Photo Chain Game

Here’s a portal on a wintery mountain for  this hot and humid evening.

Pine trees

Pine trees...

More trees.

Barrels as in WP’s photo.
The diorama was created by Kevin Quinn and gifted to me.

That last photo reminds me I promised my wife I'd clean out the garage...

From Bob's last photo - barrels.

More barrels.

Bob

Barrels

More barrels...from Sitka,bobfett, DonWinslow,and pennsyfan.

Don

Barrels on the dock at the harbor waiting to be loaded.

Barrels picked up from Randy’s loading dock; followed by truckload of beer barrels headed for a polka. They’re followed by a police or FBI vehicle; the barrels are undercover.

Barrels near the NYC mainline...

Diesels as seen on Don winslow photo.

F units as seen on Sitka’s photo.

from pennsyfan...NYC F-3 (Lionel 2344 and 2344C A-B-A)

Don

Trash can as seen on Don's shot.

Passenger station busy with waiting passengers .

How about a quick trip to Europe?

Passenger station busy with waiting passengers...

Arrivals and departures at the Great Northeastern Railway's suburban station Terryville.

As in Randy’s photo, ready to depart.

Station:

Departed     (whhooooppppsss added while PD was adding station)

How about a tour bus for pdp and people for Sitka.

...from pd and pennsyfan a station with people waiting for a train and taxicab and from Sitka a departing passenger train.  Also from Don Winslow - a European train departing...(Hornby M1 tank engine and LMS coaches from the UK).

Best wishes to all, hope your week is healthy and happy!

Don

From previous post by Don McErlean:   People on passenger platform, covered platform structure, track.

John Deere

Flat car load as seen on John H’s photo.

from pennsyfan...panel truck, factory, crossing sign, and source of ice cream!

Best wishes Don

Railroad Crossing as seen on Don's photo

Freight cars as seen in Sitka’s photo. Mine are loaded with treats better than ice cream!

From Sitka and pennsyfan...box cars in a freight train...these are the so called "scale" cars by Marx ( S scale but O gauge).  These were developed 1939-1940 and offered first time in 1941.  While the war did not curtail much for the 1941 season, scarcity of supplies affected the 1942 season and although some retailers got these trains in 1942 the large companies did not as production quantity was limited.  They did re-emerge after the war and the peak of production appears to be 1948.  They lasted until about 1957.

Best wishes

Don

Freight train as seen on Don's post

Corvette.

Cord at train store.

Charger at train station.

Red pickup truck = Detroit Red Fire Department

Gary from Michigan - Hope to see you out "Rail-fanning". 🚂

Fire Chief’s car

@Dallas Joseph posted:

Charger at train station.

Welcome back Dallas, man thought you were still mowing ROFLNice shot of that Dodge. Mark

Fire fighting car

Red caboose: