Subs and Trains... Really??

that is awesome

And here I am thinking about a roast beef with Swiss, Mayo, shredded lettuce, onions, roasted red peppers on a Sub roll.

prrhorseshoecurve posted:

And here I am thinking about a roast beef with Swiss, Mayo, shredded lettuce, onions, roasted red peppers on a Sub roll.

Oh man... now I'm hungry 

I would change the prop to something like this .

Your work is normally a cut above. This however is a cut below.

 

 

Very cool. The Providence & Worcester RR ( I don't acknowledge the acquisition) runs a daily out & back that goes right next to the Groton Sub base in CT. The Nautilus is also a floating museum at this location.

Train Dame - thanks for sharing those pics.

Paul

Cool, but too late to be recognized. My GI Joes were from the larger scale era and that full sized sub would have been a monster. I have shots of the earlier "Sea Wolf" but no attachment tool today. (All kinds of Android glitches today... I keep getting a "find in page" menu that doesn't work and won't go away too. It blocks 1/4 of the text screen..but no updates yet) Another thing you might watch for are the scuba tanks for the bigger Joes. They're perfect as large industrial tanks for propane, etc..(no idea on value) They fit cleanly on their side in the bay of an emergency/rescue work caboose. Ship modeling is a good source for stanchions for handrails and such as well.

Railrunnin posted:

Very cool. The Providence & Worcester RR ( I don't acknowledge the acquisition) runs a daily out & back that goes right next to the Groton Sub base in CT. The Nautilus is also a floating museum at this location.

Train Dame - thanks for sharing those pics.

Paul

My pleasure Have a Traintastic weekend!

Farmer_Bill posted:

Your work is normally a cut above. This however is a cut below.

 

 

Ha Ha... clever for sure  

Lionel & MTH put subs and trains together.