Spectacular! Some of the very best I have ever seen!
Dante
All
OK, I've got it now, it makes the thumbnails when you post.
Here are a few more.
Ray
Ray P
Philip and all
With the kind help of John Wood of Nova Scotia I have joined photbucket.com and will now have another go at posting some pics.
As I said in my first post my layout is set in 1965 in New South Wales, Australia and represents the NSW Government Railways - a bit different from what you would see in the USA. The NSWGR used locomotives from both the UK and the USA.
Most pics have added real backgrounds and some have the front edge of the layout digitally removed.
I have added two pics but in preview they show large, no thumbnail - what am I doing wrong?
GearDrivenSteam wrote:Aggro, I must say that I am NOT a fan of cab forwards at ALL, but yours are done so nicely, I like them.
Thanks. #4120 is the pride of the fleet...
"Being misunderstood is the fate of all true geniuses"
EXPERIMENTATION TO BRING INNOVATION
http://community.webshots.com/album/288541251nntnEK?start=588
Hi all -
As PC can attest to, I am slowly building a layout (3+ yrs running now) and this is the best one so far. Hope everyone enjoys it!
This is a photo of the Railroad Engineering Firm (the orange truck @ the top) and Subcontractors I have contracted with to make my layout.
Take care!
//signed// John Powell President / CEO CNY Transportation Corp (fictional)
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Hunter - When we met in January of 2000, you were just a 6 week old pup who walked his way into this heart of mine as the only runt in the litter who would come over to me. And today, I sit here and tell you I am sorry we had to put you down. It was the best thing for you and also the right thing to do. May you now rest in peace and comfort. Love, Dad. 8 June 2010
I love you and miss you Mom. Say hi to everyone up there for me. Rest in peace and comfort. Love, John. 29 March 2017
Hi folks...wow, what a great collection of photos on this thread...I was alerted to it, by seeing the latest Model Railroader emailed newsletter, thankfully.
I was hoping that from among the little buttons up top of this "reply" box, there'd be one that would allow you to search your "my pictures" area, and select one to paste onto this message. Obviously, it isn't THAT easy to do, darn it. I'll see if I can teach myself in a few minutes, how to do what the rest of you are doing, here....got a nice shot of a Suydam Sunkist Freight Depot I made awhile back, and superdetailed, that I'd love to "chare whichoo gice."
{back in awhile, if I'm successful.....otherwise, use your imaginations.}
Oh, man...I googled "how to add photos to a message board posting," and read something that someone must think they explained well...but it made no sense to me. I have a feeling that its almost impossible to give someone else instructions, when YOU know the answer already. I arrange casualty and property insurance for a living, and the big danger is when you forget how to speak ENGLISH to clients...brokers begin to use this "Insurance-ese" language that only THEY understand. It is even WORSE when it comes to computer stuff. If I ever retire, I'm going to take a crack at seeing if I can interpret "Computer Speak" into everyday speech; and publish "how to" information that neophytes will be able to FOLLOW.
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One of my favorite threads ever. Thanks everyone.
Here are a couple more for those who have not been bored to tears with my posts.
Don't feel to bad. My new rail yard is in desaster mode.
4x8 are fun too!!! RussellRail
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Here are a couple from my CONNELLSVILLE SUBDIVISION.
Bylong wrote: PhilipHere are some pics from my 'downunder' layout set in 1965 in NSW Australia.A bit different from waht you are used to in the USA but I hope you enjoy them.Most have had a background real pic added.I could not get the pics to come up in the post so I here is the web address, I hope.http://ray-pilgrim.fotopic.net/c1287259.htmlRay
Philip
Here are some pics from my 'downunder' layout set in 1965 in NSW Australia.
A bit different from waht you are used to in the USA but I hope you enjoy them.
Most have had a background real pic added.
I could not get the pics to come up in the post so I here is the web address, I hope.
http://ray-pilgrim.fotopic.net/c1287259.html
Dude! That stuff is awesome! Where you been hidin'? The way you blended the scenery work with the backdrop is incredible!
Terry'
Always love to see pics of that gorge. Great bridgework.
Modeling B&O- Chessie Bob K. www.ssmrc.org
Terry
Fog lifting - added with Paintshop Pro
Modelling the UK in 00, and New England - MEC, B&M, D&H and Guilford - in H0
Absolutely superb Ray. It's hard to tell where the modelling starts.
Jon
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Well I'll have tosettle on three...
Alex
Well, I thought I'd give you all an update.
I'M INSPIRED!!!!!!
I'm so inspired that I locked myself in my hobby room all evening! I just came out for a short break.
Gotta head back now!
Later!
I haven't taken any recent photos, but here are a few of my favorites:
A few taken today...
This is a new shot of my favorite corner of the layout. P2K New Haven PA fresh from the box and an older Pullman pool car pull past the farm scene. Barn, fence and shed are wood kits. J.R.
CSX_road_slug wrote: jeffrey-wimberly wrote:Well, this thread is being promoted in the news letter. Those of you who can view it, check it out.Jeff,At the risk of sounding , let me ask... what newsletter are you referring to? Got a link to it?
jeffrey-wimberly wrote:Well, this thread is being promoted in the news letter. Those of you who can view it, check it out.
Jeff,
At the risk of sounding , let me ask... what newsletter are you referring to? Got a link to it?
This is my Garden Railrod Club's module division. That is my CSX Dash 8, and my SP F7's.
Wow, what a great thread! My best layout picture from the old Cedar Branch & Western is this one of the evening falling while the switchers are fueled.
From my current layout I'd have to say either of the following two. The first is the Cedar Branch & Western's interchange with the Missouri Pacific.
The second is a shot of campers on Gaskins Creek.
The Cedar Branch & Western--The Hillbilly Line!
-Ken in Maryland (B&O modeler, former CSX modeler)
Aggro - good luck with the new layout. I know it will be inspirational.
Aggro-Can't wait!
Thanks, Aggro. I hope you throw in regular WPF teasers for us. I am sure many, if not most of us, would love to watch over your shoulder.
-Crandell