One A Day

[Bruette]

Here’s another attempt at carving rock, still have to add more colour and brush some bits out.

All I can think of is "cutting that rock must have been a lot of hard work!"

No, wait, it's not real. It still looks like a lot of work.

Well done!

 

[logandsawman]

closeup of a recently completed project. Came with three people and lots of small stuff--

Thanks for looking Dave LASM

 

[logandsawman]

I always liked this old warehouse:

This was on my last layout. Having the tracks in the road really gave me more space for trucks.

Thanks for looking! Dave LASM

 

[NorthBrit]

Most days (in real life) any trams seen around Sovereign Street, they were coming or going from the depot next door, in Swinegate.
A tram on its way to the Depot.

 

[Colbert]

Yesterday, a very special train ran on my layout. You will never see a train like this in the real world or on any of your magnificent layouts.

 

[logandsawman]

Most days (in real life) any trams seen around Sovereign Street, they were coming or going from the depot next door, in Swinegate.
A tram on its way to the Depot.

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Neet perspective, cool shot, creates a feeling

Dave LASM

 

[logandsawman]

Yesterday, a very special train ran on my layout. You will never see a train like this in the real world or on any of your magnificent layouts.

You are correct, sir. Nice to see the dinosaurs back in action

Dave LASM

 

[Colbert]

Another very special train !

 

[Colorado Midland Modeler]

V&T JW Bowker. I haven't added lettering yet, but I will eventually.

 

[NorthBrit]

Younger granddaughter loves to have lights on the layout.
As a young lad just after WW2 street lights were not bright. No cleaning of the light shades during the war. The streets were dark and dismal even during the day.

Seven year old Granddaughter's attempt at street lights.

 

[logandsawman]

Younger granddaughter loves to have lights on the layout.
As a young lad just after WW2 street lights were not bright. No cleaning of the light shades during the war. The streets were dark and dismal even during the day.

Seven year old Granddaughter's attempt at street lights.


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True to form! Thanks for posting---

Dave LASM

 

[logandsawman]

V&T JW Bowker. I haven't added lettering yet, but I will eventually.View attachment 194375

Another nice looking loco, in the tractor world it would be called "styled"

Dave LASM

 

[trailrider]

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

Absolutely! A freight train, even today is again' the laws of nature! The C.B.&Q did not call them cabooses, however. They were "Waycars". A rose by any other name, however...

 

[Colbert]

The special of the day: a dragon on board.

 

[Colorado Midland Modeler]

Another nice looking loco, in the tractor world it would be called "styled"

Dave LASM

Thank you! This is what it used to look like.

 

[logandsawman]

Transition era scene, I had several of these GP-18's, also stock cars, grew up on a farm liked seeing cows and pens as well --

I liked the power lines as well, however they are a hazard when reaching. These were like rubber bands so were somewhat forgiving.

Thanks for looking! Dave LASM

 

[logandsawman]

Scene at Wyoming, MN depot area, quiet afternoon; new layout:

Thanks for looking! Dave LASM

 

[RhB Michael]

Pulling in to Oberrittersgrün.

 

[Don Z1029]

Climbing the High Line with a cut of cars.

Regards,
Don Z.

 

[NorthTexasRailroad]

Climbing the High Line with a cut of cars.

Regards,
Don Z.

Nice shot and that rock mountainside looks amazing!