen 36' boxcars similar to these...
More boxcars under 40' please.
gmpullmanMore forty-foot box cars, please.
This green boxcar is one of the favorites in my Fleet Of Nonsense.
SpaceMouseBut mine are only 36 feet.
Let me accomodate you Chip:
Please show me a boxcar 40 feet long OR LESS!
But mine are only 36 feet.
SeeYou190That is a great picture Ed.
Thank you, Kevin!
A freshly painted Pacemaker box car with Symington high-speed trucks is ready for service:
NYC_Pacemaker-XMc by Edmund, on Flickr
More forty-foot box cars, please.
Show me another 40 foot boxcar.
gmpullmanAnother city scene, please.
That is a great picture Ed.
Looking down a city street on Mr. Muffin's Liomnel Layout in Atlanta, Indiana.
Please show me more city scenes.
SeeYou190Show me another city scene please.
Lots of activity at the big-city station with the lights of downtown in the distance:
Union_Sta_departure by Edmund, on Flickr
Another city scene, please.
Heartland Division CB&QAnother city scene, please.
This is one of the first pictures I took on my 30 by 30 photo prop studio set up.
Show me another city scene please.
Bustling city scene.
SeeYou190Please show me another residential structure.
A work-in-progress on this farm house scene:
Burger_house by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show me a bustling city scene.
Please show me another residential structure.
BRVRRMore steam locos being serviced, please.
Coaling-up...
More loco servicing, please - steam or diesel.
Chip: "More steam being serviced."
NYC 'Hudson' #5335 taking on water at the old Black River Station.
More steam locos being serviced, please.
SpaceMouseI missed the part about steam...
You can use your wildcard
gmpullmanMore scenes of Steam servicing, please.
I missed the part about steam...
More steam being serviced.
doctorwaynePlease show us a steam locomotive being serviced in some manner...getting coal/water/light repairs/etc.
Peeking through the window we see a PRR I1 inching into it's stall for a boiler washout.
Roundhouse_pane by Edmund, on Flickr
More scenes of Steam servicing, please.
Ringo58 C&NW SD7 no 1721 Crosses Sequoit Creek with a short string of boxcars to drop off at the bakery. More SD stuff please!
C&NW SD7 no 1721 Crosses Sequoit Creek with a short string of boxcars to drop off at the bakery.
More SD stuff please!
And I thought my 2.8% grades were steep!!
Ringo58More SD stuff please!
Here's an Atlas SD35, with a scratchbuilt "safety cab"...
...and another Atlas SD35, with its original cab...
Please show us a steam locomotive being serviced in some manner...getting coal/water/light repairs/etc.
BRVRRMore MOW vehicles rail or rubber tired.
Off to the right is a B&O Ford truck with a boom.
BnO_SD7_yard by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show another EMD SD-7 or SD-9.
Kevin: "Please show another maintenance or repair vehicle."
Nothing exotic, just a couple of NYC maintenance vehicles parked near Grafton Tower and the team track.
More MOW vehicles rail or rubber tired.
gmpullmanPlease show another maintenance or repair vehicle.
This service truck has UNION PACIFIC painted onto the door, but eventually that will be changed to SGRR.
Please show another maintenance or repair vehicle.
SeeYou190Please show me any truck with 6 or more tires.
This one has eleven...
Road-crane1 by Edmund, on Flickr
doctorwayneSo, to continue with Kevin's request, how about showing us one of those 18 wheelers that better matches his expectations.
Publix trucks are my favorite. This one is on the Pasco County Model Railroad Club's portable train show layout.
18 wheelers did not generate much response... I will open it up a bit.
Please show me any truck with 6 or more tires.
SeeYou190Show me another 18 wheeler.
Probably not exactly what you wanted...
...but I don't think that 18 wheelers for road-use were around in my layout's era.
So, to continue with Kevin's request, how about showing us one of those 18 wheelers that better matches his expectations.
BRVRRMore things being unloaded, please.
This flatbed truck is about to be unloaded onto the flat car. Just waiting for the forklift to arrive.
Show me an 18 wheeler.
Ed: "Show me something else being unloaded."
The Black River team track crew is transferring a couple of machinery crates from the flat car to a semi for delivery.
More things being unloaded, please.
