Photo Chain Game

piggyback...

Caboose

Steam engine

Trees

My first Steam Engine

Steam locomotive ( btw - my first locomotive too. ), trees, track.

To borrow from Patrick - steam locomotive ( btw - my most recent locomotive too. ), trees, track.

Steam locomotive on a truss bridge.

Bridge, mountain, steam locomotive.

Steam locomotive, snow covered mountain and no bridge.

Green Pennsy locomotive...

Water tank

switch tower, man standing.

Switch Tower awaiting orders and bridge clearing

Pennsylvania Railroad electric approaching signal tower...

barrel, trees, telephone pole, brush.

Bobber caboose

lumber on a flatbed

Loading Dock

Loading dock

trailer.

Trailers on a flat car

Trailer loading

Pick-up truck

@third rail posted:

Pick-up truck

tall light

@trumpettrain posted:

Steam locomotive ( btw - my first locomotive too. ), trees, track.

trumptrain, where did you find some of your peeps; specifically the gent in the wheel chair and his assistant??

@Carey TeaRose posted:

trumptrain, where did you find some of your peeps; specifically the gent in the wheel chair and his assistant??

some are Artista ( gent in wheel chair and person pushing ) others are Model Power and others I picked up for a song and dance at train shows.  

From Carey Tea Ros post:  passenger car, track.

@trumpettrain posted:

Bridge, mountain, steam locomotive.

from Trumptrain,

Bridge, Mountain, steam Locomotive

Tin ship under repairs

GM EMD

Railroad Yard Sign

Steam locomotive, covered station platform, building, track.

Trolley

Lake, trees,  and steep cliff.

@Randy Harrison posted:

Steam locomotive, snow covered mountain and no bridge.

Looks really good Randy.

How do you keep your snow looking so clean ?      Even after about 6 weeks of our PE layout for Christmas the snow looks a little off color.  😝

@Dallas Joseph posted:

Looks really good Randy.

How do you keep your snow looking so clean ?      Even after about 6 weeks of our PE layout for Christmas the snow looks a little off color.  😝

This is a very old iteration of our layout before it became permanent. Originally, we began assembling in early November for Christmas. The snow does discolor. This may be a photo not long after the completion of the layout. We used new snow (quilt batting from a fabric store) each year. I am sorry. I have no magic formula.

We use powdered snow on the club layout that is up for about 6 weeks. We have one member we call snowman because that’s his job. Every year I have to tell him to keep the snow out of the EZ streets track. No Virginia there will not be a Santa Claus or a layout this year.

I guess I'll go with pine tree ( I feel like a retail store: It's not even Halloween yet and here's a Christmas tree - sorry.  lol)

@SteveC posted:

I guess I'll go with pine tree ( I feel like a retail store: It's not even Halloween yet and here's a Christmas tree - sorry.  lol)

(SteveC Xmas tree), Tank car.