@Cmontagna posted:Sorry not sorry!!
Definitely a bad influence!
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@Cmontagna posted:Sorry not sorry!!
Definitely a bad influence!
@leapinlarry posted:
Larry those are some really neat demonstrator paint schemes!
@jjwyatt- thanks for the info on the "City of Miami" diesel and passenger cars. Guess I will have to keep my eye out on the MTH section of E-bay to see if any show up. Beautiful engine and cars. Thanks again for your response and the info.
Best wishes
Don
@Cmontagna posted:Sorry not sorry!!
Truth be told, Chris, I’m not sorry either… I should be thanking you for putting me on to a sweet K4
Have a great Front end Friday all! Buy a Vet a Beer
Happy F. E. F!
The first 2 pics are on the Interurban railroad I had, it was 22' x 50.' The model (It was a model of the TMER&L Co.) was in Model Railroader a few times back in the day. It was built in 1935.
The last pic is 2 old Hudsons on display on top of my layout. I had working signals that used one of the rails for detection, this prevented anything that was not powered from the overhead from running.
@BAR GP7 #63 posted:
@BAR GP7 #63, That is a cool photo, got the light just right! That's a tough photo to take, how many times did you shoot it? ;-)
@trumpettrain posted:
More great photos Patrick! I really like that blue and white tractor trailer, nice level of detail too!
Well F.E.F fans I have a fun loco to show today, bit of an imposter but fun nonetheless. This is a Hatchette French Hornby M series overhead electric locomotive. It is a reproduction of a French Hornby loco of about 1952, although this type loco was available from French Hornby from about 1938. Hatchette made its reproductions 2002-2004 and actually used them as premiums to incentivize folks to buy their Trains magazine. Its clockwork and the mechanism seems to work just fine although there is no governor so speed control depends on how many cars you hook on ! While not original, the reproduction is very accurate and this fellow here is in like new condition. They are nice to look at and fun to play with without much of an investment.
Happy F.E.F. Best wishes everyone.
Don
Hello FEFers, Here is a front end at work.
Weaver PRR C1. I like all my Weaver engines (and cars). Really miss them.
@BAR GP7 #63 posted:
Sharp
Here's my entry for FeF, from an angle I don't usually shoot photos from, the far corner of Butt Valley Lake, a PG&E recreational lake. Got an SF work crew finishing up while a pair of Warbonnet F3's wait.
Well, Friday’s really roll around fast, I guess it’s my age, however, @Don McErlean that’s a cool green Electric machine, I’m sure it blends well with your tinplate collectibles, it’s a Wow, @Bar GP7 #63, Johan, that’s a beautiful picture of the engine in the neatly made tunnel, it’s a Wow, @Rsjb18, Bob, that’s a super picture and it’s nice to see ALCO courtesy, wow, nice layout, @Steamfan77, wow, nice switcher on the cool bridge, it’s a Wow., @CAPPilot, that’s a beautiful steamer pushing the car, I love the number boards, nice scene, @Capetrainman, Wow, that’s a beautiful steamer approaching the South Mainstreet crossing, nice layout to, @Sitka, wow, two beautiful pictures of neat trains on a nicely scenicked layout, Wow. Happy Railroading Everyone
@WesternPacific2217 posted:@BAR GP7 #63, That is a cool photo, got the light just right! That's a tough photo to take, how many times did you shoot it? ;-)
Scott,
Thank you. Shooting wasn’t hard, I just focused on the front and that was it. One sample was enough.
Johan
@BAR GP7 #63 posted:
Johan, the brickwork on the inside of the tunnel is incredible. What a great shot of some really great modelling.
@Steamfan77 posted:
Andy the Mill Race bridge came out great. I remember your post while you were constructing it.
@leapinlarry posted:Well, Friday’s really roll around fast, I guess it’s my age, however, @Don McErlean that’s a cool green Electric machine, I’m sure it blends well with your tinplate collectibles, it’s a Wow, @Bar GP7 #63, Johan, that’s a beautiful picture of the engine in the neatly made tunnel, it’s a Wow, @Rsjb18, Bob, that’s a super picture and it’s nice to see ALCO courtesy, wow, nice layout, @Steamfan77, wow, nice switcher on the cool bridge, it’s a Wow., @CAPPilot, that’s a beautiful steamer pushing the car, I love the number boards, nice scene, @Capetrainman, Wow, that’s a beautiful steamer approaching the South Mainstreet crossing, nice layout to, @Sitka, wow, two beautiful pictures of neat trains on a nicely scenicked layout, Wow. Happy Railroading Everyone
Larry all I can say is WOW!
@coach joe posted:Johan, the brickwork on the inside of the tunnel is incredible. What a great shot of some really great modelling.
Joe.
Thank you very much. There will be a few streets and houses on top of the tunnel.