G PaineShow me some more watercraft pictures
Two sailors in a dinghy and one ore boat:
IMG_7439_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me something else being unloaded.
What says Maine coast more than a lobster boat? The stern man on the boat 2 Sons empting the trap off of Southport on the Boothbay Railway Vilage layout
Show me some more watercraft pictures
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
HO-VeloMore watercraft please. Regards, Peter
This fantastic waterfront scene is one the First Coast Modeler's On30 sectional display layout.
Please show me another scene with any type of watercraft.
More watercraft please. Regards, Peter
SeeYou190Show me another theater or any other place where people go to get away from it all.
These folks head for the river and their Chris-Craft when it is time to get away —
Bascule2_sm-1 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me another scene with a boat, please.
doctorwayneAnybody got a movie theatre to show us, or maybe a drive-in theatre?
The Theater on Mr. Muffins Lionel layout in Atlanta, Indiana is showing Gone With The Wind. That is more appropriate for Atlanta, Georgia.
Show me another theater or any other place where people go to get away from it all.
HO-VeloMore lifting devices.
This could provide a lift...
...and some folks call this a "lift"...
Anybody got a movie theatre to show us, or maybe a drive-in theatre?
G PaineShow me another crane or a wrecker towing a vehicle
Getting ready to tow. A little winching first:
Mixer_mishap by Edmund, on Flickr
Another wrecker towing a vehicle, please.
A 25 ton crane with crane tender on my layout
Show me another crane or a wrecker towing a vehicle
More lifting devices. Regards, Peter
doctorwayneMore lifting devices, please.
An aggregation of lifting devices are shown here. Car jacks, travelling crane, steam hoist even the pallet jack.
More lifting devices, please.
BATMANHow about a Crane please, or any other type of bird.
This bird is from Tichy, modified somewhat to better-cope with Canadian winters...
The MOW team got a new toy!
How about a Crane please, or any other type of bird.
gmpullman More M-of-W please.
More M-of-W please.
SeeYou190Show me more MOW stuff.
This former Railway Post Office car is now in M-of-W service on the Pennsy:
PRR_BM70M_MoW4 by Edmund, on Flickr
mikeGTWHow about some MOW equipment then
Here is a crane car and idler flat on the HO scale layout at the Kentucky Railroad Museum.
Show me more MOW stuff.
Hmm no one so here are the two I have still in their boxes
How about some MOW equipment then
There is a covered gon in the lower part of this picture.
Please show another covered gon.
Either one of these work
or this one
How about a covered gon
gmpullmanAnother single-sheathed box car, please.
Please show me a steel boxcar with outside bracing. A ribbed side steel boxcar, like a RAILBOX or something similar.
SeeYou190Show me another single sheathed freight car. -Kevin
An Akron, Canton & Youngstown Mather Patent single sheathed box car:
ACY_Mather by Edmund, on Flickr
Another single-sheathed box car, please.
doctorwaynePlease show us some single-sheathed boxcars.
Darn! I missed "S" railoads. Here is a single sheathed boxcar:
Show me another single sheathed freight car.
Ringo58Show me a railroad in Wisconsin
Nowadays, it could be any of these railroads, although not likely with cars of this vintage....
I don't have a car from the CB&Q, but this Santa Fe reefer can be a stand-in for today's BNSF...
Please show us some single-sheathed boxcars.
Another S railroad? How about my favorite of all!
I just finished my SOO SD39 today and am very happy with it.
Show me a railroad in Wisconsin
Heartland Division CB&QPlease show and "S" railroad.
Pittsburgh & Shawmut was known as The Shawmut Line.
Brakeman by Edmund, on Flickr
Another S railroad, please.
"B" for Burlington.
Please show and "S" railroad.
gmpullmanShow me something else B&O or any other "B" railroad.
The BULADEAN AND TOE RIVER is a "B" railroad.
Show me another "B" railroad.
doctorwaynePlease show us some more locomotives in pusher service.
This B&O Mike is lending a shove over the ruling grade:
BnO_Q4 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me something else B&O or any other "B" railroad.
BRVRRRingo58: "Lets keep going with the engines with caboose."
...a caboose hop...
....and a caboose with a pusher...
Please show us some more locomotives in pusher service.
Ringo58: "Lets keep going with the engines with caboose."
