Lone Wolf and Santa FePlease show me cars, trucks, or a crossing.
Little delivery truck:
-Photograph by Kevin Parson
More cars or trucks please.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
Here is a scene from the west side.
Please show me cars, trucks, or a crossing.
John-NYBW More wall signs please.
More wall signs please.
'Bankwood'.
IMG_5277 by David Harrison, on Flickr
Next - Anything you like
David
To the world you are someone. To someone you are the world
I cannot afford the luxury of a negative thought
gmpullman More signage, please.
More signage, please.
Some early efforts with a couple Woodland Scenics metal structures.
Not the sharpest lettering but they work as background structures.
Track fiddlerLet's keep going with the signage thing please
Named after a friend of mine, Cliff Hadlock:
Hadlock_Machine-3-4 by Edmund, on Flickr
SeeYou190 Show me another sign painted onto a building.
Show me another sign painted onto a building.
Let's keep going with the signage thing please
TF
John-NYBWShow me signs painted on the sides of buildings.
"COAL"
The above scene is on Mr. Muffin's Lionel Layout in Atlanta, Indiana.
SeeYou190 There must be more rooftop signage out there... -Kevin
There must be more rooftop signage out there...
gmpullmanMore rooftop signage, please.
Back to the Pasco County HO Scale Engineer's modular display train show layout for another scene, this time with a roof-top sign.
John-NYBWShow me more roof top signs.
Inspired by an old GE lamp factory here in Cleveland:
GE_lit-up-overall by Edmund, on Flickr
GE_front-sign by Edmund, on Flickr
GE_lit-up-close by Edmund, on Flickr
More rooftop signage, please.
tankertoad135 Any more cartoon characters ou there?
Any more cartoon characters ou there?
I think Speedy Alka-Seltzer counts as a cartoon character.
Show me more roof top signs.
Here is a well known cartoon character promoting his favorite supplier.
Don; Prez, CEO or whatever of the Wishram, Oregon and Western RR
More comic book related. Regards, Peter
NVSRRMore birdseye views.
Bird's eye view of Bruce Wayne's Bat-Train as seen on the Pasco County HO Scale Engineer's modular display train show layout.
Can anyone else show something (anything) inspired by or related to a comic book character?
looking over the Acme manufacturing
more birdseye views.
shane
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
John-NYBWShow any scene from a bird's eye view.
A bird's eye view of the engine facility scene on the Athens Bend Track group's N-Trak layout.
Another Bird's Eye View Please.
NorthBrit Next - Anything of your choice David
Next - Anything of your choice
Ed - containers.
IMG_5165 by David Harrison, on Flickr
Lone Wolf and Santa FeMore COFC or TOFC.
A couple Flexi-Van cars get switched and readied for an outbound train:
Flexi-Van by Edmund, on Flickr
Let's stay with flat cars with trailers or containers, please.
Containers on a multi unit car.
More COFC or TOFC.
gmpullman Please, more TOFC or container on flat car scenes.
Please, more TOFC or container on flat car scenes.
John-NYBWMore piggybacks.
Ala Lackawanna:
Rapido_TTX-DLnW by Edmund, on Flickr
SeeYou190 Shopw me another trailer on a flat car. -Kevin
Shopw me another trailer on a flat car.
A Lehigh Valley piggyback.
More piggybacks.
NorthBritMore stripes please
Stripes on an N Scale mode of a Stratton And Gillette trailer:
Kevin - More stripes
More stripes please
gmpullmanStripes seem popular, more stripes, please.
One big wide stripe.
More stripes please.
gmpullman John-NYBW Yipes, stripes. (bonus points if you can identify the 1960s ad campaign that used this expression). I used to really like Fruit Stripe gum!
John-NYBW Yipes, stripes. (bonus points if you can identify the 1960s ad campaign that used this expression).
I used to really like Fruit Stripe gum!
I liked Fruit Stripe gum too. In fact, just thinking about it gives me the cravings for some which I probably haven't chewed in over 50 years.
I'm surprised they were still using the slogan in 1991 although not the full jingle.
Yipes, stripes, Beech-Nut's got 'em
Yipes, stripes, in Fruit Stripe Gum
Yipes, stripes, five different flavors
Buy Beech-Nut, by gum
John-NYBWYipes, stripes. (bonus points if you can identify the 1960s ad campaign that used this expression).
Broad, colorful stripes (perhaps a carload of Fruit Stripe gum flavorings?)
IMG_2391color by Edmund, on Flickr
Stripes seem popular, more stripes, please.
I love stripes.
SeeYou190 Show me more striping please. -Kevin
Show me more striping please.
How about an REA express reefer.
Yipes, stripes. (bonus points if you can identify the 1960s ad campaign that used this expression).