Photo Chain Game

Dog hanging out at a redneck bar begging for a cold brew

rednecks outside of a trailer.

Derelict redneck trailer turned into a coffee bar.

PW Lionel S2 Turbine

Lost on the connection, but we'll continue...Turbine:

Every once in a while there appears to be a break in the chain.  I'm amazed at how closely folks have followed the guidelines over the years.

Here is what I posted when I originally started the thread.

Here is an activity that should be fun, easy, and low stress. All it requires is that you can post photos; and use a little creative imagination.

Each time that you visit this thread take a look at the most recent photo posted.  Then post a photo that has something similar in it.  Use your stored photos, or take a photo that has a similar element.  This will create a link in the chain of photos. In one word, or take several if necessary, name the element in your photo that can be found in the previous photo.

Some suggested guidelines:

Be sure that the photo is yours (no borrowing from someone else’s site or Google Images)

Please try to post photos of items that are yours or were yours.

There has to be at least one entry between any entry that you make and the next one that you make.  So: Joe can make a post, but he has to wait for someone else (Moe?) to make a post before he makes a new link in the chain, using an element from Moe’s post.

Let’s try to keep all photos in the realm of model trains.  While I am starting this in the Tinplate forum, because that is where I hang out, anyone from any forum or gauge or era, illustrating any manufacturer or handmade element can contribute.

Please be sure that captions are brief, and that every post has a photo in it.

If you have a question or a comment about a post try to keep it brief, or start a new thread with a copy of the photo about which you have a question, and then ask the question.  (We’ll see if this guideline works)

The goal is to keep the chain going without any breaks

Be creative in your links.

Most of all, let's have fun.

So following on pd's post

Steam engine

Next?

@Greg J. Turinetti

Greg:

Thanks for your post restating the intentions of your thread. I became disenchanted with the thread when members were just "shooting from the hip" posting photos that had nothing to do with the previous photo in the chain. So, using your original photo as a new jumping off point I offer the following:

Passenger trains and station platform with clock tower.

@Randy Harrison posted:

Passenger trains and station platform with clock tower.

Without the wall in the backround , this could be a REAL or Memorex moment Randy.

Nicely done sir , thanks for sharing this one.

Passenger station platform at night

People shopping at night.

People moving to and fro Pennsylvania Station.

@Sitka posted:

Passenger station platform at night

@Genemed posted:

People shopping at night.

@pennsyfan posted:

People moving to and fro Pennsylvania Station.

Wow guys.........really great scenes .

These certainly deserve getting posting on IMAGINEERING IN O GAUGE PHOTOGRAPHY .

@Dallas Joseph posted:

Wow guys.........really great scenes .

These certainly deserve getting posting on IMAGINEERING IN O GAUGE PHOTOGRAPHY .

Thank you Dallas.

Gene

@Genemed posted:

Thank you Dallas.

Gene

You are certainly welcome Gene.

Good efforts deserve recognition sir.

@Dallas Joseph posted:

Wow guys.........really great scenes .

These certainly deserve getting posting on IMAGINEERING IN O GAUGE PHOTOGRAPHY .

Thanks Dallas

People leisurely waiting at the train station.

@pennsyfan posted:

Thanks Dallas

The photo deserves recognition Bob.   HAGD.

@Dallas Joseph posted:

Wow guys.........really great scenes .

These certainly deserve getting posting on IMAGINEERING IN O GAUGE PHOTOGRAPHY .

Thank You Dallas! and great scenes to Pennsyfan and genemed!

More Passengers getting ready to load

Passenger train at night on its way to the city of Christopolis on the Great Northeastern Railway.

@Sitka posted:

Thank You Dallas! and great scenes to Pennsyfan and genemed!

Thank you

Santa Fe PA-1 70L, in the Caprock, Texas Locomotive Facility, at night.  The Engineer and the Fireman are aboard, ready to move off of the Mechanical tracks, over to the depot, to wait in the passenger passing track so that they can swap engines on Train No. 56, which is due to arrive in 30 minutes behind rednose F7's 306L-A-B.

Santa Fe:

A postwar, Lionel, Santa Fe, A-B-A F-3 Leads the Super Chief to its stop at the Great Northeastern Railway's suburban station, Terryville.

PW Lionel 2344 NYC A-B-B-A from 1950-52 running the rails

Southern Pacific F-3’s with freight cars traveling through the Sierras.

PW Lionel F3 2240 AB breaking out of a tunnel

MTH, EMD, F's on the ready track waiting for their next assignment.

Santa Fe F3 awaiting orders to proceed on Main 2.

Pennsy F3 pulling into station

Depot

Depot platform with sailor and waiting passengers.

Passengers waiting for the evening train.

Sailors and other passengers at Pennsylvania Station.

Fire engine at a burning house. Note the smoke coming from the hole in the damaged roof.

Fire Truck = White Castle Truck!

Hope to see you out rail-fanning. Gary 🚂

From the previous photo of a big truck to some small trucks behind the little station in the small Sierra town of Patterson, CA.

Big and small trucks getting loaded at Merola Tile warehouse.

Small truck.( Sorry Pennsyfan ... I had to go off WP's post because your post read "Image Could Not Be Found" from your print description of your not visible photo I think my " small truck" still qualifies your post. )

Small truck