The sum total of the motive power and rolling stock for the home road.
Lets continue the theme. One or two extra cars even.
BN 2084 Shoves a string of cars into the bakery.
Lets keep going with the engines with cabooses
SeeYou190More train stuff from the Northeastern U.S. or Canada, please.
The New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad operated in a pretty big chunk of Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts:
N-H_RS11_1414b by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show another engine coupled to a caboose.
doctorwayneMore train stuff from the Northeastern U.S. or Canada, please.
The CENTRAL ALBERTA has a few covered hoppers in their fleet.
More train stuff from the Northeastern U.S. or Canada, please.
gmpullmanPlease show something from a Northeast US or Canada railroad.
The TH&B was my hometown railroad, and about 20 years ago, I built a couple of these Stewart (now Bowser) U-channel hoppers, modifying them into cars closer to the appearance of the real ones, following a well-done article in RMC...
The real ones were built in 1914, and lasted into the mid-'60s, the final ones in company service.
Recently, I looked them over again, and realised that I could have done better. To that end, I've started re-doing the two original cars, and adding another 10. They'll represent the cars in the period between the mid-'30s and mid-'40s, when they were undergoing updates and improvements.
SeeYou190Show me something else that is not where it belongs.
The Energizer Bunny belongs on a flat car, not the Turbotrain!
Please show something from a Northeast US or Canada railroad.
gmpullmanMore odd, out of place, shouldn't be there scenes, please.
That alligator does not belong on the roadway.
Show me something else that is not where it belongs.
SeeYou190Show me something that is out of place or should not be there.
Oh, you mean like the bottle of glue I forgot to remove before taking the picture?
Erie_nose2 by Edmund, on Flickr
More odd, out of place, shouldn't be there scenes, please.
gmpullmanPlease show a locomotive you have modified or added details in any way.
This is an old under construction model of my beloved Athearn Trainmaster.
The roof on these models is very boring, so I spiced it up a bit. I added a taller fan housing from Details West. There are four sand hatches added to the roof in a completely nonsensical way just to dress it up a bit. I added a big horn and a big bell just for fun. The EMD all weather window is a bit out of place on this model, and it the late knuckle tray above the pilot.
All in good fun.
Show me something that is out of place or should not be there.
rogerhensleyMore Alcos if you please.
The New York Central modified some of their RS-3s and moved one of the air reservoirs to the roof to allow for more water capacity for the steam generator:
NYC_8209 by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show a locomotive you have modified or added details in any way.
An Alco? Here's one.
More Alcos if you please.
doctorwayneMore ALCos please.
Here is a PENNSYLVANIA PA on Mr. Muffins Lionel Layout in Atlanta, Indiana.
Let's open the category up just a little bit. Show me any diesel not made by EMD or GE.
SeeYou190Show me another ALCO locomotive please.
Atlas RS-1, detailed and painted for a friend....
...and later sold to another friend.
More ALCos please.
BRVRRLets continue with the ALCO locomotive theme.
This is one of my favorite scenes on the HO scale layout at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry. Restoration of their old Alco PA:
Show me another ALCO locomotive please.
Ed: "More Alcos (steam or diesel) please.
The New York Central "Niagara" 4-8-4 is one of the most famous of ALCO locomotives.
Lets continue with the ALCO locomotive theme.
Ringo58How about some ALCO power
Yes, to Alco power!
PRR_Ore-dock4 by Edmund, on Flickr
More Alcos (steam or diesel) please.
Heres my ES4400 (I think). I can never tell between them all. But hey its a GEVO nontheless.
How about some ALCO power
dti406...How about 6 Axle GE Power!
This is old Athearn Blue Box, one of three modified with two motors each, and ballasted to 33oz. apiece, each yielding a measured 8.3oz. of drawbar pull...
How about some more GE power, please.
Ringo58 How about some more SD stuff
How about some more SD stuff
PC SD45 & SD40 with a general freight train!
How about 6 Axle GE Power!
That was a GP7, how about an SD7! CNW SD 7 rounds the curve with a short local
BRVRRKevin, your photo of the Great American Train Story layout at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry brings back some great memories. There is a photo Essay on my website of our trip in 2008 here:
I wish I would have seen it in 2008. When I was there in 2018 the layout was very dirty/dusty, and some parts had suffered damage.
