PRR #8977 (Lionel 6-18000 circa 1989) in honor of the "End of Pennsy Steam, 60th anniversary weekend"!
Also, I had family stop by yesterday, they gave me this picture of Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington Railroad #1 "Readsboro".
Thank you @PRR8976 Tom for running the show, and great pictures everyone...Rich
p.s. I'm pretty confident that BEDT #15 will end up on my layout sooner or later!
Here is a video of my B6 switcher # 5244 bring out the last four cars of my military train at the BDSME, Bethlehem Pa. This is my favorite Legacy engine and I think this is the finest switcher ever made in O scale. Great smoke, sound and whistle and will run all day at speed step one:
JohnB
Murnane posted:
PRR #8977 (Lionel 6-18000 circa 1989) in honor of the "End of Pennsy Steam, 60th anniversary weekend"!
Also, I had family stop by yesterday, they gave me this picture of Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington Railroad #1 "Readsboro".
Thank you @PRR8976 Tom for running the show, and great pictures everyone...Rich
Rich,
Thanks for checking in and posting a pic of your B6. Running Switcher Saturday allowed me to (almost) finish my #227. Just need to install the jewels, now.
Hope you had and are still having a restful weekend. Nice vintage photo from your family!
Tom
JohnB posted:Here is a video of my B6 switcher # 5244 bring out the last four cars of my military train at the BDSME, Bethlehem Pa. This is my favorite Legacy engine and I think this is the finest switcher ever made in O scale. Great smoke, sound and whistle and will run all day at speed step one:
JohnB
JohnB,
Nice looking train, cabin car and B6. 
Tom
Thanks everyone for posting, especially those who scrambled (with no prior notice!) to follow the B6 theme! 
Interesting stuff from everyone whether B6-related or not.
Tom
William's NW2 Jersey Central Switcher. Like many William's locomotives, nothing fancy, but pulls like a bull dog, and economical:
Arnold
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