Automobiles/ Trucks 1/43-1/50 scale let’s see them

Yes, Mercury Turnpike Cruiser 1957 , the new lionel flat car with the corgi mack trucks I got for $50.00 @ Holly Beach Train depot wildwood , N.J. , he has some great prices . 

Norscot 1:50 Model 389 Peterbuilt w/Lowboy trailer.

John

John 

absolutely love this pic and truck I’ll have to show my brother he’s a Pete/ Kenworth fan and I’m a Mack fan but still love those Pete’s. I drove 1989 Peterbilt 379 back in 1991 over the road the  same color but it had a 60” sleeper.  thanks for posting 

Thanks Lee!

I’ve been a lifelong Pete and Mack fan. Always thought the Pete cabovers were the coolest until seeing the Anthems, they are my fav now.

John

Picked up this little beauty yesterday of a 1949 Massachusetts State Police car which was almost hidden away at my LHS.

Richie

thanks for posting that beautiful cruiser 

Motorcycle Officer Barney Fyfe keeps an eye on the matrimonial service taking place outside the church.  The father of the bride has brought along some reassurance just in case the groom gets last minute cold feet.  Sister Mary Battle-ax  guards the front door of Our Lady of Locomotion Church.  Since the young couple is already in a family way, the good Sister will not allow the wedding to take place inside the church. Father McKinnsey agreed to marry the couple outdoors.  The white Caddy awaits to whisk the couple off to a reception or a maternity ward, which ever comes first.  

Patrick 

Thats one of my wife’s and I favorite episodes lol we watch Andy together a lot I think she has 21 recorded  that’s a funny pic and story thanks for posting 

trumptrain posted:

Motorcycle Officer Barney Fyfe keeps an eye on the matrimonial service taking place outside the church.  The father of the bride has brought along some reassurance just in case the groom gets last minute cold feet.  Sister Mary Battle-ax  guards the front door of Our Lady of Locomotion Church.  Since the young couple is already in a family way, the good Sister will not allow the wedding to take place inside the church. Father McKinnsey agreed to marry the couple outdoors.  The white Caddy awaits to whisk the couple off to a reception or a maternity ward, which ever comes first.  

Finally! Somebody besides me who knows how to write fine fiction!

trumptrain,  Thank you for the scene and the nod to the Beatles.

Bill

Odenville Bill posted:

trumptrain,  Thank you for the scene and the nod to the Beatles.

Bill

Bill - glad you like the scene!  Also glad you caught my nod to the Beatles too

Sorry Patrick I missed the nod I’m a little young born in 1968 where was it I hate to ask. 

Lee, "Eleanor Rigby", a song on the "Yellow Submarine" album.  Father McKennsey is mentioned three times.

Bill - life long Beatles fan

Odenville Bill posted:

Lee, "Eleanor Rigby", a song on the "Yellow Submarine" album.  Father McKennsey is mentioned three times.

Bill - life long Beatles fan

Thanks Bill I’ll have to go listen to it now 

jgtrh62 posted:

Thanks Lee!

I’ve been a lifelong Pete and Mack fan. Always thought the Pete cabovers were the coolest until seeing the Anthems, they are my fav now.

John

John

I’ve like them both and drove lots of both but Mack is my pick. I like the Anthems also when you sit in a New Mack you still feel like your sitting in a truck and not a pickup truck.  I own a 1.1 1976 Autocar but always wanted a Mack maybe some day I’ll get me a little B67 Mack keep those pics coming

Here is my new 1938 Mercedes with Erwin Rommel ready for action and another Nazi Mercedes.

Mikey 

Nice are those Plastic models? Who makes them thanks for posting 

Lee,

These Models are metal made by Rio of Italy,they have many different Versions of These vehicles on the website.

Mikey

Thanks 

Brings to mind the old Dinky 152b Morris Staff Car:

Probably a bit smaller than 1/43, a fun toy from my youth. This recently surfaced in a box of other vintage diecast from the attic. Tires were gone, but years ago I found a size of rubber faucet washer that fit perfectly. Good for another 40,000 miles. 

PD

DP. Thanks for posting nice save too 

I bought this 2004 beat-up piece of junk for 25 cents. My smart, intelligent wife (She married me, you know) dissolved the paint with nail polish remover and then painted this "London Black Taxi" a cheerful yellow.

First manufactured in 1907, this particular model was first manufactured in 1948. Variations and improvements are still in service.

                                             Facing falling business due to competition from other brands, the owners sold off thousands to the public.

mikey posted:

 

At the end of the war, many of these cars were found and used by various allied units. E/506PIR (the "band of Brothers" unit) had one for a short while, if memory serves. Would be cool to have one marked, "under new mgt" on the door in crude lettering hand-painted, on a flatcar...

          Time for some two wheel action'''

Vehicles seen in Patsburg.

 Wow Pat, been meaning to ask you', how large is your layout'...?

Quarter Gauger 48 posted:

 Wow Pat, been meaning to ask you', how large is your layout'...?

