Photo Chain Game

Post war f3 in the snow.

Following ssm's F3s in the snow:  Christmas tree sales in the snow at the local drive-in theater. To get everyone in the holiday mood the drive-in owner shows holiday movies. Tonight it's Miracle on 34th Street.

Bob

From my Marklin HO layout - more snow.

Steam Engine seen on Don Winslow photo

Steam Locomotive

following Randy Harrison (and others) ... steam engine on the move (Lionel 238E, 1936-1938)

Best Wishes All

Don

Ron

Fire Hydrant as seen on pennsyfan shot.

Post war caboose...

“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.”

Greg J. Turinetti

Based on the above; I am following Don W’s  photo of a caboose.

Smoking caboose

Since there have been some photos of cabooses, let’s add another caboose to the chain.

“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.”

Greg J. Turinetti

Based on the above; I am following WP’s photo containing reefers.

Beer Reefers

Beer Boxcar

from Sitka...a yellow refer (might be filled with beer?)

Best Wishes

Don

“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.”

Greg J. Turinetti

Based on the above; I am following Don M’s photo containing an American Flag.

Concert in the gazebo

American Flag seen on pennsfan photo

Following pennsyfan and Sitka:  American flag on a Kris boxcar.

Bob

“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.”

Greg J. Turinetti

Based on the above; I am following BobFett’s photo containing an American Flag boxcar.

Flag boxcar and boxcar commemorating the Spirit of Union Pacific WW II bomber that UP employees paid for.

Continuing on with our proud U.S. Flag

U.S. Flag

Ron

Edit at 0850 hrs

The Navy standing post at the head of the President's flag draped casket

from Sitka - a flag with no train, this one a Lionel flag pole from 1957 and yes it has a 48 star flag!

from PRRonbh ... a red, white, and blue train but no flag.

Best wishes everyone

Don

“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.”

Greg J. Turinetti

Based on the above; I am following Don M’s photo containing a pine tree.

Lighthouse; Boats and Bait

Following the pine tree chain by Pennsyfan, here are some trees on our layout.

@WP posted:

Following the pine tree chain by Pennsyfan, here are some trees on our layout.

That’s a great scene John!

Water scene, following WP

Following Sitka, pennsyfan, WP others...more pine trees.

Don

Per Don and others pine trees.

....lit pine tree.    ( no eggnog involved)😁

@Dallas Joseph posted:

Per Don and others pine trees.

....lit pine tree.    ( no eggnog involved)😁

Sharp X-mas tree

“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.”

Greg J. Turinetti

Based on the above; I am following Dallas’ photo containing a steam engine  

@pennsyfan posted:

That’s a great scene John!

Thank you Bob!

John

Steam Engine seen on pennsyfan mug shot

Another steam engine following.

Ron

@Sitka posted:

Steam Engine seen on pennsyfan mug shot

Great shot Mark, I think I recognize the man in the fedora.

@PRRronbh posted:

Another steam engine following.

Ron

Sweet Camelback Ron; who made it?

@pennsyfan posted:

Sweet Camelback Ron; who made it?

MTH, got it to go with my Erie Triplex.

Ron

@PRRronbh posted:

Another steam engine following.

Ron

@pennsyfan posted:

Sweet Camelback Ron; who made it?

@PRRronbh posted:

MTH, got it to go with my Erie Triplex.

Ron

Ron , is that engine that MTH made called the '  ANGUS ' ?

@Dallas Joseph posted:

Ron , is that engine that MTH made called the '  ANGUS ' ?

Yes MTH# 20-3439-1

Ron

Well photo chainer's I think we are basically posting "steam engines" per following PRRonbh and earlier pictures.  Here is a Hornby M1 Goods Train set in action.  She is clockwork like most of the Hornby line but has no trouble pulling her little train around my mostly flat layout.  Set is from the 1950's.

Best wishes for a fine Friday...it is RAINING here for the first time since about 1 July- maybe the drought is over!

Don