Normally this time of year I post the Halloween Layout photos from the museum. Because of Covid the trains on the Kids level on the museum layout are turned off. No Halloween layout for the kids this year. So here are some previous years pictures.
Let's see your pictures.
Scott Smith
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Nice pumpkins Scott. October is here, and that makes me happy. How many pumpkins are tunnels?
For this fine weekend: " The roving photographer was out and about in and around Patsburg!" Have a wonderful and safe weekend everyone!
@Dave NYC Hudson PRR K4 posted:Nice pumpkins Scott. October is here, and that makes me happy. How many pumpkins are tunnels?
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That's a very great idea for Halloween tunnels.
Photo and video show Atlas O USRA 0-6-0 CNJ #107 on my 10’-by-5’ layout. I really like the sounds on this model. Running with conventional control at about 18 smph.
MELGAR
That's a great little locomotive.
Got Milk?
Have a safe and fun weekend, folks!
Peter
Installed a MTH Montour bridge this week. It’s in a random spot but then again my whole layout is random.
Railfanning at the bridge!
@SIRT posted:
I'm thinking Harvest Gold!
Its that time again!
Wow Nice work!
Some great layouts and photos you have been posting folks, looks great some nicely detailed layouts thanks for posting each week. It keeps us inspired and going with fresh ideas between the O gauge train magazines in the mail.
I finished scratch building my blue BC Hydro caboose last weekend. Here is the photo of the sides I have cut out from styrene sheets and strips glued together. Then I built a jig to cut the vertical blind curved material for the roof. I had to cut it at an angle to get a curve to match the angled cupola. Along with the Resin kit I built for the yellow BC Hydro caboose and old Lionel SW 900 engine I repainted for BC Hydro, and gutted to make it a dummy. Out for a run on my garden railway. The MP15 and most of the cars were special runs for the Canadian Toy Train Association of BC Electric which later became BC Hydro Railway a local short line. https://www.canadiantoytrains.org/canada-club-cars/
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I have something different this week. Both my son and I like photography. By sheer chance, we both had calendar photos published for the month of October. Steven's is a prototype picture taken on the North Shore Railroad in the calendar they issue annually and is to the left. Mine is a photo of my layout and it can be seen on the right. It appears in the NMRA's annual calendar. Bigger images of the individual calendar photos follow. This was pure coincidence, and I did not even think about it until yesterday when I flipped the calendars to October.
A 2019 Christmas Layout memory 
walt
We had a recent thread on Lionel 6464 box car remakes. Today I got out some of mine for a video. They really make a nice parade of color.
No pictures of the re-wiring I'm doing, just picture a large bowl of spaghetti. I did finish a bash/scratch-build, named after a good buddy.
Trolls looking on as the Halloween Express rounds Cosby Knob
The former Grand Trunk Western steel caboose, originally built for the Santa Fe, was repainted in bright red in the past month. This is at the Union Depot in Vicksburg, Michigan next to the Grand Trunk Western Railroad tracks.
Andrew
Falcon Service
Weekend moving picture.
Wow what a smoker' Pat'.. very nice video'...👍😊⭐
Ted and Melgar - thank you both so much! Yes my MTH RailKing Y6b really puts out the smoke
The real Grand Trunk Western high-cube 86' box cars still in service this Saturday.
They were repainted about 30 years ago, so the paint has faded.
The LIONEL O scale models of the Grand Trunk Western high-cube 86' box cars in what the Blue looked like when the paint was NEW.
Andrew
Falcon Service
Patrick, I was going to ask if that was the Railking Y6b. I've got a Proto Sound version. Wasn't modeling the N&W at all but several years ago, Trainland was blowing out NOS Protosound engines for ridiculous prices and I just had to have big steam.
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