Weekend Photo Fun Thanksgiving/Hanukkah/Black Friday Weekend 2013 Edition

Here is a couple of American Flyer diesels we once had. I believe this picture was taken around 1979.

Opened another box picked up from my most recent visit to my LHS CMT in Thurmont, MD. Double heading it with another piece I really like.

If you don’t like Thanksgiving Dinner Leftovers…then, go fly a kite’



Hope everyone has a Great Long Weekend…

K.C.

 

J. Jonah Jameson paperman extrordanare, really wants to sell some newspapers, especially with all those Black Friday ads

 

Choices???

 

 

 Hope all has had a Blessed and safe holiday 

Those are some nice looking diesels Steve. 

 

Here's our K-Line Hudson with PS2 running on the club layout the other evening

Happy Thanksgiving to all!

 

This guy's trying to make it home for the holidays.

 

Also a re-run of our new AA pair of Atlas F3s.  I certainly like this engine.  Now to find a set of GM&O cars to go with them...

Sam nice GMO engines and Steve nice fleet of engines 

Here are a few shots from the Pittsburgh Independent Hi-Railers setup last Sunday at a small train show in Library, PA:

 

 

Andy

Great photos to start the weekend!  I spent a better part of my day switching body shells on two 3rd Rail FL9s.  Long story .. don't ask.  A bigger project than I anticipated.  

 

 

In the meantime, I snapped a few photos of the slowly becoming less than temporary modular layout in the middle of my train room and a few shots of the soon to be removed layout along the edge of the wall in anticipation of my new layout ... someday. 

 

 Finally a G under wire as it was meant to be!

 

 

A plethora of E units and a foreign visitor.

 

 

The G at rest.

 

 

From our city to yours.....Happy Thanksgiving and here is hoping everyone has a great weekend!!

 

Alan

 

Happy   LONG  Thankgiving weekend everyone.......

 

Hobo loose in the yard -- but Dexters on it...............

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nice Hobo......I believe I have seen him before.......

       
       


Nice!
The  Headlines look Interesting.   lol



Good Stuff Everyone

K.C.

Hi to all

here more streets test.

Andre.

Fantastic dioramas this week.

It just keeps getting better and better.

AG your streets look very nice!

Great photos, everyone!

 

Congratulations on your trains around Christmas trees in your church, Scott!

 

Let's have some black on "Black Friday."

 

No. 425's spoked pilot wheels have been replaced with solid wheels. All 4 wheels are black, not blue. Hmmm  .  .  .

 

Here are "black diamonds" in her tender

 

This is where they are going.

 

This is a new Reading & Northern version of a Reading HTv hopper. The Reading had more than a thousand, built from 1950 through 1957.

Here's a short 1960's era work train passing through a rock cut just west of Longfellow, PA:

 

 

Happy Thanksgiving  Everyone!

 

New Postwar this week -

3620 Light car -

Finally replaced my MTH 455 w/ a real Lionel postwar version!

 

Control Panel - 

2026 leading 1477S from 1951 on the upper level-

2344 NYC F3 units leading 2185W -

Lorenzo watching the trains around the tree -

My new Abby Christmas tree ornament  -

Tom (GillyN&W) announced the Science Museum of Virginia annual train show here:

 

https://ogrforum.com/t...e-museum-of-virginia

 

Here are some pics from the set up.....1st pic is the ad in the Richmond Times-Dispatch.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now, some pics from the actual set up.

 

 

 

Tom is there now and will be there Sunday. I'll be there tomorrow afternoon and Sunday. If you come, please introduce yourself.

 

Peter

I call this picture "Great Potential"

Thank you!

Here another shot with more details.

Christopher,

 

Nice find on the Lionel 455. It looks like it's in really great shape.

National Capital Trackers Members (and Non-tracker members) setting up the National Christmas Tree Railroad. 

on our way down to Higgbee's to check out the trains!

 

Nice to be home when the weekday AVR train runs up to the B&P interchange, so my son and I chased.

 

Here's AVR 4002 on the crossing in Evans City, PA with 66 cars headed back to Glenwood yard. 

 

Farther south, the trains coming through Mars, PA.

 

 

 

Scott, you're afraid to leave your trains at church?!?  No offense, but I'd find a new church.

Scott, you're afraid to leave your trains at church?!?  No offense, but I'd find a new church.

 

 

 

It's not the church members I am worried about. It's all the other people passing through during the week. AA Meetings, Outreach programs, Daycare, food vendors for our coffee shop, to name a few.  The Christmas trees are upfront and all the offices are in the back of the building, so anyone could walk in off the street and no one would know.

Scott Smith

 

 

Glad to see that the National tree will have the trains again.  It is a highlight of every year to check them out, along with the Nativity on the lawn as well.  Another good train spot is the US Botanic Garden.  They have a beautiful display every year that is free.  If you are in the DC area, it is a must see.