Station Saturday

@Robert S. Butler posted:

Here's another one ...a bit late

A lovely Hoge 900, Robert. That was The Old Man's childhood train; hope to find a nice one someday.

PD

This one I built a few years ago for my standard gauge floor layout using erector set parts and glass from old jalousie windows. Cheers everyone and happy thanksgiving.

Waiting to board the Canadian. Scratch build from HO and O parts. Train shed & upper walkway uses parts from Plasticville airport hanger. Main station is from an HO power station.

Really nice, Johnnie W.; I have a stack of narrow glass shelves, and now I know what can be done with them!

Nice modeling, Joe. Looks great!

PD

Joe K - great modeling! JohnA

My Noma Station  with  Marx #999,  2-4-2 approaching the station with a coal load.

This Lionel 127 has, unfortunately, been neglected and is in need of some TLC!

Fendermain

Well, its a cold and rainy Saturday for sure here in central Texas, temperatures in the 40's which is just about as cold as it gets.  So I went looking for a few station pictures to post on this thread that I thought you might like.  Here we go.

An American Flyer station with a freight crane.

A 1920's toy station from Chen.

The Flyer No. 96

Commuters hurry over the covered bridge to get to their platform with the Lionel suburban station in the background.

Finally the Marx Wheaton station, with the most elaborate roof I have ever seen!

Best wishes for a great weekend.  Hope your weather is better than ours.

Don