Tail End Tuesday

Brass C&O woodside caboose imported by Rich Yoder.

Ken

MTH bobber heading in for the evening.

Sit back and take it easy for the rest of this TET all.

God Speed

Happy TET fellow forumites!!! Here’s another Lionel custom rum from Gryzboski’s… a bay window caboose in the current paint scheme.

Here's my rear for this fine Tuesday!   Tail end of a jet powered snow blower and MOW pickup truck.  Both are at the tail end of a spur.

At the tail end of my train this Friday are New York Central cabooses #19877 and #380 – pulled by Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal 0-6-0T #15 on the O-36 inner loop which runs through a narrow rock cut on my 12’-by-8’ layout. The cabooses were made by MTH.

When I built the layout, the inner part was open for access but I didn’t like the way it looked, so I filled it in and added a truss bridge, hills, and the O-36 inner loop. The rock cut was made to look like the cut on the Hudson Line of the New York Central Railroad just south of the Spuyten Duyvil station. Does anyone see a resemblance?

MELGAR

MTH Premier

Here are 2 Tail Ends on this Tuesday.

@kanawha posted:

Brass C&O woodside caboose imported by Rich Yoder.

Ken

Ken

Who makes the Station , I like it.

Some crumb box on Tail End Tuesday

This “tail end” Amtrak Cabbage Unit will become a “front end” on Friday, LOL:

@Jim Teeple posted:

Ken

Who makes the Station , I like it.

Jim,

I built that station more than a decade ago from a wood laser kit and I don't remember who made it. It is almost identical to a standard C&O station but the kit was marketed as being some other railroad's station. I haven't seen another for sale in years. Here's a couple of better views:

Ken

Well its hard to tell the back from the front, but here is the local trolley having just delivered a bunch of commuters to work, moving back on the line to return to center city Savannah to gather up another load for the waterfront.

Best Wishes for a great Tuesday.

Don

@kanawha posted:

Jim,

I built that station more than a decade ago from a wood laser kit and I don't remember who made it. It is almost identical to a standard C&O station but the kit was marketed as being some other railroad's station. I haven't seen another for sale in years. Here's a couple of better views:

Ken

Ken

Thank you so much for the photo, saved them to my future projects file.

Jim