Ted - My layout is actually 6x16 ft.  The Westend End Neighborhood actually sits on a 1x4 ft. extension over the west side of my layout increasing the layout at that point to 17 ft.  The photos  you see today have been taken over the last few years.... scenes have come and gone.  

I enjoy changing scenes often.  I call doing this scene changing thing ... creative play.   Changing scenes keeps me from becoming bored with my layout.  As we know from real life, scenes around the railroad change all the time.... different trains run over the same track locations, different freight cars sit on the same siding/spur each week, MOW equipment working along the ROW, new signals erected and others disassembled, vehicles change, seasons change, etc. 

When I hosted Team Track Tuesday for two and half years, I would create a new team track scene practically every week... and I took plenty of photos of these scenes each week some of which were never posted ( and eventually will be ) here on the OGR forum.    The TTT thread also inspired me to create other new scenes ( non - team track )  on my layout as well ( but not on a weekly basis ).  

My layout was featured in Run 290 in 2017.  I took all the photos for that OGR feature after purchasing my first digital camera for that very purpose. ( At the time I knew very little about photography ... and still don't know all that much LOL! ... but more than when I started )  Since then,  I've amassed almost 10,000 photos of my layout.  I'm now contemplating making some major scenic changes in my downtown area to accommodate some new buildings I've  purchased.  Periodically changing things around keeps the layout from becoming stale and keeps me engaged in the creative process which result in lots of fun.  

Vincent. Thanks for posting that car I like that color now

Ted. Those are some nice pics. of the two wheelies 

Patrick. Thanks for those pics love the Military ones. And I really appreciate you posting your layout history I’m sure some of us like me don’t know the background of your layout. I’m like you I’ve got to move stuff change things your right if we don’t it will get boring. 

Thanks again everyone for posting your pics and keeping this going. Sorry nothing from me again trying to get my rolling stock out of the way then on to the vehicles and such 

           A couple of tractor trailers loading up in Paterson, NJ at NJ Hirailers.

                            A Kenworth and a Peterbuilt? Anybody know?

Here are some military vehicles.

trumptrain posted:

Vehicles seen in Patsburg.

Trumptrain,

Thanks for sharing cool vehicles in great scenes. By the way, you are a talented photographer too.

mikey posted:

Here are some military vehicles.

A captured tank!?

PAUL ROMANO posted:

           A couple of tractor trailers loading up in Paterson, NJ at NJ Hirailers.

                            A Kenworth and a Peterbuilt? Anybody know?

Paul

very nice KW and little window Pete made by Champions Of The Road but here come the real truck in the background that black Mack R model made by Corgi  to pick up that Reefer loaded with 80,000lbs of swinging meat. 

Yes he is a great photographer like this pic look how he captures the depth of the street. Thanks Patrick 

mikey posted:

Here are some military vehicles.

Mikey 

Thanks for posting love those Sherman’s 

trumptrain posted:

Quarter Gauger 48 posted:

 Wow Pat, been meaning to ask you', how large is your layout'...?

Ted - My layout is actually 6x16 ft.  The Westend End Neighborhood actually sits on a 1x4 ft. extension over the west side of my layout increasing the layout at that point to 17 ft.  The photos  you see today have been taken over the last few years.... scenes have come and gone.  

I enjoy changing scenes often.  I call doing this scene changing thing ... creative play.   Changing scenes keeps me from becoming bored with my layout.  As we know from real life, scenes around the railroad change all the time.... different trains run over the same track locations, different freight cars sit on the same siding/spur each week, MOW equipment working along the ROW, new signals erected and others disassembled, vehicles change, seasons change, etc. 

When I hosted Team Track Tuesday for two and half years, I would create a new team track scene practically every week... and I took plenty of photos of these scenes each week some of which were never posted ( and eventually will be ) here on the OGR forum.    The TTT thread also inspired me to create other new scenes ( non - team track )  on my layout as well ( but not on a weekly basis ).  

My layout was featured in Run 290 in 2017.  I took all the photos for that OGR feature after purchasing my first digital camera for that very purpose. ( At the time I knew very little about photography ... and still don't know all that much LOL! ... but more than when I started )  Since then,  I've amassed almost 10,000 photos of my layout.  I'm now contemplating making some major scenic changes in my downtown area to accommodate some new buildings I've  purchased.  Periodically changing things around keeps the layout from becoming stale and keeps me engaged in the creative process which result in lots of fun.  

 Thanks for the info Pat'.  You certainly have an action packed layout'.  I had assumed it was larger as you have so many scenes and equipment'.  You sure have utilized every available spot in the space you have.  And I think,  6 X 17 is a very decent and  perfect sized layout'... Manageable, and that is key for a successful operation....  

Love the reefer trailers -- does anybody make reefer units to add on to a regular trailer to make it a reefer?

Can't seem to find any reefer trailers!!

Dewman

Try Wiseman models Keith might hook you up with some give him a call 

Model Tech might  have something that will work.

Try Model Tech Studios - they may have something that will work - they have many nice detail  items.