It is still impressive, and maybe some restoration work has been done.
BRVRRMore freight trains, please.
Just a simple scene with a freight train and a country road:
Show me another train hauling freight.
Kevin: "Show me another freight train scene."
Kevin, your photo of the Great American Train Story layout at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry brings back some great memories. There is a photo Essay on my website of our trip in 2008 here:
http://www.brvrr.com/GTS.html
NYC GP-7 #5809 at the head of the 'Grafton Turn' makes its way westbound.
More freight trains, please.
doctorwayneMore freight trains, please.
I will be like Ringo and share a picture from my visit to the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry.
This is the same area as his second picture.
Show me another freight train scene.
Ringo58More frieghts please
Here's one in the unfinished wilderness....
...but wouldn't quite fit into a single photo...
This is from the huge layout at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago
I had to throw in a picture of that blackhawks auto rack. Really cool stuff running around there.
More frieghts please
Freight Train
Another freight train, please.
This is a photo comparing the lighting in LW vs HW passenger cars. The HW car on the right had incandescent lights, represented by yelloglow LEDS. The LW car has fluroescent lighting, represented by blue-white LEDs.
Show me a freight train
doctorwayneMore passenger cars, please.
The rear platform of U.S. No. 1, the Ferdinand Magellan is populated with some famous faces in 1944:
IMG_8223_fix by Edmund, on Flickr
More passenger scenes, please.
Here's a very short train, with an express car and a combine...
More passenger cars, please.
EDIT: Wow! Photobucket musta hit the wrong button somewhere - I clicked on my first photo here, and it's actually full-screen! Betcha my bill's gonna increase.
BRVRRMore rail people transportation, please.
A passenger train passes the country store.
More rail equipment for hauling persons please.
Kevin: "More of anything that has to do with transporting people by rail."
NYC RDC:
More rail people transportation, please.
gmpullmanMore passenger train — anything...
Here is a big E unit, seriously, it is O scale, on the SOUTHERN Railroader's O scale "theater in the round" layout. It is on the point of a passenger train.
More of anything that has to do with transporting people by rail.
SeeYou190Show me another part of a passenger train.
The Diner!
Diner_patrons7 by Edmund, on Flickr
More passenger train — anything...
chatanugaShow me another passenger train or equipment.
Here is the end of a passenger train.
Show me another part of a passenger train.
An Amtrak passenger train rolls through the hills.
Show me another passenger train or equipment.
Kevin
http://chatanuga.org/RailPage.html
http://chatanuga.org/WLMR.html
Heartland Division CB&QAnother short passenger train, please.
About as short as they come:
NYC_M-10_tone2 by Edmund, on Flickr
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Please show any type of passenger train or equipment.
Short passenger train ..... GN E7 and 5 GN passenger cars.
Another short passenger train, please.
I know I missed the bridge picture but here's one of mine
and like he says more "pike sized" passenger trains" alt="" />
SeeYou190Show me another shorter pike sized passenger train.
Here's a Union Pacific executive special with just three cars:
UP_4141_SD70sm by Edmund, on Flickr
More "pike-sized" passenger trains, please.
BRVRRShow me a short "Pike-Sized" passenger train.(5-cars or less)
This train on the Atlanta Interlocking Railroaders portable show layout was only three cars long, but I could not get a good photograph of the whole train.
Show me another shorter pike sized passenger train.
Kevin: "I will roll the dice with this request... Show me another bridge please."
Its not a railroad bridge... But a bridge none-the-less: The Route 32 Overpass at the southeast end of the BRVRR.
Show me a short "Pike-Sized" passenger train.(5-cars or less)
Ringo58Still more bridges please!
Thank you for reviving the Show Me Something thread Ringo. 24 hours without a bridge was unbelievable.
Back to Mr. Muffins Lionel Train Layout in Atlanta, Indiana for this bridge scene:
I will roll the dice with this request... Show me another bridge please.
SeeYou190 OK... another bridge please. -Kevin
OK... another bridge please.
rogerhensleyMore bridges please.
Happy September Everyone.
Here is a STRATTON AND GILLETTE bridge scene:
Bridges? Ah, here's one.
More bridges please.