Weekend Photo Fun 8-14-15-??

A couple of older photos I cane across on a flash drive

Some nice steamers on the old layout. Note the workman in the upper right corner. He later dies of smoke inhalation  

Plus a personal favorite of some Lionel 2344s that were custom painted many years ago when I had our shop. Don't remember who the artist was but at the time this was a very striking scheme!  Anyone venture a guess as to how we created the waterfall?

Click on these to catch some of the smaller details like the sunbather warning the boater about the falls....

We had a beautiful day running trains today at MrMuffin'sTrains. We had a steady crowd with lots of returning guests and lots of new faces - there were lots of kids. The trains ran great for the whole 5 hours - only one small wreck - as we ran 16 different trains.

Here's a short video of the NKP PAs pulling the latest NKP passenger cars from MTH.

Thanks for watching!

Westinghouse, you can buy the shirt at Crazy Shirts in Maui. http://www.crazyshirts.com/cat...n/brewery-t-shirt.do

Don

Picked up this WM GP40 dummy unit. My "Circus Paint" stable is growing.

Running with lead unit #3579 a GP35

While I'm at it I thought I'd re-stage this gorgeous photo from Charles LaHickey

Finished up painting a pair of Atlas O GP9s for DT&I. These sport fixed pilots and full-length handrails

My train room project which started roughly a year ago is finally coming together. I seriously can't wait to start laying down the bench work and running trains. It's been way to long.......

John

Love the DT&I, and the vibrant orange. This was the first club car we did on another forum.

I love it. bRichard Diamond--that's a name I haven't seen in a long time. I wonder how many will get the reference. 

I remember when you started this project, great progress and I know you can't wait to start laying track.  You'll have a great train room!

Beautiful photo, Sam.

outstanding,as always, Neil! keep the photos coming!-Jim

Saw this cool lumber load in "Freight Cars of the 40's and 50's" and knew I needed to model it. 

James