Sssssssmokin' Sssssssunday!

TedW posted:

Sm Su 1/21/18

Nice Burlington set Ted.

Modified Lionel smoke unit with home brew chuff driver.

Pete

Smokin' MTH Jersey Central FM  Trainmaster gettin' ready to haul big oil:

I got out the old Railsounds conventional NY Central to run around my loop of 027. Too much fun. 

Veddy nice!  And not just because of the gi-raffes! 

Mitch 

Smokin' Sunday MTH Proto 1 Reading Crusader:

That Crusader snd postwar aluminum passenger cars Rollin' Down the Line:

Providence, Rhode Island, early 1940s.  Looking southwest from the Statehouse on a cold day.  More steam than smoke...

[Sorry; image removed to avoid potential copyright issues.  Contact me offline if you'd like a private copy.]

Steven J. Serenska

briansilvermustang posted:

Which Toy train manufacturer is making smoke units like that? LOL

Key O Scale L-105

Erik C Lindgren posted:

Key O Scale L-105

Nicely done!  

Which reminds me of this pic I did a couple years ago for local weatherman and NWA Train Show booster Dan Skoff:

Turns out Dan had actually chased the tornado that I shooped into the Rivarossi Allegheny's stack...  ;-) 

Mitch 

M. Mitchell Marmel posted:

Erik C Lindgren posted:

Key O Scale L-105

Nicely done!  

Which reminds me of this pic I did a couple years ago for local weatherman and NWA Train Show booster Dan Skoff:

Turns out Dan had actually chased the tornado that I shooped into the Rivarossi Allegheny's stack...  ;-) 

Mitch 

That’s awesome 

At the moment this MTH Railking Proto 1 Pennsy K4 is my most productive smokin' engine. The smoke unit was recently cleaned and tuned up:

Here she is hauling box cars:

A very small contribution.

Ron H posted:

A very small contribution.

In the bottom picture, the smoke is set aglow by the headlight making it look like the smoke is aflame.

4 MTH BNSF AC4400s doing a coal drag on the FMRC modular layout.

Erik, again is it live or is it Lindgren?  Your modeling and photography skills make it very hard to tell.