It's FRIDAY!!! That means it's time for WEEKEND PHOTO FUN!!
This past Wednesday at the VMT I removed the Frozen layout and repainted the "box".
After that it was time to put in a new theme for the upfront kids window ...."Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?
Scott Smith
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Around Schenectady. Added the new Broadway limited water tower for NYC weathered,runs great but not weathered enough Don will age it!
SIRT posted:Accident car, VGN #1465
Sweet!!!!!!!!!!!!
dk122trains posted:Added the new Broadway limited water tower for NYC weathered,runs great but not weathered enough Don will age it!
Looks nice, how do you like the action and sounds?
BobbyD posted:dk122trains posted:Added the new Broadway limited water tower for NYC weathered,runs great but not weathered enough Don will age it!
Looks nice, how do you like the action and sounds?
Excellent! Sound is right volume and different sequences every time.
An oldie... One of my favorites from an old layout.
31 car freight train going past the Northeast corner of the layout.
Christopher Have fun with your new Layout. Good to see that you are back to old school Tubular Track.
Steve
Christopher - Nice Pictures of the Altoona Shop. I was there last year with my son. The RR Museum was closed in the winter but did get to see this critter outside.
Steve
A little nostalgia...... personally not that old thank you!
Here are some photos for this weekend's fun! " Musing around Patsburg "
A pretty face from 3rd Rail.
A 2107 Christmas Layout memory 
A daytime image of Waltburg regional airport
- walt
A night time version:
Steve24944 posted:Christopher Have fun with your new Layout. Good to see that you are back to old school Tubular Track.
Steve
Thanks! I had to go with it - it's a classic!
Happy Weekend from Finland. Some Shark Bay R.R. pics.
Today is F3 day on the Santa Fe.
UP merger mashup, oldies and still goodis.
WALT RAPP thanks for the good laugh I'm a senior and have moments occasionally but thought I'd missed from 2017 to 2107 whew and yes I'm kidding we all make typos no biggie but still my sense of humor kicked in.
always enjoy seeing your Christmas layout photos a treat throughout the year.
is the layout still up or?
The Lionchief Lakawanna coming around the bend....
After a quick inspection....
The troublesome trucks along with Annie and Clarabel are still on time....
Paul
Serows1 posted:The Lionchief Lakawanna coming around the bend....
After a quick inspection....
Paul
Paul, great photos.
Last day of the modular layout and the endow the winter train display season 2017-2018.
On our last day we were joined by a special young lady who received a Pennsy LionChief engine and some freight cars. She ran the train better than Gilly and I ran ours.....we were responsible for a few major crashes 
.....
Take down is always sad........
More pics and videos here:
https://ogrforum.com/...r-group-news?page=12
Peter
Peter it looks like yall had a great time!!! Wish some folks in my area were involved in O gauge. The only club in the area is HO only.
Jim
BTW......here's the worst of the crashes Gilly and I were responsible for......
ooooops! 
Peter
Putnam Division posted:Last day of the modular layout and the endow the winter train display season 2017-2018.
Take down is always sad........
More pics and videos here:
https://ogrforum.com/...r-group-news?page=12
Peter
Thank you Peter for sharing your pics, I know I've enjoyed seeing them.
Paul
Hi all,
Hope you are all having a good Friday. Here's a shot from some recent water work on a large 2-rail layout. The two small lakes connected by a water fall are part of a removable access hatch.
I've decided to go all the way ...
by train!
* edit * video added to post
Putnam Division posted:BTW......here's the worst of the crashes Gilly and I were responsible for......
ooooops!
Peter
Ouch! Nice Peter.
Two quick shots of the Texas Eagle coming off the Joint Frisco-MoPac White River bridge heading north to Hollister/Branson on the White Rive Sub; the Eagle was diverted from the old St. Louis, Iron Mountain, and Southern main to St. Louis by a track rehab project. The diversion adds several hours to the run, but who would complain about spending more time on such a beautiful and luxurious train?
The first photo catches T&P Mountain #907 just off the bridge and starting to learn into the curve which borders an Ozark farm near the tower and junction at Notch. The Eagle will thunder past the tower catching orders on the fly. As with the photo from last week, part of the town of Marmaros can be seen in the background, including the head of the hoist house of Lucky Silver Mine, Shaft #1.
Taken a spit second later but with a telephoto lens, the second photo catches the engine "up close and personal" just at the grade crossing that leads to the farm. In the haze on the right, we see some of the fall colors adorning the Ozark hills to the west, muted by the distance.
Worked on painting the copper roof on the the new kit build tonight. Not quite happy with coloring yet.
Also needs some dirt streaks.
Putnam Division posted:
BTW......here's the worst of the crashes Gilly and I were responsible for......
ooooops!
Peter
Those bhappen at our open houses too. 
Interesting that it happened at Geezer Gulch. 
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