gmpullmanPlease show me a steam locomotive, big or small.
Ah... we are back to Steam Locomotive Sunday, and all was right in the world.
This 2-8-4 was seen on the Kentucky Trainpark HO scale layout:
Please show me another steam locomotive, any type, any colour, any era.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
SeeYou190Please show me another steam locomotive, any type, any colour, any era.
This old girl has been languishing behind the carshops for some time. Her tender's gone to the MoW department, as a water car...but her future doesn't look too bright...
Wayne
Please show us another derelict steam locomotive, or one undergoing repairs.
doctorwaynePlease show us another derelict steam locomotive, or one undergoing repairs.
"Running" repairs being performed in the roundhouse:
Roundhouse1 by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show me a scene with diesels from at least two different manufacturers.
Diesels from two Manufacturers -- Hornby and Lima
https://www.flickr.com/photos/190575792@N07/50468927147/in/dateposted-public/
To the world you are someone. To someone you are the world
I cannot afford the luxury of a negative thought
NorthBritDiesels from two Manufacturers -- Hornby and Lima
Hello,
Allow me to repost your photo* so it will fit the Kalmbach Media format:
IMG_3530 by David Harrison, on Flickr
Thank you for your contribution. I'll post another photo with "more than one diesel" manufacturer to keep things moving:
This view shows a Baldwin switcher, EMD E7, Alco RS3 and Baldwin RF-16s in the shop:
Diesel_shop1 by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show me any diesel.
*When posting from Flickr, use the BBCode tab in the share menu. Copy the link, then paste THAT link directly into your reply text in the MR forum. Do not use the "insert/edit image" icon in the menu bar.
gmpullman Please show me any diesel.
Here we catch a CNW MOW train pass the Soo Line local waiting in the siding to do it's switching duties
Please show me a GP38
Ringo58Please show me a GP38
I am pretty certain this is a GP-38. This is a picture of the Orlando N-Trak group's modular N scale train show layout.
Please show me something else gray.
SeeYou190 Please show me something else gray. -Kevin
Here's a gray N scale NS TopGon, photographed on my 1x6 N scale switching layout outside on a nice day over the summer.
Been a while since I've been in here, glad to see these threads are still thriving!
Let's see some weathering!
-Dennis
Check out the Balfour and Colucci Creek Southern Railroad, my proto-freelanced N scale model railroad, at bccsrailroad.weebly.com or on Youtube on my channel, N Scale Train Boy.
N Scale Train Boy Let's see some weathering!
Gladly!
Heres a few engines and cars I've weathered using cheap acrylic paints from walmart. The nice thing about them is if you dont like it, it's easy to remove and start fresh. My skills are very basic but I get better with every car/engine.
Lets see some more weathering
N Scale Train BoyBeen a while since I've been in here, glad to see these threads are still thriving!
Welcome back! Glad you are here.
Ringo58Lets see some more weathering
This NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC/SOUTHWESTERN PACIFIC boxcar has certainly been touched by the elements.
Show me more weathering.
More weathering please. Regards, Peter
HO-VeloMore weathering please.
This venerable E-L Geep has a little road grime on it:
EL_1407_GP7 by Edmund, on Flickr
More weathered locomotives, cars or structures, please.
Here's a 1924-style X-29 boxcar that's been rebuilt (a true re-build, as the frame was altered) into an express car, as seen sometime after being re-weighed in 1937...
...and the same car, sometime after being re-weighed in 1947...
...and again in what appears to have been 1955...
I built the first car for myself, using a modified kit from Red Caboose, while the second car was built as a retirement gift for a friend who managed the shortline railroad where the real boxcar was based. The third version was for a longtime friend who helped fund the project.
Each car is appropriate to the era of the layouts where they now reside.
Show us some more weathered stuff, please....freight cars and locos, passenger cars, vehicles, structures, or anything else that doesn't look like it's brand new or just recently painted.
doctorwayne Show us some more weathered stuff, please....freight cars and locos, passenger cars, vehicles, structures, or anything else that doesn't look like it's brand new or just recently painted.
Well, I have plenty of that! Here's some Intermodal containers, New Haven hoppers, and a Chessie covered hopper that've seen better days, caught basking in the outdoor summer sun on my N Scale layout.
Love me some good weathering! Show me some more well worn models and/or scenes!
some more well worn models.
Marston's Scrap Yard on Leeds Sovereign Street & Clarence Dock layout
Next Something brand new
David
NorthBritNext Something brand new
Brand New Ford pick up trucks on the way to a dealer:
Autorack_3 by Edmund, on Flickr
Something else brand new, please.
gmpullmanSomething else brand new, please.
Here are some brand new 1955 Buicks on their way to dealerships for their debut next month:
Show me any two-tone automobile.
More two-tone vehicles please. Regards, Peter
HO-VeloMore two-tone vehicles please.
A couple of two toned Volkswagen vans on Mr. Muffins Lionel Layout in Atlanta, Indiana:
Show me another two toned vehicle please.
Another two toned vehicle
My younger granddaughter (three years old at the time) gave me this vehicle for the layout.
Next - Anything green. Your choice.
NorthBritNext - Anything green. Your choice.
Aah, goin' for the green —
P-C_coil-car-F50 by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show anything else in the shade of green.
WC 2084 is seen here still wearing her BN piant.
Show me anything blue!
Ringo58 Show me anything blue!
On the B&CCS, blue is king, rain or shine!
Show me something orange please!
N Scale Train BoyShow me something orange please!
Wooden building in two-tone orange!
Show me something red.
N Scale Train Boy Show me something orange please! -Dennis
The Orangemen of the DT&I always come through on the Orange!
Athearn GP40-2's with some RBL and XLI boxcars.
Now it is time for something yellow!
Rick Jesionowski
Rule 1: This is my railroad.
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dti406Now it is time for something yellow!
OK... a KINGS CREEK AND GULF refrigerated boxcar...
Now please show me something red.
Something Red -
Next - Something Scenic your choice
NorthBritNext - Something Scenic your choice
David: Thank you for bringing some much needed International variety to the Show Me Something thread. Your contributions are excellent.
My choice you say... this pleasing scene is on the store layout at Dana's Railroad Supply in Spring Hill, Florida:
Show me another scene with railroad tracks.
This Southern TOFC with two containers from halfway around the world rests on the mainline.
Show me more railroad track, 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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L. Zhou Show me more railroad track, please.
Here is my recently compleated ballesting in the bakery sidings. Still needs some more weeds and bushes but its a start!
Show me more track. Maybe some overgrown and not in use track?