Two more loco facility scenes

[Anonymous]

The standard of modelling here is fantastic... don't know about reaching to the back of the baseboard though...

http://www.aeroimage.com/Aerial/Images/00060208.jpg

http://www.aeroimage.com/Aerial/Images/00060233.jpg

[:D]

[ereimer]

i imagine there used to be a really big roundhouse where that 2nd photo was taken .

you're right about the reach . there's way too much non-railroady stuff in the background that they could have left out


[:)]

[fiatfan]

Any idea where these pictures were taken?

Tom

[Anonymous]

The first link is a photo of the facilities at Evanston, Wy. Not sure on the second...

[loathar]

Great pics! I'd love to live in that neighborhood in the first pic.

[selector]

QUOTE: Originally posted by loathar

Great pics! I'd love to live in that neighborhood in the first pic.

Hey, whaddya mean! That's a scene from my layout! I kitbashed the roundhouse in full many years ago, and then, to be true to history, reduced it to four stalls later. Good detailing, eh?

[swg]

[cuyama]

The second looks like Cheyenne, Wyo.

Regards,

Byron

[Anonymous]

So who modelled these?

http://www.aeroimage.com/Aerial/Images/99060203.jpg

http://www.aeroimage.com/Aerial/Images/97071016.jpg

and a few less usual military cars...

http://www.aeroimage.com/Railroad/MilFreight.htm

The parent site also has a screensavers / wallpaper page... http://www.aeroimage.com/ScreenSavers.htm ... anyone know if it's any good?

[tatans]

Say.... Isn't that second photo in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, wait, maybe not, it's not big enough.

[Anonymous]

I purchased a book from amazon titled "railway yards" (imsure this was the title) and it was full of pics like this, from small to huge yards all over the USA, great book......

Mike........

[Anonymous]

Any chance that the A&M facility in Springdale is in that book. I am trying to find photos and such of their facility but have had no luck thus far.

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by bleedinred

Any chance that the A&M facility in Springdale is in that book. I am trying to find photos and such of their facility but have had no luck thus far.

Springdale Arkansas that is and it is the Arkansas and Missouri RR.

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by bleedinred

Any chance that the A&M facility in Springdale is in that book. I am trying to find photos and such of their facility but have had no luck thus far.

The name of the book is North American Railyards by Michael Rhodes, I look in the index and sorry no Springdale.....

I have found this a great reference just for weathering as its full of fantastic color pics.....its nearly an inch thick...

Thanks
Mike....

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by bleedinred

QUOTE: Originally posted by bleedinred

Any chance that the A&M facility in Springdale is in that book. I am trying to find photos and such of their facility but have had no luck thus far.

Springdale Arkansas that is and it is the Arkansas and Missouri RR.

No...sorry nothing in the book.....

Mike...

[AntonioFP45]

Guys, are any of you diesel fans paying attention? [8D] Look at the service shop buildings in the 2nd photo link.

TheyIt very strongly resembles the HO and N scale Walthers Locomotive Backshop and Car Shop kits! Nice to be able to see prototype that are so similar to our model kits. [;)][C):-)][tup]

Notice though that the shop buildings are facing sideways. The main building has the locomotive / car entrances on the long side rather than on the narrow end, like in the Walther's kits. Makes sense for them to be built in these positions as it makes for a very spacious shop. [8D]

Goes to show that basic industrial designs can be used in many different ways. [;)]

David, thanks for those links! [:D][8D][:)][C):-)][4:-)][swg][tup]