WEEKEND PHOTO FUN 9-5-14-??

And even more Southern.

A SD45 long hood forward.

And,

Ron

PRRronbh, I wish I had brought the Southern SD45 when it was available!! I brought the Southern (fantasy scheme) SD70ace instead!! I should have purchased both engines. Hopefully MTH will re-release the SD45 in PS3.

Art.....Thanks for your kind words, and......the bridge looks great!

Peter

Roger, my attraction to the SD45s goes back to my primary road, Pennsy.  The Pennsy order several just before the merger with the Central to Penn Central.  But many were delivered after the merger but in Pennsy dress.

This Southern SD45 is equipped for radio control hence white number boards.   I intend to run in lead of a consist with this in mid-consist.

Ron

Taken today on 9-7-14   This is all it seems that keeps me busy.  Train Photos.

Here is my 2 MTH-Premier Southern SD-35 & GP-35 Engines..............Rogerw.

1/8 " steel.  about 25 lb. 28"x 36"  An Item my brother in law made for me.

Thank you, Moonson!  That is very kind.  Basically, I am just trying apply what I have learned on this forum and elsewhere over the years.   Haven't taken the plunge with regards to weathering my locos and rolling stock.  Maybe I'll take up weathering after I have essentially finished work on the railroad itself.  Thank you again, Bo

This was modeled after the Southern Pacific (SP) Tower at 4th and Townsend Street in San Francisco's old station the tower and station are long gone.

And yet a couple of more Southern.

Ron

That is an awesome tower to model!  Love the shape the way that it fits between the tracks as has been pointed out.

Art

Here is a photo of me running my trains at home layout.  Al K.