Kevin - More workers.
Next - A favorite model railroad scene
David
To the world you are someone. To someone you are the world
I cannot afford the luxury of a negative thought
NorthBrit Next - A favorite model railroad scene
A Chessie freight passing a coal train.
My favorite since I took it 10/21/21.
Show me a bridge.
Amtrak America, 1971-Present.
angelob6660Show me a bridge.
Caboose on a bridge.
Another bridge please.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
SeeYou190Another bridge please.
Wayne
More bridge scenes, please.
doctorwayneMore bridge scenes, please.
Bridge:
Kevin - Another bridge.
Picture taken after temporary repair after rain damage.
Next - See what ideas appear. No trains or rolling stock please.
NorthBritNo trains or rolling stock please.
Here is a lonely pick-up truck on the store layout at Dana's Railroad Supply in Spring Hill, Florida.
More scenes with no trains or rolling stock please.
Show me another scene sans trains or rolling stock. Regards, Peter
HO-Velo -- No rolling stock
'Waiting for the Master'
Next - Anything your choice.
NorthBritNext - Anything your choice.
It's Alphabet Fun Time again! Here's an Amtrak locomotive:
Amtrak_SDP2 by Edmund, on Flickr
Now we shall see something with a B...
gmpullmanNow we shall see something with a B...
Here's a much-modifed B-unit, from Model Power...
Let's "C" what's next, please.
doctorwayne Let's "C" what's next, please.
Next Up: Something with a D.
Rich
Alton Junction
D is for DieselNow on To "E"
shan e
A pessimist sees a dark tunnel
An optimist sees the light at the end of the tunnel
A realist sees a frieght train
An engineer sees three idiots standing on the tracks stairing blankly in space
NVSRRNow on To "E"
ERIE-Lackawanna locomotives on the service tracks:
Fuel-rack_EL by Edmund, on Flickr
It is fitting to move along to F.
Wow! This is the funnest thing EVER! I have really enjoyed this tag-style game. I'm not yet at the point where my layout looks like much, so I'll not post a photo. But man, what a riot this is! Double-plus good!
-Matt
Returning to model railroading after 40 years and taking unconscionable liberties with the SP&S, Northern Pacific and Great Northern roads in the '40s and '50s.
crossthedog Wow! This is the funnest thing EVER! I have really enjoyed this tag-style game. I'm not yet at the point where my layout looks like much, so I'll not post a photo. But man, what a riot this is! Double-plus good! -Matt
I hope I am not to do the "G" yet,because you said "This is the FUNNEST thing EVER" FUNNEST" being for the letter "F"?
If not, then I have an "F" for us.
FALLIN PINE LOGGING COMPANY.
Now how about a "G" please.
crossthedogThis is the funnest thing EVER! I have really enjoyed this tag-style game. I'm not yet at the point where my layout looks like much, so I'll not post a photo.
Jump right in!
A few years ago, there was a regular contributor to SHOW ME SOMETHING named James Counts. His layout was simply plywood covered in green felt with Bachmann EZ Track.
He shared pictures, and was welcomed by all. I miss his posts. SHOW ME SOMETHING was just about the only thread he ever posted in.
This is a friendly welcoming area about sharing pictures, please do not think there is a minimum level necessary for participation.
PC101Now how about a "G" please.
"G" is for the GHOST TRAIN!
Show me an "H"!
SeeYou190Jump right in! ...This is a friendly welcoming area about sharing pictures, please do not think there is a minimum level necessary for participation.
It's a boathouse, but it's still a house. When I was about 15, my friend and I got in a rowboat and rowed up the bay from his home on Bainbridge Island, and while he held the boat against the tidal current I sketched this boathouse, which really existed and may still to this day. Then we went back to his house and we each made one from scratch using my drawing. It's probably the best scratch-built thing I ever made, though it was never really finished and it's propped up on a pencil because it's meant to go on a sloped beach. I'll fit it into the Priest River scene someday.
Welcome to the fray, Matt!
Because I can spell Indiana better than Ishpeming, Here's an Indiana Northeastern box car:
ls&i1 by Edmund, on Flickr
A Jolly Good J would be fine.
J --- J & A wagon.
It must be K next.
crossthedogWell, thank you Kevin. Since you insist. Here's a House
Welcome Matt! That is actually a very charming building. I'll bet it will be part of a great scene. That has character.
NorthBritIt must be K next.
The Florida Lego Users Group's portable train show display features a "K"entucky Fried Chicken restaurant.
Bring an "L" to the show please.
SeeYou190Bring an "L" to the show please.
This covered hopper is displaying the "Linde" brand name licenced to Union Carbide:
UCOX_205-Covered Hopper by Edmund, on Flickr
A Mighty fine M will be next, please.
M -- Ministry of Munitions.
N is next now.
N is for Norfolk and Western.
http://klw-art.com/Chat/pics/wlmr/diorama01.jpg
I don't know why it's not inserting my image. Doing the same thing for videos.
Show me an O.
Kevin
http://chatanuga.org/RailPage.html
http://chatanuga.org/WLMR.html
chatanugaShow me an O.
I'd guess that the C&O would qualify...
...but when I backdated my layout to the late '30s era, I had to re-letter those cars with a plainer version of the lettering...
Anybody gotta "P" ? (Whoops!) Excuse me, can anyone show us a "P"?
I gotta P.
Q to you.
Brent
"All of the world's problems are the result of the difference between how we think and how the world works."
So the Q it is:
Freight_passing-a by Edmund, on Flickr
So, any freight car pros know what a QL is?
Does any one have an R on their RR?
R mateyR line plastics pellet car that is
"S" time
Shane
NVSRR"S" time
I got this one.
Show me a "T".
SeeYou190Show me a "T".
How about a TTX Trailer-Train well car?
Double-Stack-retro by Edmund, on Flickr
Undoubtedly a U would be understandable next.