Welcome to this weeks Weekend Photo Fun.
Lets see your pictures.
Scott Smith
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My home town station made by R. J. Walpole of TM Books & Video
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Have a great weekend everyone!!
Alan
"loading up at the refinery....."
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Another 2011 Christmas layout memory 
Looks like this GP20 needs a tune-up
- walt
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These just arrived...
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We went to Alaska and rode some trains:
Originally Posted by Roger Wasson:
We went to Alaska and rode some trains:
I'm certainly envious, Roger! ARR and White Pass! That trip is in my future...one of these days!
GREAT PHOTOS EVERYONE
TWO NEWS LIONEL ENGINE'S
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PS3 B&O GP9 arrived this week. It leads a triple header of a RK GP9 dummy, and a RK PS2 Second PS3 now goes with the Canton switcher that arrive York week. Tied it into the older mule. Also have the older Premier Pacific that I picked up at Vince's Trains in York this spring
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This is my first post. Hope you'll enjoy.
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Originally Posted by Michigan & Ohio Valley Lines:
These just arrived...
Awesome Keith
Originally Posted by Roger Wasson:
We went to Alaska and rode some trains:
Just beautiful pictures
Thanks for sharing,
Alex
Great pics so far,everyone!
Welcome, Tom
Peter
Over Memorial day weekend my son turned 2 so we took him to Huckleberry RR for a train ride. Even though it was well over 95 out he really enjoyed himself.
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Tom - Nice staging of your collection of beautiful Southern locos!
Originally Posted by Roger Wasson:
We went to Alaska and rode some trains:
That's a wonderfully executed vista, there, Roger, and a nice photo, too! I love such details as the ladder reaching from the canyon wall to the trestle, and the snow-shed (if that's what it's called) type of tunnel entrance. I wouldn't have thought of that but appreciate its authenticity and am glad to have been reminded of such sturctures. Also, that entire hillside in the lower right quadrant of the photo, with its random rockface - sizes; shapes; placements - and coloration, looks very, very realistic, to me. Cool!
Frank
Frank....Roger REALLY did just get back from Alaska and the photos are real pictures of his trip....
Alan
Originally Posted by Moonson:
Originally Posted by Roger Wasson:
We went to Alaska and rode some trains:
That's a wonderfully executed vista, there, Roger, and a nice photo, too! I love such details as the ladder reaching from the canyon wall to the trestle, and the snow-shed (if that's what it's called) type of tunnel entrance. I wouldn't have thought of that but appreciate its authenticity and am glad to have been reminded of such sturctures. Also, that entire hillside in the lower right quadrant of the photo, with its random rockface - sizes; shapes; placements - and coloration, looks very, very realistic, to me. Cool!
Frank
Frank,
You do know that is a Real Photo don't you??? I only wish I could model half as good as God did.
No. I didn't. I thought you cleverly slipped it in there to play with us a little.The coaches looked like toys to me. Also, in the top right corner, it looks like the mountian stopped and part of the room beyond is visible. If not, what is that at the top right corner, looking like shingles, or something non-mountain-ish, to me???
Roger, I'm actually so embarrassed I am sweating as I write this.
Originally Posted by Moonson:
No. I didn't. I thought you cleverly slipped it in there to play with us a little.The coaches looked like toys to me. Also, in the top right corner, it looks like the mountian stopped and part of the room beyond is visible. If not, what is that at the top right corner, looking like shingles, or something non-mountain-ish, to me???
Roger, I'm actually so embarrassed I am sweating as I write this.
Hi Frank, I had to look to see what it was....it is a sleeve of a fellow passenger who is taking the same picture as I took. Look real good and you can see that it is a left forearm of a person. Hope you have a great weekend....I really do enjoy your posts Frank.
Awlawdee, talk 'bout feeling like two-cents-waitin-for-change (!)
Michigan and Ohio Valley Lines. What brand of Nickel Plate Geep is that?
Toledo's station:
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Pictures from my old house and layout
Have a great weekend everyone.
John-
Originally Posted by Alex Malliae:
Originally Posted by Michigan & Ohio Valley Lines:
These just arrived...
Awesome Keith
Thanks Alex!
Originally Posted by MACADO 1:
Michigan and Ohio Valley Lines. What brand of Nickel Plate Geep is that?
Hi, that is the new Lionel Legacy Alco RS-11...Lionel item number is 6-38461.
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Originally Posted by Rich Battista:
Looks awesome Rich!
I have a question for you.
I plan on building my table layout this summer and I like the look of scaletrax a lot but I have heard that they are not being made in abundance and are hard to find sometimes. Is that true?
Thanks!
Put some new LED's in this week.
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She wanted a new refrigerator and I wanted a Southern Crescent with passenger cars, nice fridge huh?
Your wife is a very sensible woman. Wish I had one like her.
Wait a while...maybe something better than a Southern Crescent will come along.Originally Posted by budgerman:
She wanted a new refrigerator and I wanted a Southern Crescent with passenger cars, nice fridge huh?
Western Pacfic awaiting track orders.
REV
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Moonson,
Don't feel bad I thought that particular picture was of a model railroad also. I think what throws you off is the lighting. Also the one tree in the foreground looks to perfect.
Either wat looks like a great trip.
Roger thanks for posting the photos.
Mike R
