Ed: "More open-top loads, please."
A gondola load of new air ducting at General Inductries siding on the Black River RR.
More open-car loads please.
Remember its your railroad
Allan
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BRVRR More open-car loads please.
A load of tires has arrived at the freight house for a local tire distributor.
More open top loads.
John-NYBWA load of tires has arrived at the freight house for a local tire distributor.
John, that is a neat looking load. I did not realise it was tires when I first saw it. Nice.
John-NYBWMore open top loads.
A small engine on a small flat car.
-Photograph by Kevin Parson
This scene was photographed on the Roundhouse Museum layout at the Durango And Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad.
Show me something else small.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
SeeYou190Show me something else small.
This old, yeller' crawler is small compared to the beast behind it:
Cats_WS-GSQ by Edmund, on Flickr
More small— as compared to... please.
gmpullman More small— as compared to... please.
My new industrial switcher in front of an SW7.
This is the Plymouth switcher BLI came out with last year. It handles the switching duties at my brewery.
More little brother/big brother photos please.
John-NYBWMore little brother/big brother photos please.
Big Butler Bin/Little Butler Bin:
This scene was on the Georgia T-Trackers modular N scale layout.
Show me another metal structure of any type.
SeeYou190Show me another metal structure of any type.
This metal gantry carries steam, air and water service lines for the outdoor tracks at the turntable:
NYC_Steam-power-1 by Edmund, on Flickr
Another metal structure, please.
gmpullman Another metal structure, please.
The lumber yard expanded using corrugated metal sheds for storage and an office.
More metal structures, please.
Creechan's Fine Fuels has covered storage bins in an elevated all-metal structure...
I built the roof so that it could be removeable, just in case there was a derailment on the dump-track...
Wayne
John-NYBW: "More metal structures, please."
Galvanized steel grain bins (tin cans) at the Farmers Union elevator.
More structures, metal or otherwise, please.
BRVRRMore structures, metal or otherwise, please.
I think this falls into the "or otherwise" category:
The above scene is on the "Great Dogbone Railroad", a sectional Lionel train show display layout.
Show me any industry served by the railroad.
Kevin An industry served by a railroad.
Six industries here.
IMG_5191 (2) by David Harrison, on Flickr
More industries served by rail please
David
To the world you are someone. To someone you are the world
I cannot afford the luxury of a negative thought
NorthBritMore industries served by rail please
The Harshaw Chemical Co. does quite a bit of tank car shipping:
Harshaw_coal-tar-tank-b by Edmund, on Flickr
Tank_car_fill by Edmund, on Flickr
Still more rail-served industry, please.
gmpullmanStill more rail-served industry, please.
Spotting a boxcar at a small manufacturer.
Show me another railside industry.
SeeYou190Show me another railside industry.
Here's one on the nowhere-near-finished partial upper level of my layout...
...with some cars being spotted for loading...
More trackside industries, please.
doctorwayneMore trackside industries, please.
The coke dump at the blast furnace:
Stock_Track by Edmund, on Flickr
More rail-served industries or businesses, please.
A couple of boxcars being spotted at Languay's Pump & Compressor Division...
More trackside businesses, please.
doctorwayne More trackside businesses, please.
The local peddler spots a load at an auto parts distributor.
Let's stick with this theme. More trackside industries, please.
John-NYBWLet's stick with this theme. More trackside industries, please.
A cement plant:
Cement by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me something made of cement or concrete, please.
gmpullmanShow me something made of cement or concrete, please.
A couple of people passing the time fishing next to a concrete bridge.
This scene is on the Country Roads sectional train show display layout.
Please show me something else made of cement or concrete.
Show more concrete structures or items. Regards, Peter
HO-VeloShow more concrete structures or items.
The Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad made use of poured concrete signal towers:
DLnW_tower by Edmund, on Flickr
More concrete or cement, please.
gmpullmanMore concrete or cement, please.
One concrete coaling tower:
The above sceneis on the shop layout at Dana's Railroad Supply in Spring Hill, Florida.
Still more concrete or cement, please.
SeeYou190 Still more concrete or cement, please. -Kevin
Here's my concrete coaling tower. The routes east of here are fully dieselized so steam only operates westward. Steamers back out of the turntable to be pointed in the correct direction. That means when they return, they also back onto the turntable.
I don't have any better ideas so let's stick with the concrete theme.
John-NYBWI don't have any better ideas so let's stick with the concrete theme.
Double-headed B&O EM-1s pass under a concrete highway overpass:
BnO_EM1_a1 by Edmund, on Flickr
BnO_EM1 by Edmund, on Flickr
Show me articulated steam, simple or compound, please.
gmpullmanShow me articulated steam, simple or compound, please.
Here is one, NORFOLK AND WESTERN flavor.
The above scene is one the North Georgia Modu-Rail group's modular HO scale layout.
Show me a wall made of stone.
Kevin - A stone wall.
Not much can be seen, but here we are-
IMG_2129 by David Harrison, on Flickr
Another stone wall please
NorthBrit Another stone wall please David
Let's keep it going. Another stone wall please.
Rich
Alton Junction
Show me another stone wall. Regards, Peter
HO-VeloShow me another stone wall.
A stone retaining wall keeps this signal tower on high —
PRR_SG_tower by Edmund, on Flickr
More stone structures of any kind, please.