@scott.smith posted:Only Milwaukee I own.
Scott Smith
If you're only going to own one, that's the one to have.
@Rick Wright posted:Westbound at Summit
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Boxcabs and Fs meet at Mid-Grade
I love the black Box Cabs
@PAUL ROMANO posted:Johan, this shot looks absolutely real! Nice work!
stunning.
I see there is truly heaven on the forum, and it came in Orange , Maroon , and a little Grey!
@Krieglok posted:A favorite when it comes to electrics...
Tom
I like them in the Black the best
Couple boxcars, Lionel 9731 from 1974, 75 and a repaint Op. car 9228 CP 1986
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I finally found a set of Phoenix Railways Hiawatha cars. Here they are behind a Pride Lines steamer. It's not a perfect color match, but pretty close.
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@BlueComet400 posted:I finally found a set of Phoenix Railways Hiawatha cars. Here they are behind a Pride Lines steamer. It's not a perfect color match, but pretty close.
not matching is ok deferent batches of MR paint could be slightly off
@vash44 posted:I like my Milwaukee Road a bit on the yellow side of life. =)
Boy I’ll SAY !!! 4 different named cars !!!! 😮🙂🙂 😜😜😜 !!!!
This is the only Milwaukee Road I have.
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@Yellowstone Special posted:This is the only Milwaukee Road I have.
nice
These are no comparison to the nice models being shown here but it is all my MR except one boxcar I can’t find. The NW2 is an All nation that runs smooth as silk, the reefer is Atlas and I built the caboose. I have yet to weather the loco.
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@Brother_Love posted:These are no comparison to the nice models being shown here but it is all my MR except one boxcar I can’t find. The NW2 is an All nation that runs smooth as silk, the reefer is Atlas and I built the caboose. I have yet to weather the loco.
I have just pulled out my caboose book , to order supplies to make 3 of these , this is the most common style they should have been making in O . great job on all of them.
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wow a full stable
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@Jeff B. Haertlein posted:
who made the 4-6-2
Here’s my fav - Weaver Baltic
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Anyone think this combination of engines ever operated in real life? As the owner of the layout in my basement, I made an executive decision to put my newly acquired Western Maryland GP40 in the first consist headed eastbound.😊
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@DG posted:Anyone think this combination of engines ever operated in real life? As the owner of the layout in my basement, I made an executive decision to put my newly acquired Western Maryland GP40 in the first consist headed eastbound.😊
Nice looking Milw engines !, MTH ?
@DG posted:Anyone think this combination of engines ever operated in real life? As the owner of the layout in my basement, I made an executive decision to put my newly acquired Western Maryland GP40 in the first consist headed eastbound.😊
I would have made it the lead unit! 
Yes, they are MTH engines, lead unit is powered, 2nd Milwaukee engine is a dummy (or non powered) and the Western Maryland is also a dummy.
It's not O scale, but here are my images of the Milwaukee Road in HO at my train club (South Florida Railway Museum). I'm slowly building a 12+ unit consist to be led by a MTH Little Joe locomotive that I recently purchased on Pre-Order from TrainWorld. Riding along with the Little Joe in what I will call the Cascade Mountains is an "Excursion Consist" of a Super Dome and a SkyTop Lounge Observation Car. I just love the Orange and Maroon color scheme, the UP scheme, not so much.
Here is my YouTube video of it from late last month https://www.youtube.com/
The Milwaukee Road is one of my favorite lines of the past, bit too expensive to be done in O, but I'm always on the lookout for just the single 1:48 SkyTop Lounge by Golden Gate Depot that I would display at home under glass.
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HRM Laser Models Milwaukee Road Wausau Wisconsin depot kit. See this post in the Scenery & Structures section for details.https://ogrforum.com/...-wisconsin-depot-kit
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@Amfleet25124 posted:It's not O scale, but here are my images of the Milwaukee Road in HO at my train club (South Florida Railway Museum). ...snip...
Is that the one in the freight shed at the Deerfield Beach Amtrak station?
@milnyc posted:HRM Laser Models Milwaukee Road Wausau Wisconsin depot kit. See this post in the Scenery & Structures section for details.https://ogrforum.com/...-wisconsin-depot-kit
So I'd like to know who made these Hiawatha 4-6-0s? And HRM Laser does a lousy job getting back to my three requests.
I made the 4-6-0 locos. See this topic from a while back.
https://ogrforum.com/...awatha-4-6-0-project
There must be some kind of e-mail glitch, Scott at HRM has always been very fast to respond.
Scott at HRM models was kind enough to upscale his Wausau, WI HO REA freight house kit to O scale for me. Kit number HRM-713. I managed to find the space next to the depot. Most of the interior details are from Berkshire Valley Models.
See this thread for the details on the depot. https://ogrforum.com/...-wisconsin-depot-kit
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Well, I saw the topic and I thought I'd pull our Lionel Milwaukee Road #261 out of the glass display cabinet and have it pull our Christmas consist. It's not pulling passenger car set you'd expect to see (those are in the boxes right now) but the focus is on #261. Even without the passenger cars it's a blast to run our only Milwaukee Road engine (love the sound and the steam chest cylinder effect)!
- I'm sure the vehicles don't match the era, but our layout has whatever the kids (big or small 
) like to have on the layout.
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