One A Day

[Bruette]

Yes. Each Royal navy ship have their own coat of arms. R.N shore bases are named after ships and they also have their own c.o.a.

You Brits are the coolest!

 

[logandsawman]

Those are some nice looking models!

THANKS for posting!

 

[logandsawman]

A SNCF (French National Railways) 141R (2-8-2) and a Chattanooga 2-8-0.

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Great Steam, Christain!

The 2-8-2 looks like twice the loco even though it only has one extra axle.

You must have dozens of trains.

 

[Colbert]

You must have dozens of trains.

No idea. I never counted...

 

[Colorado Midland Modeler]

 

[Colbert]

A wise guy told me that I need a caboose on my big steam train. I found it in my so-well stored stuff.

 

[Bruette]

One Day - July 8th 2015

 

[logandsawman]

One Day - July 8th 2015
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Gotta love the 4th of July boxcar. The Tab one brings it back.

Thanks for posting, Louis!

 

[logandsawman]

A wise guy told me that I need a caboose on my big steam train. I found it in my so-well stored stuff.

Correct, Christian. Back in the days of Steam a caboose was appropriate!

The Erie box car looks good as well. Dave LASM

 

[logandsawman]

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Beautiful 4-6-0, and the bridge is a dandy as well!

Very nice! Dave LASM

 

[NorthTexasRailroad]

Rounding the bend headed out of town

 

[logandsawman]

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Rounding the bend headed out of town

Are you making a burned out brick building? That is something I have not seen on a layout, however have seen them in real life. Always enjoy seeing the big power BNSF.

THANKS for posting! Dave LASM

 

[Colorado Midland Modeler]

Beautiful 4-6-0, and the bridge is a dandy as well!

Very nice! Dave LASM

Thank you very much! That engine is quite special to me. It was/is my first brass engine , but I also got it from a friend who has unfortunately passed since then. He did get to see it completed, however. The spot where I took the photo is actually one of favorite locations on the layout, it's the turntable at my Old Colorado City roundhouse.

 

[NorthBrit]

Gunpowder Train heading to a South of England port passing Crown Point Yard.

A Wetherby to Leeds Central freight train, locomotive 'East Keswick' is in charge. The freight is from around Edinburgh with onward shipment south.

 

[logandsawman]

Gunpowder Train heading to a South of England port passing Crown Point Yard.

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A Wetherby to Leeds Central freight train, locomotive 'East Keswick' is in charge. The freight is from around Edinburgh with onward shipment south.

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A couple very nice scenes. The smoke is a nice touch, the views well placed in respect to the backdrops, and your signature foliage is pleasant.

Well done.

 

[NorthTexasRailroad]

Are you making a burned out brick building? That is something I have not seen on a layout, however have seen them in real life. Always enjoy seeing the big power BNSF.

THANKS for posting! Dave LASM

Dave,
That is a 3D-printed building shell that a friend made for me. Not sure what to do with it long-term, but it makes a nice abandoned building for now. He's a N-scaler.

 

[KriegslokBR52]

The 2-8-2 looks like twice the loco even though it only has one extra axle.

The real ones were built by three major American steam buildiers to help out in post war France.

 

[Rico]

Wow I’m just catching up with this thread again, love the variety!
Here’s another attempt at carving rock, still have to add more colour and brush some bits out.

 

[logandsawman]

Wow I’m just catching up with this thread again, love the variety!
Here’s another attempt at carving rock, still have to add more colour and brush some bits out.View attachment 193943

Rock looks great, as does the locomotive!

 

[logandsawman]

A couple guys busy cutting up some scrap by my engine shed. This is my new old truck. The tool house and stone cutting building is to the right.

Dave LASM