Here is a Weaver cattle car I just unboxed this morning.
I am guessing it does not have the same value as an ‘upsidedown airmail stamp’ or a rare misstamped coin, eh?
It does have potential...potential disaster when I try to deal with those tiny springs while fixing that side frame.
Saturday morning fun. I love coal hauls. https://youtu.be/7NNBMx8zDgY
Very nice picture!
Scott, hope your wife is feeling better and on her way to a speedy recovery......................Paul
Hey Scott, I'm very sorry to hear about your better half, my cousin who also lives over in your neck of the woods has been going thru a very aggressive breast cancer treatment also, I hope that your wife pulls thru with flying colors and that she is back to normal in no time at all. The gentleman that mentioned that the trains could be good therapy for your wife is a good point but the will also be a good therapy for you and your boys also. They will help to relieve a lot of the stress you are going thru at this stage and they will really be good for you guys. Dave, I totally agree with Norm about your picture, it just goes along like the rest of your layout. Best of luck Scott and family, I hope to hear down the road some really good news from you, hang in there and keep the faith.
Scott,
Best wishes for your wife's recovery, and many thanks for the work you put into theis thread every week.
Making process on the layout finally. Template for 6 stall roadhouse and 36 inch turn table laid out and starting laying out track. I am old fashion and lay out track to see what fits and if I like it.
a caboose at a park in Holland, not to far from my house... 
North Western U30C with long train on ex CGW waiting to get clear after caboose passed the switch on double main lines in Marshalltown, Iowa. 
Here is a Swiss Panorama car passing through Zell am See in Austria
Grand Trunk Western SD40-2 diesel engine-electric motor locomotive GTW 5933, which was repainted by Canadian National Railway, was idling in Kalmazoo, Michigan.
Andrew
Falcon Service
Ralph M posted:
Ralph,
Very nice work. What did you use for the road?
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