Johan
@leapinlarry posted:Well, Friday’s really roll around fast, I guess it’s my age, however, @Don McErlean that’s a cool green Electric machine, I’m sure it blends well with your tinplate collectibles, it’s a Wow, @Bar GP7 #63, Johan, that’s a beautiful picture of the engine in the neatly made tunnel, it’s a Wow, @Rsjb18, Bob, that’s a super picture and it’s nice to see ALCO courtesy, wow, nice layout, @Steamfan77, wow, nice switcher on the cool bridge, it’s a Wow., @CAPPilot, that’s a beautiful steamer pushing the car, I love the number boards, nice scene, @Capetrainman, Wow, that’s a beautiful steamer approaching the South Mainstreet crossing, nice layout to, @Sitka, wow, two beautiful pictures of neat trains on a nicely scenicked layout, Wow. Happy Railroading Everyone
Thank You Leapin, speaking of sweet layouts, Hats off to you! Mark
@BAR GP7 #63 posted:Joe.
Thank you very much. There will be a few streets and houses on top of the tunnel.
Johan
Can't wait!
Larry - thanks for the comment on my Horby Hatchette electric loco. Like many things in our hobby, not terribly valuable but great fun! Super pictures on your layout as well.
Don
@leapinlarry posted:Well, Friday’s really roll around fast, I guess it’s my age, however, @Don McErlean that’s a cool green Electric machine, I’m sure it blends well with your tinplate collectibles, it’s a Wow, @Bar GP7 #63, Johan, that’s a beautiful picture of the engine in the neatly made tunnel, it’s a Wow, @Rsjb18, Bob, that’s a super picture and it’s nice to see ALCO courtesy, wow, nice layout, @Steamfan77, wow, nice switcher on the cool bridge, it’s a Wow., @CAPPilot, that’s a beautiful steamer pushing the car, I love the number boards, nice scene, @Capetrainman, Wow, that’s a beautiful steamer approaching the South Mainstreet crossing, nice layout to, @Sitka, wow, two beautiful pictures of neat trains on a nicely scenicked layout, Wow. Happy Railroading Everyone
Larry,
Thank you Sir. 🤝
Johan
Thank you for the kind words Larry and Joe!
Andy
@BAR GP7 #63 posted:
Wow Johan.
🎶 over the river and through the woods ......🎶 on top of old smokey.......🎶 working in the coal mine......................
..........it seems like we get a great scene from your layout wherever your camera goes.
Thanks for sharing.
@Dallas Joseph posted:Wow Johan.
🎶 over the river and through the woods ......🎶 on top of old smokey.......🎶 working in the coal mine......................
..........it seems like we get a great scene from your layout wherever your camera goes.
Thanks for sharing.
Dallas,
Thank you for watching. 🤝
Johan
Hi guys, its been a little bit so here I go! LOL First off what great photos buy all!
@BAR GP7 #63 Johan what an AMAZING tunnel shot! if it wasn't for the center rail one would think its the real thing! Outstanding!
@leapinlarry You always have great shots on your layout, but then again itis hard not to when you have such a wonderful layout that your willing to share with the rest of us!
@Don McErlean Don, great looking Tinplate stuff! If I ever got some of it I would be scared to play with it as I would think I would break them! But the stuff you bring to the table look like you just took them out of the box!
I know I am later, but better late then never! LOL
From the overpass I was able to get a shot of the 5835 BNSF and the 7201NS waiting to head out, the BNSF has a load of containers and the NS has a tank car train!
I hope you all had a great weekend and a wonderful Monday and Tuesday!
@mike g. - thanks for the complement Mike, I really like your modern looooooong diesels, if I tried to run those on my layout at 0-31 and 0-27 I would have to install a hinge in the middle. They are really neat however. I am sorry I can't do it however because those BNSF diesels are what we see in our neighborhood all the time, running between here and Dallas.
Best wishes
Don
@Don McErlean posted:@mike g. - thanks for the complement Mike, I really like your modern looooooong diesels, if I tried to run those on my layout at 0-31 and 0-27 I would have to install a hinge in the middle. They are really neat however. I am sorry I can't do it however because those BNSF diesels are what we see in our neighborhood all the time, running between here and Dallas.
Best wishes
Don
I hear what your saying Don. You run what you can and just enjoy life while your at it!
@mike g. posted:Hi guys, its been a little bit so here I go! LOL First off what great photos buy all!
@BAR GP7 #63 Johan what an AMAZING tunnel shot! if it wasn't for the center rail one would think its the real thing! Outstanding!@leapinlarry You always have great shots on your layout, but then again itis hard not to when you have such a wonderful layout that your willing to share with the rest of us!
@Don McErlean Don, great looking Tinplate stuff! If I ever got some of it I would be scared to play with it as I would think I would break them! But the stuff you bring to the table look like you just took them out of the box!
I know I am later, but better late then never! LOL
From the overpass I was able to get a shot of the 5835 BNSF and the 7201NS waiting to head out, the BNSF has a load of containers and the NS has a tank car train!
I hope you all had a great weekend and a wonderful Monday and Tuesday!
Mike,
Thank you very much. 🤝
Johan
Have a great FEF! Some F3s rounding the bend.
Happy FEF.
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