WEEKEND PHOTO FUN begins now (a bit early).
Here are some photos from last week's Lionel Warehouse Sale.
Let's see your pictures.
Scott Smith
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WEEKEND PHOTO FUN begins now (a bit early).
Here are some photos from last week's Lionel Warehouse Sale.
Let's see your pictures.
Scott Smith
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Glad you started early Scott.
Michigan’s First Major Snow Storm for 2019 - 20 Season • A Photo Album & short story from Pontiac, Michigan
Let’s leave my train room and go rail-fanning. The best way to cure cabin fever.
Train number 350 has arrived on time from Chicago. November 12, 2019 @ 2:39 PM.
The Wolverine Business-class at sunset at the rear of a Siemens Charger. Waiting on siding to return to Chicago.
Amtrak’s conductor has a cup of coffee as she is preparing to take train Number 355 @ 5:35 PM back to Chicago. A CN autorack goes speeding by kicking up snow at 40 mph. I was told that this train is taking finished vehicles from Flint - Saginaw plants to Windsor, Ontario via the Detroit - Windsor Railroad Tunnel.
The engineer is boarding Amtrak’s Midwest Siemens Charger to Chicago.
Train Room Gary is waiting at crossing gate for Amtrak’s Wolverine to clear.
The Wolverine Line to Chicago approaches her first signal bridge.
Wait there is more………………………. !
Last Stop: Ask for a hamburger and I was told they only have cheese burgers & ask for a Pepsi and I was told they only had Coke. What’s up with this ………. ? ! Just one more thing, as you can see I drive a F150 and the final assembly plant is just south of Pontiac. You can take a tour of this plant. “Ford Rouge Factory Tour”. Click here to learn how.
Camera: iPhone 11 Pro & Post-production: Adobe Photoshop & Lightroom.
Thanks for taking a look & have a great weekend: Gary
trainroomgary posted:
That's a Win/Win situation! (Curious, they aren't capable of cooking a burger without placing cheese on it afterwards?  
Nice pictures!!
A 2018 Christmas Layout memory
Santa's house. A really nice product from Lenox. Smokes and has lighting.
- walt
Creating 2019's memories. UGH. Construction ruins my house!!! And these images are AFTER I put away a lot of boxes and BEFORE I got out more.
- walt
It is late 1949 (it is always late 1949 here on the Pomfret Division), and a Pennsy merchandise consist is passing by on the mainline. The L2 is normally not used for this run, but the J1a had a failed bearing and went to the shop. Its been a long time since this 30 year old engine has gone this fast, and folks near the track swear they heard "Whee!" as the engine passed.
This is a K-Line engine upgraded with ERR cruise. The boxcar is MTH.
Here is a group of workbench space taker-uppers that have been recently cleared. They are a combo of found items from storage and some purchases from two Yorks ago along with an eBay score or two (can’t remember now).
Just like Walt, I'm in the process of setting up my Christmas train layout and vintage inspired glitter houses...but my layout won't be anything like the expansive track pattern Walt sets up by a long shot...
One of the newest houses I've built for this year is shown below...here's link to the build...https://www.cardboardchristmas...c.php?f=2&t=1785
And yes...it was inspired by the Lionel 191 Villa...but mine is smaller and not an exact copy...
Howard...
I know squat about New York City but do know something about cigarette advertising. The current issue of OGR features an article about Christmas in Manhattan. The wonderful layout sports a Times Square scene where baseball great Roger Maris is puffing on a Camel cigarette. In my opinion, the modeler nailed this spectacular billboard. For those of you who model other American cities, these special Camel ads might have been part of the city landscape too--San Francisco, for example. Anyway, well done Skip Natoli. Lastly, I’ve never seen a photograph of these Camel guys blowing a smoke ring, but plenty blowing puffs of smoke made from piped-in steam.
Mike McCutcheon posted:
wait wait wait.... is this for racing O27 scout engines or something like that? if so I think we need a video!
In all seriousness, if that's what it is, it'd be a great way to teach kids to take it easy on the curves as oppose to learning that at home with a loco flying off a table
The Atlas O Industrial Rail C&O Steel Caboose in the Chessie System scheme.
The new Atlas O Scale Trainman C&O center cupola caboose in the Chessie System scheme.
The C&O Chessie System cabooses together
Andrew
CAPPilot posted:It is late 1949 (it is always late 1949 here on the Pomfret Division), and a Pennsy merchandise consist is passing by on the mainline. The L2 is normally not used for this run, but the J1a had a failed bearing and went to the shop. Its been a long time since this 30 year old engine has gone this fast, and folks near the track swear they heard "Whee!" as the engine passed.
This is a K-Line engine upgraded with ERR cruise. The boxcar is MTH.
That and the train kicked up a very nice breeze.So says people their that day.
My son sent me this picture of Max, our 13 year old Golden Doodle, watching a CSX mixed freight in downtown Philadelphia.....all the other dogs at the dog park bark and run around as the trains pass. Not old Max.....he's been watching trains all his life......it's just a matter of scale. 1
Here are some pics from Max's formative years:
Peter
Peter, I believe you've told us before but I can't remember Max's breed.
coach joe posted:Peter, I believe you've told us before but I can't remember Max's breed.
Joe......Max is a Golden Doodle......and, an entrepreneur........Max Foods ( on the NYSE  . They exclusively make dog treats
Peter
I recently made this "Vixen by Micheline Pitt" in Burbank CA. Mostly plastic with some wood parts. More pictures in the scenery forum. https://ogrforum.com/...line-pitt-burbank-ca
We had our open house this past weekend and here are a few photos plus a couple of video clips. Big turnout.
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