Front End Friday

Happy Front End Friday!

Happy Friday! Have a great weekend

Happy FEF!

Special delivery this week.

@RSJB18 posted:

Happy FEF!

Special delivery this week.

Yes indeed Bob.

End of the front kind for this Good Friday.

@Berkshirelover726 posted:

Happy Front End Friday!

@Bershirelover726:  Fabulous photo!!  Love the wheels and switch machine in the foreground and the track level camera angle is superb!

Hard to beat a SF PA!

Some good news on this Good Friday...thank you

Good FEF indeed!!!

Happy FEF from some SD35 engines

Great pics, guys! My meager contribution....

The end of the line for MTH S Scale:

Rusty

A Santa Fe Slug leading the way.

Happy FEF to all! Here's a picture of my newest front end,  an MTH CNW  Inspection car.

Have a blessed holiday no matter what your faith is.

Happy FEF guys. Here is my 1989 uncataloged JC Penny's Lionel NYSW Susquehanna RS-3 Diesel #8809.

@Krieglok posted:

Great pics, guys! My meager contribution....

Meager? I beg to differ......very nice collection!

Happy FEF.

Did Someone say Front End Friday? 8042 LIT and Smoking

Alco

K4s

@Ron H posted:

Alco

Ron...great engine...see my post above..."hard to beat a Santa Fe PA"

Front End Friday. Southern Pacific F3.

@trumpettrain posted:

@Bershirelover726:  Fabulous photo!!  Love the wheels and switch machine in the foreground and the track level camera angle is superb!

Thank you so much!

MTH HO F7's

Exquisite little models, SS side panels, well detailed, and have full PS3 sound. The Yellowbonnet even has grab irons on the nose. Produced WAY back in 2010 when no one else was plating the cabs in O guage.

I'm looking for a single yellow A unit, powered or non.

Happy Front End Friday!

Happy FEF!

@FlyPlanes-PlayTrains posted:

Happy FEF!

Love the Plasticville motel! The trees look great too. Thanks for sharing

Happy FEF!

Rusty

Some HO Scale Passenger Motive Power on this Fine Front End Friday!!!

Ends of the front kind for this fine Friday!  

Front ends!

Northern Pacific 44 ton by post war Lionel performing switching duties in Terryville Yard.

Modern Lionel, B&O F-T Diesel.

Well happy F.E.F everyone!  Another week comes to a close.  My theme today is..."How the Mighty and Fallen"... This scene depicts conditions sometime in the mid 50's as steam is on its way out.  The streamlined PRR "torpedo" once the queen of the mainline for passenger service has been relegated to a humble caboose hop - perhaps even on her way to the scrap line...but she still stands proud!

Here she is, still standing tall and proud with her streamlined skirt and stack.   Officially she is the Lionel 1688E made in gunmetal from about 1937-1942.  Now in 1955, after superior war time duty, she is just destined for the scrap or low end duties.Clo

Close up of that streamlined front end, ready for high speed but unlikely to be needed for her duties today.

Here is her little train today.  A humble caboose hop to transport her up the line to an uncertain fate.

The caboose is no youngster either, the Lionel 2672 was made in 1941-42

Well happy F.E.F everyone.  Best wishes , have a great weekend.

Don

Happy FEF This actually happened tbe other day when i wasn’t looking and everything shut down. So i decided to use it and take some pictures.

All clear good job everyone. It’s Miller time!

Happy FEF.