WEEKEND PHOTO FUN 9-26-14-??

Action on the Seattle & Yakima RR

 

 

Nice pics!

 

-Eric Siegel

Nice pics guys!  Here's my contribution

A pair of MTH geeps roll across the main drag at Bubble Town. The T&P unit is a repainted MTH GP20 modified to represent a GP18.
Dan

A couple of shots of the waterfront scene on our old layout. We used a Rico station with an Atlas station behind it.

Here's some shots of my river valley in the crawl space portion of my layout.

 

 

Continued wiring this week.....getting ready to hook up the O72 tinplate switches in the yard.

 

 

 

 

Max wanted everone to know that he helped!

 

 

 

Peter

Two of my favorite pictures of my FRISCO Texas Special. I love this thread and look forward to it every weekend.

 

If you right click on a picture and then click "open link in new window", you will get a full scene shot that will give a lot of detail...  Hope you enjoy and I appreciate you taking the time to look.

 

 

#845...

 

MEC dairy car with cans !

 

 

Have a great weekend Everyone!!

 

Alan

Roger...first time I have seen those pictures....WOW!!!  BEAUTIFUL!!

 

Alan

Just got these pics from one of our club members....our 1st showing of our small portable layout.

 

 

More pics here:

 

https://ogrforum.com/t...32#35358642937335332

 

Peter

Three trains just arrived at the station and the line is forming for the next cab.

 

 

Two wonderful photos. Weekend Photo Fun, the best!

 

 

Thanks PTC, I also liked the AD MAN's photo.

That scene says so much. Lots of things going on in the big city!

Roger has some nice rust stains on the concrete as well!

Thanks SIRT....that means a lot coming from one of the masters!!

 

Alan

In the spirit of Brian's photo above...."The Daylight arrives on track one...."

 

Alan

GREAT PHOTO'S THIS WEEK

A 2013 Christmas Layout memory

 

These "memories" seem appropriate for this time of year.

 

- walt

 

 

 

Pictures from last week.
South Rim of the Grand Canyon.

The Pittsburgh connection.

A couple of bridges across the Colorado River that most have never seen.  Note the train, (mule train)   Of the almost 4.5 million that visit Grand Canyon National Park each year, way less than 1% ever make it to the bottom. Permitted access would indicate probably no more than 120,000. 
Black Bridge South Kiabab trail.  All mules cross this bridge. The Silver bridge will not support the mule trains.

Silver bridge on the Bright Angel Trail.  Trans-canyon water system is under this bridge.

Now we are talking, Alan. Looking at this great photo makes waiting for the Lionel Daylight Cab Forward more difficult. Maybe Lionel will have one of them at their display next month.

 

Enjoy your weekend and be safe.

 

Joe B.

 

 

 

Roger, what brand are those Frisco engines?

Also, is that a scratch built tunnel?

Looks like you are doing something interesting with it!

New addition

Chipset:

 

The TS E units are by Lionel and were part of a set with 21" passenger cars.

 

My guess is the bridge is by TW Designs.

My 550.00 find ! finally got my Pere marquette berk

Chipset, these engines are from Lionel. The tunnel I got from TW Design and then I put a 1 way and a 2 way mirrors in the tunnel.

Scott,

Nice pictures. Thank you for starting this off every week. This is my favorite thread.

 

Great pictures everyone.

 

Alan Graziano

Alan, you keep tempting me with pictures of your world class layout.  WOW.

Steam engine:

 

What a wonderful price for this terrific engine. Hope you have many years of enjoyment with the 1225.

Stew and his track crew have stepped back away from the track as NYC RS1 #8105 rolls onto the Moreland River Bridge.  Stew's men are not quite finished with their work so the engineer has sent his brakeman up front to observe, as he eases his train across.

 

 

 

The next morning, a New York Central freight led by GP-7 #5628 makes its way across the bridge after passing the Williamsport Station on the Mid-Atlantic Railway System.

 

 

 

Hope everyone has a good weekend!  Bo

Ah Thanks PTC, I am on the hunt for that set!

Thanks Roger! Was it hard to put together and paint?

 Very easy to put together and paint. The mirrors were my idea and that toke more time to think thru and actually do it. I loved the way it turned out though and thanks for your interest.

Pennsylvania Aero Train passing through Jeannette, PA during the mid 1950's

An ABBA set of Reading F3s on a coal drag.

 

Chris

LVHR

Last weekend's stop in Green Bay on the way back from Door County. The National Railroad Museum is a must see!!!

 

lehighline, thanks for posting that photo of Reading units.

 

Retired Reading Conductor George Ether made Reading cabooses from K-Line cabooses. He had a table at York under the grandstand, and he wore his uniform. I enjoyed talking to him.