very Nice pics MLW! let me show your some pics in my member's web in Thailand.
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Lamborghini Marco Polo History
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Lamborghini Marco Polo History
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WEEKEND Photo fun, Sept 01 06
- Thread starter Steve B
- Start date
An Aeriel view of Gloetown.
The NE corner
Center town
The NW corner where the sugar refinery is located
Gloetown Junction
The Yard
The SE corner yet to be developed
Gloetown is an HO scale RR on a 4 X 8 table. As you can see, lots to do still but will never be completed as the town will always evolved.
Happy MRRing
The NE corner
Center town
The NW corner where the sugar refinery is located
Gloetown Junction
The Yard
The SE corner yet to be developed
Gloetown is an HO scale RR on a 4 X 8 table. As you can see, lots to do still but will never be completed as the town will always evolved.
Happy MRRing
rhoward
S.L.O.&W. Trainman
Lookin' Good as usual everybody!
The decals for the Seneca Lake, Ontario, and Western have finally arrived so guess what I've been doing the last couple fo days. Still have several cars and one more loco to do the basic decals on. Later I will add all the other stuff and weather the locos.
Couple of small locos in the collection sitting in the yard at Hopewell Junction.
And the heavy duty hauler of the collection the USRA 2-6-6-2.
The decals for the Seneca Lake, Ontario, and Western have finally arrived so guess what I've been doing the last couple fo days. Still have several cars and one more loco to do the basic decals on. Later I will add all the other stuff and weather the locos.
Couple of small locos in the collection sitting in the yard at Hopewell Junction.
And the heavy duty hauler of the collection the USRA 2-6-6-2.
P_POP
Hello,me from THAILAND
Wow!!.. all your fantastic weatherings and scenes, everybody...!!!
But for me should never dare to get a chance for activities like these.
This weekend I just expand a branch line from table layout through the bookcase on the wall.
This suburb-line is done for bigger trains such as Acela which need not less
than 21" rail curve.
To make it succeeded, I do level it, adjust it, and glue it.
Besidely, I erase some snout of chassis below the rocket head!
In the picture you can see no construction under a risky span hang in the air.
Moreover, the rail apparently bend off the level, but it's fine no problem.
This activity is not too tuff work and not too much sleep on this weekend,
just do for our healthy, good.
But for me should never dare to get a chance for activities like these.
This weekend I just expand a branch line from table layout through the bookcase on the wall.
This suburb-line is done for bigger trains such as Acela which need not less
than 21" rail curve.
To make it succeeded, I do level it, adjust it, and glue it.
Besidely, I erase some snout of chassis below the rocket head!
In the picture you can see no construction under a risky span hang in the air.
Moreover, the rail apparently bend off the level, but it's fine no problem.
This activity is not too tuff work and not too much sleep on this weekend,
just do for our healthy, good.
OldGettysk
Running the MC & Buffalo
Nice pics everyone. looks like everyone has been busy. OLDGETTYSK
P_POP
Hello,me from THAILAND
Car 1:87 for Arabian and Asian
Dear Mr.spurline, I notice your blue car on the road, It sound familiar.
So I see your profile, are you in Lebanon near Israel? are you middle east people?
That's why I own a blue car like that one. It is the most beautiful 1:87 car
in Thailand with the price of only 1-2 dollars (50-110 Bahts) made from Red Republic China.
there is my narrow grey road.
http://www.trainsforthais.com/wb_show.asp?Lang=&id=981&ipagenum=2&xpagenum=35&idCat=
Dear Mr.spurline, I notice your blue car on the road, It sound familiar.
So I see your profile, are you in Lebanon near Israel? are you middle east people?
That's why I own a blue car like that one. It is the most beautiful 1:87 car
in Thailand with the price of only 1-2 dollars (50-110 Bahts) made from Red Republic China.
there is my narrow grey road.
http://www.trainsforthais.com/wb_show.asp?Lang=&id=981&ipagenum=2&xpagenum=35&idCat=
jbaakko
Diesel Detail Freak
So here's the Bigfoot I bought, the single "Mac tools" version, which wasn't available in the 5 pack. I'll upload the 5 pack pic tomorrow, when I have time, and I'll edit the MRTips article too. They're about HO scale, I compaired it to the size of the Vans I recently bought, the body it the same width, and just a hair longer, matching what it should, so I'm fine with its size.
Well just to get back into things I went to the basement and took a picture. Then I come back to post and see all those great pictures, so now I'll present my very humble offering. Hard to take a picture when you haven't done anything for ages. So trying to think of something I haven't posted before, 
I opened a drawer and dusted off some boxes and had an idea. The CB&CNS didn't exist in the steam era, so my justification is it's my road and I'll run anything I want
At the start the CB&CNS needed some heavy power to handle the grades and set about searching some good used locos. The first of these was 2-10-4 surplus to Santa Fe seen here about to cross the trestle
Cheers Willis
I opened a drawer and dusted off some boxes and had an idea. The CB&CNS didn't exist in the steam era, so my justification is it's my road and I'll run anything I want At the start the CB&CNS needed some heavy power to handle the grades and set about searching some good used locos. The first of these was 2-10-4 surplus to Santa Fe seen here about to cross the trestle
Cheers Willis
TrainboyH16-44
Failfan
It's a long weekend....so just in time. Last week, my mum told me that I wasn't allowed to take any MRR pics after I finished this roll, so naturally....the rest of the roll was MRR pics, basically. I got a P2K GN GP20 (without sound) and it was the subject of quite a few photos. Here are most of them...including one okay one that I wanted to show off my RS-10.
This is not a very commonly photographed view because it's the Scenic, Masonite and Pacific at the moment....but at least it shows the mine complex a bit.
I recently added a dome car to the regular passenger train, so I thought that was worthy of a photo.
Next, the most extensive photo I've ever taken. A coal drag, an interchange, and, including two units in the new 'Action Red' paint scheme, fresh out of the paint shop, a high-priority manifest wait on the three arrival/departure/assembly tracks of the Cornerville yard while The Canadian, detouring due to a landslide detours.
That wass weekend. Photo. FUN!
This is not a very commonly photographed view because it's the Scenic, Masonite and Pacific at the moment....but at least it shows the mine complex a bit.
I recently added a dome car to the regular passenger train, so I thought that was worthy of a photo.
Next, the most extensive photo I've ever taken. A coal drag, an interchange, and, including two units in the new 'Action Red' paint scheme, fresh out of the paint shop, a high-priority manifest wait on the three arrival/departure/assembly tracks of the Cornerville yard while The Canadian, detouring due to a landslide detours.
That wass weekend. Photo. FUN!
Smoke
Southern Railway lives on
I looked up that Wheeling and Lake Erie engine and that turns out to be a GP35Brakie said:Some NS action here in Bucyrus and a W&LE train rolls through town.Yup,another busy cloudy day..I did manage to get these pictures between rain showers.I saw a total of 15 trains in 4 hours.
that doesn't have the normal type of trucks on it. Do you know what type they are? They look like a Alcodekruif
