Track fiddlerMore odd and unusual locomotives please
STRATTON AND GILLETTE #4 is certainly Odd & Unusual.
Show me a scene with a couple of trees.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
gmpullman More odd or unusual locomotives, please.
More odd or unusual locomotives, please.
Those are cool Ed! The fact that they were originally made not far from you and sent to Brazil and a friend of yours from Brazil sent you the models
Now that's really cool, I would happily display those models too
Odd and unusual. Here's a good example. What is one to do with that coupler. If Cosmetics ever has a function, someone just let me know
More odd and unusual locomotives please
TF
Track fiddlerNice Green Machine Kevin! Even if I lived in Florida, a must have to own one of those loco's too!
That locomotve does not exist any longer. I needed the mechanism for a project, but I photographed it a few times before I destroyed it.
I even used it in my Halloween 2018 picture.
gmpullmanMore odd or unusual locomotives, please.
I don't even know what kind of a locomotive this is!
Show me another scene with a couple of trees.
Track fiddlerMore loco's that are a bit out of place in your roster please
These two electrics were a gift from a friend in Brazil:
IMG_0762 by Edmund, on Flickr
The one that looks like a "Little Joe" was actually made by GE in Erie, Pa, not far from me. I guess it could be on their test track before shipping?
SeeYou190 More locomotives where they should not be.
More locomotives where they should not be.
Nice Green Machine Kevin! Even if I lived in Florida, a must have to own one of those loco's too!
I couldn't resist this one. It doesn't belong in the box that it has been in for 35 years. It was given to me on my 26 year old golden birthday by my girlfriend Lavonne. A fond memory! Both the gift and the girlfriend
Very Handsome isn't it? I bet Garry would like this one!
The original receipt in the Box for 35 years. I only ever looked at this thing. I took it out last year for the first time ever. I was amazed it ran like a champion and with its traction tires, it pulled more cars up a 2 1/2 percent grade than any other loco I own.
More loco's that are a bit out of place in your roster please
BATMANMore "far from home" loco's please.
What is this BURLINGTON NORTHERN locomotive doing in my personal fantasy world of semi-plausible nonsense?
This one is far from home but it is one I wanted to have.
More "far from home" loco's please.
Brent
"All of the world's problems are the result of the difference between how we think and how the world works."
BRVRRMore misfit locos please.
I bought this one years ago on one of those closeout sales:
UP_4141_SD70sm by Edmund, on Flickr
I liked the nifty paint job!
More "misfit" locos, please.
Garry: "Next....Please show me another locomotive that does not fit in with the railroad you model."
CONRAIL GP-40 #6520 and the NS loco in trail don't really fit my scheme, but they have been on the railroad or in the storage cabinet almost from the beginning 15-years ago.
More misfit locos please.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
Track to the BRVRR Website: http://www.brvrr.com/
A locomotive I like, but not my favorite.
I like my C&NW GP7 made by Atlas / Kato because of its quiet and smooth mechanism. It was a gift to me. It is not a favorite because CN&W is not a road I model. I operate it mostly to handle freight cars interchanged between C&NW and CB&Q.
Next .... Please show another locomotive that does not fit in with the railroad you model.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
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Getting the backscene finished. I could not find what I wanted; and then 'success'.
Next -- A locomotive you have that you like but not your favorite.
David
To the world you are someone. To someone you are the world
I cannot afford the luxury of a negative thought
SeeYou190 OK, show me some real improvements!
OK, show me some real improvements!
OK, ..."One man's trash is another man's treasure" You a bit crazy Kevin but let's never have a competition with that
The new edition!
My best Improvement most recently on the layout this year thanks to my Bro
I'll just let it ride. Show me one of your better improvements this year
gmpullmanPlease show any improvements you have made to your layout in 2020.
BRVRRMore construction scenes please. Past or current.
Some construction scenes building the new roundhouse:
RH_new_TO1 by Edmund, on Flickr
RH_pits2 by Edmund, on Flickr
RH_pits by Edmund, on Flickr
RH_overhead1 by Edmund, on Flickr
RH_fini0 by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show any improvements you have made to your layout in 2020.
Kevin: "Show me another constructions scene of any type or style."
The placing of the new Black River Station required the removal of the Commuter/RIP track and the turnout that accessed the track. Here the track and switch have been removed and the old ballast and ground cover with it. I decided to leave the track bumper in place, for the time-being.
More construction scenes please. Past or current.
gmpullmanAnother track-end please.
This is where the tracks end now, but construction is underway. This scene is on the HO scale layout at the Railroad Museum in Ogden, Utah.
Show me another construction scene of any type or style.
NorthBritNext. End of the line.
The bumping posts at Union Station: End of the line,
sandycreek TWO work1 by Edmund, on Flickr
Another track-end please.
Beyod the green bus is backscene.
Next. End of the line.
More backgrounds please. Regards, Peter
NorthBritMore Backscene.
This background mill building hides part of my curved main line below and behind it:
Mill_litup by Edmund, on Flickr
More background scenes, please.
I think it is time for a wildcard.
Backscene beyond William Lockie's.
More Backscene.
middlemanPlease show a team track.
Got a new engine to unload at this team track:
Team_track by Edmund, on Flickr
Please show more freight car loading/unloading.
Double track:
Please show a team track.
Mike
gmpullmanAnother scene with double-track, please.
T-Trak layouts are all double tracked. This is from the Georgia T-Trakkers layout... and it continues the Godzilla theme of 2020.
More double track please.
rogerhensleyAnother Train on Curved Track if you will.
We model railroaders have no shortage of curves:
PRR_T-E7_sm by Edmund, on Flickr
Another scene with double-track, please.
Ah, yes, a train on curved track.
Another Train on Curved Track if you will.
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Glad to see your 0-6-0 David. It is my understanding that the 0-6-0 in England was like the 4-4-0 in America, kind of the "standard" locomotive design for a very long time. Yours is beautiful. I don't think any 0-6-0 over here ever looked so fancy and handsome.
NorthBritNext A wildcard of your choice
Giving me a wild card can lead to goofy happenings, like the awakening of Godzilla!
Show me another train on curved track. Godzilla is optional.
SeeYou190 Show me a "real" 0-6-0 now! -Kevin
Show me a "real" 0-6-0 now!
A Sroudley 0.6.0 'Terrier' of 1885 In Kirkstall & East Seacroft Railway livery
Next A wildcard of your choice
gmpullmanAnother 0-6-0 of any road, please.
OK, here you are:
This one is still awaiting repaint for the SGRR.
BRVRRAnother switcher please.
One doesn't usually associate the Mighty PRR with tank engines but, here ya' go:
PRR_B8b_tone by Edmund, on Flickr
These were primarily used in the larger shops for moving dead locomotives around.
Another 0-6-0 of any road, please.