It’s time for Weekend Photo Fun!!
Here is a picture from York last week.
That’s all I can upload right now. I’m on the road in South Carolina and my PC is stuck in Windows update mode. So the picture above is from my phone.
Let’s see your pictures.
Scott Smith
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Thursday night "fun run" at the Rappahannock Model Railroaders clubhouse - Fredericksburg VA
Two sides of the same tunnel
Changing of the Guard on the TMB;
So l really like GG1s. This one has been on my list. Thanks to Nick a member of our club the look is done. I know it is fantasy but it is sharp. Now have 11 but l have a few more to find.
OK, back this week after missing a week due to York. I promised that I would not post any more photos of my engine servicing facility this week, so here are some photos of an area of the layout that I have not posted any photos of for years...a small early Depression era gas station along US Routes 11/15 just north of Enola yard near Harrisburg PA. Note the highway modeling with the concrete pavement with narrow 10 foot wide lanes and the era appropriate cable guardrail (guiderail if you live in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania). The gas station is a no longer available structure by MTH and a knockoff of a DPM structure. Gas pumps are by Berkshire Valley.
Nice pictures everyone.
Wow Frank. I love the P5a and the J1. Nice.
Thom, that GG1 is beautiful. You can't have too many GG1s.
A 2017 Christmas Layout memory 
- walt
A closeup of the food and playground areas around the drive-in.
- walt
A broader view:
Here's some work in progress shots from the past couple weeks:
As always, look forward to Friday for this thread!
Some UP pushing...
Some CN gate locking...
Some CP... (Bad paint or Turbo fire damage?)
Some Purple Hall layout pics from Friday......
OOOPS....CORRECTION....these last 2 are from the White Hall S layout......
Peter
Putnam Division posted:Some Purple Hall layout pics from Friday......
Peter
Nice pics Peter. I'm waiting to one day see a Drive-In scene where the cars have steamed up windows!
Chicagoland Lionel Railroad Club open house last Saturday. The guys have made some tremendous progress rebuilding the layout. Looks great!
aubv posted:Two sides of the same tunnel
Now we know where the song "99 Cans of Beer on the Wall" came from. NH Joe
Here are a few optics of fun.
More Thursday pics.....the White Hall S gauge layout.....Plasticville looks so much better with S gauge!
Peter
I am finally back home. Here are some pictures from York last week.
Scott Smith
Bobby D: I remember a Drive-in Movie scene at the Black Hall some years ago with one car in the back row bouncing up & down. 
Working on the track ballasting. 
Somehow these nice scale engines just don't look quite right puttin' around on Fastrack...
Lionel should display their high end equipment on something special - either hand-laid track if they don't want to feature Atlas (and of course they can't use ScaleTrax) maybe 'Super O' even!
c.sam posted:
Somehow these nice scale engines just don't look quite right puttin' around on Fastrack...
Lionel should display their high end equipment on something special - either hand-laid track if they don't want to feature Atlas (and of course they can't use ScaleTrax) maybe 'Super O' even!
But Sam in this case it does not matter so much. To the best of my recollection there NEVER was a gray Niagara!!
Ron
It’s early 1977 and a Conrail shop has just fully repainted what would turn out to be the only all blue with full lettering E8. The can opener logo on both sides is at a slight angle, so the shop has to wait on an order from the LHS to arrive. Two heavyweight observation cars are in the paint booth now.
I like that! 👍
Say hello to my friend Marc.
Ralph M posted:Western Maryland F7 A-A
Prototype:
O scale:
Video:
Always so nice to have a model of something that actually exists.
Ron
Union Pacific's Murderers Row!
....got horsepower? 
I recently acquired a three car set of Lionel standard gauge Blue Comet cars. I don't have a Blue Comet engine to pull them with, but my blue Flyer 4687 actually looks quite nice with them. Alongside on the O gauge trackage is a Flyer 3020 with a freight train.
Layouts seen in Orange Hall:
Scott Smith
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