@pennsyfan posted:@trumpettrain Patrick, as per your usual nice shots of your Tail Ends. Is that a Dimestore Dream auto?
Bob - the car with the Coca Cola emblem on the side is a Road Champs car I bought back in the mid 2000s. I assume it's a Coca Cola salesman's company car.
Here's my rears for today: "The Tail of Two Switchers."
Have a good TET
Running NYC Dreyfuss Hudsons (plural) Friday at Bob's nice layout just as one of the consists passes. Seems am always focusing on only the locomotives/engines rather than the rear end! This is a K-Line 21" former Amtrak set that someone stripped years ago. I haul them out occasionally when appropriate and needed.
wow....TET again. Here's a few.
Stay safe everyone. 
Man, that black Charger is pretty sharp - Don't recall seeing one of those models before..
@c.sam posted:Man, that black Charger is pretty sharp - Don't recall seeing one of those models before..
Thanks c.sam. I think the station manager gets time to polish it. 
I picked it up a awhile back when our local model train dealer was still in business. On the bottom it shows that it is a GREENLIGHT collectable made for Warner Bros. from China. 
Photos and video show my MTH model of New Haven Railroad caboose C-649 on my 10’-by-5’ model railroad. This caboose is not prototypical for the New Haven Railroad, which never had a caboose of this type…
MELGAR
MTH
A new tail end for this TET.
Gene
tail end to my Aerotrain trailing car.
- walt
Just before Thanksgiving, 1949… looks like a lot of folks are on the way to that toddlin’ town for the holiday - they needed a second section.
One of my more recent favorites is the Lionel crew talk caboose:
Burlington Junction train backing through a switch, Montgomery Illinois.
Some ladies getting a free ride downtown
Here's my rear for this fine Tuesday! Back end of a N&W J class locomotive.
CN at the tail end today.
Well here is the front end and the rear end of my new "Galloping Goose" , its so short you get both ends at the same time
Here are a couple of video's of her in action.
Best Wishes
Don
@Dallas Joseph posted:Thanks c.sam. I think the station manager gets time to polish it.
I picked it up a awhile back when our local model train dealer was still in business. On the bottom it shows that it is a GREENLIGHT collectable made for Warner Bros. from China.
That's the Black Charger from the iconic Steve McQueen car chase in the movie Bullitt.
Boston & Maine caboose #104647 (MTH 20-91088, March 2002, $54.95) is at the tail-end of a train powered by B&M 2-8-0 #2403 on my 12’-by-8’ layout. The locomotive is a Weaver die-cast model of a Baldwin Consolidation.
MELGAR
Here’s PRR Porthole Caboose 877347 on the tail end of a giraffe train. Actually 7 giraffes. 2 elephants and a reindeer. Lionel RS11 8618 is on the point.
Here's my rears for this fine Tuesday!
I've explained numerous times here that I can't set up a scene, photo it, and post it - I have to use pictures that I already have. Many times they are not the ideal shot, like today's, but at least they fit the topic.
Here's the tail end of my Baby Blue Comet tin-plate set and partially visible the tail end of my tin-plate Christmas train (as MTH called it).
I just now had to laugh at it. I noticed the title and the intent of the photo had nothing to do with the trains
- walt
Well here is my Williams 44 T for the UP and the matching Marx 3824 UP caboose.
Happy Tuesday everyone. We had RAIN yesterday and last night , first time in well over a month!! Maybe drought is over.
Don
Its TET on the first Tuesday of November. I noticed a while back that Lionel cabooses seem to be a tad narrower than MTH, especially since I use them for TET.
Have a great day!
Tail end of a work train have a good TET
I think I took this photo in Mendota Illinois.
A good TET wish to all.
Ps3 / Premier.
..........and a friend's rear.
God Speed until the next TET
Lionel - did Great Northern use trainphones?
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