gmpullmanAnother Fallen Flag if you will, please.
The ALTURAS AND LONE PINE ceased operations in 1999.
-Photograph by Kevin Parson
Another fallen flag please.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
The Bostion & Maine slug set
Maine Central GP 38 #251 and 263
Belfast & Moosehead Lake 70 tonner 52
All ones I custom painted and shown on my layout
More fallen flags, please
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
G PaineMore fallen flags, please
The Clinchfield.
The above scene is on the Country Roads portable train show display layout.
Another Fallen Flag please.
PGE/Pacific Great Eastern.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BC_Rail
More fallen flags, please.
Brent
"All of the world's problems are the result of the difference between how we think and how the world works."
How's about a GN RS2 that I painted followed by a pair of SP&S units. I did not paint those two units.
More of those fallen flags palease!
Don; Prez, CEO or whatever of the Wishram, Oregon and Western RR
tankertoad135More of those fallen flags palease!
Chicago & North Western:
C_NW_PS-bilevel_166 by Edmund, on Flickr
C_NW_PS-bilevels by Edmund, on Flickr
Let's have more fallen flags, please.
gmpullman Let's have more fallen flags, please.
How about an Erie coal train.
Still more fallen flags please.
More fallen flags. Regards, Peter
HO-Velo More fallen flags. Regards, Peter
Here's my Milwaukee Road offering.
I love the beaver tail obs as much as the streamlined Atlantic.
This train fits neither my locale or era. One of the good things about being a free lancer is you can rewrite history to justify putting something on your layout you like. In this case the streamlined Atlantic was spared the scrapper's torch and was put into service to run excursion trains. Here an excursion train of Milwaukee Braves fans are on their way to the New York area to see their team take on the New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers.
Stay with fallen flags.
John-NYBWStay with fallen flags.
The MILWAUKEE ROAD in Lionel:
The above scene is on Mr. Muffins Trains display layout in Atlanta, Indiana.
More fallen flags please. It does not need to be the MILWAUKEE ROAD.
The Gulf Mobile and Ohio, an SD 40-2 Kato
Show me something on top of a building.
Jarrell
jacon12Show me something on top of a building. Jarrell
Great to see you here, Jarrell!
Two different GE signs adorn the top of this old factory:
GE_lit-up-overall by Edmund, on Flickr
More something on top of a building, please.
gmpullman More something on top of a building, please.
Signs, signs, everywhere signs.
Show me signs painted on the sides of buildings, please.
More signs painted on the sides of buildings please. Regards, Peter
Peter, the detail in your scenes is always superb. I also admire your skill in constructing those Downtown Deco hydrocal structures. I just finished my second of these, one of the Addams Ave. kits, and mine just don't have as crisp a look as the ones you have built. They look OK from 3 feet but they would never look as sharp as yours do in close up photography.
The call was for signs painted on the sides of buildings.
Wow Peter... :)
Sorry to interupt, the call is for signs painted on the sides of buildings.
jacon12signs painted on the sides of buildings
A few buildings on the Boothbay Railway Village layout that I built. These are/were real companies in the Portland, ME area; however, the models do not match any prototype. They are all on a 1-1/2% grade on the right side of the layout and had to be kitbashed to fit the space and grade
The Burgess Forbes & Company paint factory
Wirthmore Feeds
Getchels Polar Ice
Show me another large brick building
Thanks John, IMO thinned paint washes for color and weathering, and painting a bunch of individual bricks lighter and darker helps set-off a DTD brick structure.
More brick structures please. Regards, Peter
HO-Velo More brick structures please. Regards, Peter
Here are a couple views of my favorite brick structure.
Show a wood structure, please.
A laser cut structure on the work bench being finished.
Show me something made of paper.
jacon12Show me something made of paper.
The dining car steward is holding a paper menu:
Diner_patrons8 by Edmund, on Flickr
Something else made of paper, please.
paper towels. Show me something made of rubber please. Regards, Peter
Here is a locomotive:
Show me another locomotive.
A threesome.
Please show me three of anything.
BATMANPlease show me three of anything.
Three New York Central Thoroughbreds ready for their assignment:
NYC_Steam-power-1 by Edmund, on Flickr
More triples, please...
gmpullmanMore triples, please...
Three STRATTON AND GILLETTE boxcars:
Let's do a double...
Two Trainmasters.
Show me something you have the most copies of. If you have too many to show in one photo, show us what you can and tell us how many you have.
BATMANShow me something you have the most copies of. If you have too many to show in one photo, show us what you can and tell us how many you have.
Same picture:
I have twelve of these boxcars. Due to an error, I have thirteen different car numbers. One has different numbers on each side.
More of your "mosts" please.
SeeYou190 More of your "mosts" please. -Kevin
I have a dozen of these wagon top boxcars decaled for my home road.
I also have a dozen each of regular boxcars lettered fror the NYBW and a dozen of the NYC Pacemaker boxcars, both shown below.
More fleets of anything.
John-NYBWMore fleets of anything.
The STRATTON AND GILLETTE will interchange with the DAWDLE AND DELAY on my next layout, so I have a fleet of D&D freight cars. I think I have about ten of them painted so far of various types.
More Fleets.