a picture a day....

I took these this afternoon:

Beat me why they were doubling up power on this Southbound:

Twofir Tuesday!

PAUL ROMANO posted:

carsntrains posted:

PAUL ROMANO posted:

                                PRR Centipede on the service track- NJ Hirailers

Whats the jack stand for??  

Jim 

For anything other than the locomotive. Use your imagination............

HMMMM.................................. My daddy told me sometimes I gotta take a stand..    Well..........There it is!

Jim

BAR GP7 #63 posted:

Nice!

Always enjoy this thread guys beautiful work. Thank you for sharing 

O scale cab forward 4294 into the Southern California sunset 

Use a big hammer 

RonH posted:

BAR GP7 #63 posted:

Nice!

RonH: Thanks.

Johan

Great shots, both!

Those 1960 Plymouths were certainly an interesting looking car weren't they?

They seem to have all but vanished from the world today...

Not common either is that black 64/65 Continental a few posts up!

"They'll be comin round the .......

Jushavnfun posted:

"They'll be comin round the .......

Where's the mountain? 😊

Brian, do you have any idea where that trestle is?

Johan, nice reefer with some nice weathering.

briansilvermustang posted:

Nice modeling, not by you, Brian, but by God! LOL

If only we all had as much space as God has, to build our layouts.

coach joe posted:

Brian, do you have any idea where that trestle is?

Johan, nice reefer with some nice weathering.

COACH JOE: Many thanks again.

Johan

Saturday 6.

Seven for Sunday.

trumptrain posted:

Seven for Sunday.

A suggestion Patrick.....

Don't ever publish a track plan of your layout.  Even with your videos it is hard to imagine how all this magic happens.

Lou N

Just messing around with the cell again tonight...

As always awesome stuff guys. P51 your images are so inspiring 

p51 posted:

Just messing around with the cell again tonight...

great photos Lee!

That scrap pile is wonderful! It's exactly how I remember them at the steel mills in the Pittsburgh area, back in the 50's. And the entire scene around it sets the narrative in-play.

FrankM

BAR GP7 #63 posted:

Down & dirty. Love it.

Moonson posted:

That scrap pile is wonderful! It's exactly how I remember them at the steel mills in the Pittsburgh area, back in the 50's. And the entire scene around it sets the narrative in-play.

FrankM

FrankM: Thank you very much.

Johan 

Arnold D. Cribari posted:

BAR GP7 #63 posted:

Down & dirty. Love it.

Arnold: Thanks.

Johan 

BAR GP7 #63 posted:

nice looking junk pile! Lol

Just arrived from Trainworld,  ready for inspection, oil, lube test drive and fun!!!