Photo Chain Game

Following walt rapp, yard sign

Yard sign...

@DaveP posted:

Yard sign...

@DaveP

Dave:

The above is a great scene! I have a question. Where did you get your stone retaining walls near the bridge and, perpendicularly, to the right of the of the foreground building or, did you make it from scratch?

Sort of a yard sign

- walt

@Randy Harrison posted:

@DaveP

Dave:

The above is a great scene! I have a question. Where did you get your stone retaining walls near the bridge and, perpendicularly, to the right of the of the foreground building or, did you make it from scratch?

I believe those were Scenic Express ‘Pennsy’ style walls. I purchased them many years ago at my local hobby shop. They’re semi rigid and I forget the length, I also bought matching seam sealers and angled abutments.

@DaveP posted:

I believe those were Scenic Express ‘Pennsy’ style walls. I purchased them many years ago at my local hobby shop. They’re semi rigid and I forget the length, I also bought matching seam sealers and angled abutments.

@DaveP

Dave:

Thanks for your quick reply. The ones in your photo sort of looked like the Scenic Express product you mentioned but the color of the stones looked to be a bit lighter than the ones I have. Again, that was a great scene.

Following Mr. Rapp….trees

following @mike.caruso ... observation car (oh yea...and trees! )

Best Wishes,  Don

Following Don McErlean, Observation cars

Following Sitka...A much older observation car this one from American Flyer (Chicago Flyer).  It's marked "Oriental Limited" but it is NOT part of Flyer's Oriental set which used orange cars.  From the late 1920's.

Best Wishes, Don

Flyer observation:

PD

Following pd et al:  observation car.

Regards,

Bob

Following bobfett, observation car

Following the posts with observation cars, here are some O gauge tinplate sets with their observation cars.

Top:  Ives set with observation car.
Second:  Bing set with observation car.
Third: Another Bing set with observation car.