The Weekend is finally here and for many of us PYDS (Post York Depression Syndrome) has set in. So let's get WEEKEND PHOTO FUN started and get our minds back to the trains.
New Lionel Big Boy
I really like this Western Union set.
Here are some more pictures of the Halloween section of the VMT layout:
Let's see your pictures.
Scott Smith
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The little guys were running on the Seattle & Yakima RR
It's beginning to look a little like...
Found this in my Lionel Purchase for a second York in a row.
The construction of the LUG LCS DEMO Board. We used this to show all available and future LCS components and how they operated.
The Sharks I picked up at York. Nice engines!
For those "close lookers". The Weaver model is a Baldwin Locomotive. #29 is an Alco, manufactured in Pittsburg(h). Lake Superior and Ishpeming, Iron Ore, railroad.
South Rim of the Grand Canyon, near the train station.
Another LS&I consolidation. ?I think? Western Maryland Scenic RR. Big Consolidations. IMO
Western Maryland Scenic, still burns coal. Grand Canyon #29, the last time it was operated, probably was run on re-claimed peanut oil, that smelled like French Fries.
Here is my contribution.
Andre.
The hobos are taking it easy here on the Solid Rock Railroad:
A city scene from one of Bill Parkinson's modules. The trolley is on an automated loop with multiple stops.
Chris
LVHR
That is gorgeous! Your scenery work is just spectacular!!! 
Here is my contribution.
Andre.
Look like Shanty man is watching and waiting for Chev car and F unit to get into the accident! 
Just in time for Christmas the 3 trams bought this week.1Christmas & 2 Chinese's versions but only one has arrived to date.James
Have a Great Weekend Everyone!!
Alan
The layout is kind of in limbo right now due to a bathroom modeling project going on directly above it. The garage is being used for a staging area of sorts...boxes of cabinets, fixtures, a new tub are all blocking access. Tile is being cut in the doorway. A big mess and not easy to negotiate around.
There's a train somewhere behind that tub!!
If I twist and contort myself like a pretzel, I can make my way to the transformers, but the footing is very unsteady. So operations have been severely curtailed! Meanwhile, a new E7 from 3rd Rail patiently awaits on a kitchen counter!
- Mike
"Small layout...Big dreams"
A 2013 Christmas Layout memory 
- walt
Dusk sets in:
The only difference between these 2 night scenes is that the tree is lit in one and not the other.
Great pics so far!
Here's the rest of the York layout pics.......
The Orange and Montpelier VA RR stations on the NS main line between DC and Charlottesville
Central of Georgia 
Here is my contribution.
Andre.
Andre - Love that picture! Very realistic looking.
Art
John - Wow! Great picture and scenery work.
Art
Main St. West on layout. All ceramic buildings.
My favorite tank car. Gee, I wonder why? LOL
Building towards creating 2014 Christmas Layout memories. End of week #1
Not much to see because I have to put ALL of the wiring in place before I can do anything. Hard to notice, but I lay down 1/2" blue board first, leaving gaps between the pieces. I run all my wires in those gaps. This way when I lay down the Homasote I'm not tramping on wires. Takes a LOT of planning.
- walt
Building towards creating 2014 Christmas Layout memories. End of week #1
Wires? What wires?
- walt
AIU #1
AIU #2
Fabulous, John. I doubt many would question this image if posted on the 'real trains' forum. Please post a few more.
Not to be redundant, but "Is it real or is it John Sethian?"
The Orange and Montpelier VA RR stations on the NS main line between DC and Charlottesville
Peter,
When we lived in Goldvein Virginia from 1987 to 1993, we used to go to the mountains a lot. If we went by way of Charlottesville, I always stopped at the Montpelier station to stretch legs and get the little ones out of the car seats for a while. We also went through Orange a few times, but I never stopped. Great stations! Great photos and thanks for the good memories.
My favorite tank car. Gee, I wonder why? LOL
My favorite town...Spencer, Iowa...my home town.
Art
Walt as usual I can't wait to see what you produce this time. James
This is the loco I was thinking about to re-letter as a CN steamer to pull the 7 CN box cars I have.
Any thoughts please.
Enjoy your weekend and be safe.
Joe B.
This year’s Fall grape harvest will be over soon. The pungent odor from the coming graph crush will delight tourists and winery workers alike. Nice photos this week--thanks for sharing.
We lined up two fabulous engines for the TM video production this week.
GREAT PIC's THIS WEEK AS USUAL
Walt
The wiring you set up each year is amazing. No wonder you capitalized LOTS of Planning!! Any tips as to how you keep track of what goes to where?
I always enjoy your contributions here.
Sam
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