It's time for Weekend Photo Fun!
Here are some pictures I took at the VMT.
Let's see your pictures.
Scott Smith
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It's time for Weekend Photo Fun!
Here are some pictures I took at the VMT.
Let's see your pictures.
Scott Smith
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Northern Pacific action on the Seattle & Yakima RR.
Bill T.
TGIF!!!
The last 2 weekends we've working at my home, increasing the size of our yard for the modular layout.......food is always essential.....
You can see Max giving Tom (Gilly@N&W) a few pointers.
Safe travel everyone....see you all next week!
Peter
Hopefully headed to York this coming week. Thought I would post my first York (2003) purchases. Everything, yes everything in this photo was purchased at my first York. Hope to see you all there and to meet more members of this forum.
Happy weekend everyone...great photos so far! Here are a few shots of my MTH RailKing CNJ SW1 performing switching duties on the WIHABL Railroad. Fresh "out of the shop", she's now sporting fixed pilots, scale couplers and weathering...
Photos shoot of my new MTH J with PS3. This replaces the older PS2 version with the curly tether and blackened drivers. This one is more like the prototype. I really like it.
Click HERE to see the rest of the photos or visit www.toytrainsontracks.com
Here is a Youtube video of the real 611.
Fantastic Job with the conspicuity striping, Steven Michael!!. I've been wanting to put some on an MTH BN GP30 that I have to make it look more like its prototype.
Please elaborate on the tape dimensions, type and how you did it? Thanks.
Larry
Fantastic Job with the conspicuity striping, Steven Michael!!. I've been wanting to put some on an MTH BN GP30 that I have to make it look more its prototype.
Please elaborate on the tape dimensions, type and how you did it? Thanks.
Larry
Steven, thanks for responding. Where did you get the tape?
Larry
Steven, thanks for responding. Where did you get the tape?
Larry
Check out Steven's earlier post about 2 hours ago which is a response to my earlier question.
Larry
Steven Michael,
Could you please tell me if these strips are brighter in color than cars that already have the strips on them from the manufacture? I'm wondering if they will need a coat of dullcoat.
Thanks, Joe B
Reading & Northern ex-Gulf, Mobile & Northern 4-6-2 No. 425 brought an Autumn Leaf Train Excursion from Port Clinton to Jim Thorpe last Saturday and Sunday. She will do the same this weekend. Here she is after a spin on the turntable waiting for the Lehigh Gorge Scenic Railway train to depart at 3:00 PM. Then she will back down and couple on for the return to Port Clinton. Lighting could be better but this was the best angle I could get with autumn colors in the background. When I aimed from the front, glare from the sun interfered. The sun is much lower in the sky that it had been.
Found these in a box; haven't seen the light of day in years.
Early weathering jobs; Weaver cars; weathering can be improved.
Had Weaver re-issued the GM&O wood chip cars in the last run I would have bought a six-pack.
(BTW - these were in a not-so-climate-controlled area, and much of the "rust" on the wheels is, well, rust. The ultimate in accuracy!)
Sirt
I like those plastic tarps/trash bags!
Steven Michael,
Could you please tell me if these strips are brighter in color than cars that already have the strips on them from the manufacture? I'm wondering if they will need a coat of dullcoat.
Thanks, Joe B
Sirt
I like those plastic tarps/trash bags!
John,
He doesn't miss a detail, does he?
SIRT,
Excellent modeling and weathering once again!
Here is a gem I just got from a forum member. MTH Great Northern F3 from 2000. It needs a bit of work to get running smoothly, but what a deal!
Thanks guys.
These Hi Cube offerings are far & few between.
I generally offer two styles, with a Whirlpool appliance load as they generally carried or like this with packing debris.
I have offered black debris on other cars, but not on this type. Not sure if black wrap was available around the 70’s.
I try to do something a little different on each car which also keeps my interest going.
(A black cut up plastic trash bag works well to add interest to the car)
S.
That's a beautiful train BARailroad.
What engine did he use please? Has a scale pilot but the squinty windows look suspiciously like a PW Lionel cab...
These were posted awhile back but I wanted to show them again for any of you who may have missed this before. Jerry Keys of the club put this together. He kitbashed this PRR locomotive from two Williams BL2s and with a first class decorating job he has created a very nice unique piece. It has two PullMor motors in a stretched Trainmaster chassis.
Hi Steven, great job on the reflectors. Who's your dad? (think I know already)
Great pics everyone - thanks for sharing!
--Greg
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