Weekend Photo Fun
- Thread starter Selector
- Start date
ModelRailroadForums.com is a free Model Railroad Discussion Forum and photo gallery. We cover all scales and sizes of model railroads. Whether you're a master model railroader or just getting started, you'll find something of interest here.
Scrap bin . . .
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a commision from some of the links and ads shown on this website (Learn More Here)
johntealon30
Member
The Week at RJR
Well I thought I would have no time this week but mananged to get a couple of hours in
Down at the depot end Ive added some people in...
Down at the other end I have started work on the brick warehouse structure..
Here my new 08 class shunts past it...
and here it has a few more details added by the time the 37 class leaves the depot..
Im going to be working on the window frames next, which is not going to be my favourite job as there are 28 of them, although it has been suggested I brick the bottom row up
John
RJR
Well I thought I would have no time this week but mananged to get a couple of hours in
Down at the depot end Ive added some people in...
Down at the other end I have started work on the brick warehouse structure..
Here my new 08 class shunts past it...
and here it has a few more details added by the time the 37 class leaves the depot..
Im going to be working on the window frames next, which is not going to be my favourite job as there are 28 of them, although it has been suggested I brick the bottom row up
John
RJR
C
catt
Guest
Thought I'd join in the fun this week with my newest HO toys.I can't take the credit for these beauties but my Mastercard can.
CSX RDMT 2248 and her mothership CSX GP40-2 6388 haulin the freight on GVR trackage.
CSX RDMT 2248 and her mothership CSX GP40-2 6388 haulin the freight on GVR trackage.
Steve B
Firefighter
Nice work everyone
Crandell great scene that
Smoke Is that Grandeman i hear,,, nice work
John Looking better every week
CattNice scene, thats a good looking road
practicing weathering on a truck, an International paystar 5000
and this mornings steamer, 8F 48151 in cumbria on a very dark windy morning
and glad to be back on our train home, very colour co-ordinated
Crandell great scene that
Smoke Is that Grandeman i hear,,, nice work
John Looking better every week
CattNice scene, thats a good looking road
practicing weathering on a truck, an International paystar 5000
and this mornings steamer, 8F 48151 in cumbria on a very dark windy morning
and glad to be back on our train home, very colour co-ordinated
Last edited by a moderator:
johntealon30
Member
I was almost tempted to go out and run some trains in the garden this afternoon but ended up sorting the garage instead. With all the rain I have just been dropping stuff in when I came home from a job and it was getting to the point I couldnt find anything. By the time I had finnished it was overcast so I came in a took a video of the indoor layout instead
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WlEC4Rp6uo
John
RJR
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WlEC4Rp6uo
John
RJR
IronBeltKen
Lazy Daydreamer
Hello photofans
Crandell I thought I was looking at Gallitzin Tunnel there for a second - nice work!
Smoke that DRGW Dash-9 is a beauty, bet it looks right at home on your Colorado club layout.
JohnT - that depot seems to be movin right along, the figures are very real-looking. My situation is the exact opposite from yours - when it rains, I do trains!
Steve - great weathering job on that PayStar! The 1:1 preiser figure in the bottom frame looks pretty good too
Catt - is that RDMT a kitbash, or a brass model? Either way, I like it alot!
Anyhoo, I just got back from a family vacation (no mrr though) but, before I left, I scrapped my grungy old Athearn BB road slug (the one shown in my avatar) and kitbashed a Kato GP35 shell. I also renumbered the GP40-2 that's mated to it, to match the prototype.
Here's the model:
...and here's a proto-photo:
http://www.trainweb.org/csxphotos/photos/RDMT/2206CSX-bc.jpg
Crandell I thought I was looking at Gallitzin Tunnel there for a second - nice work!
Smoke that DRGW Dash-9 is a beauty, bet it looks right at home on your Colorado club layout.
JohnT - that depot seems to be movin right along, the figures are very real-looking. My situation is the exact opposite from yours - when it rains, I do trains!
Steve - great weathering job on that PayStar! The 1:1 preiser figure in the bottom frame looks pretty good too
Catt - is that RDMT a kitbash, or a brass model? Either way, I like it alot!
Anyhoo, I just got back from a family vacation (no mrr though) but, before I left, I scrapped my grungy old Athearn BB road slug (the one shown in my avatar) and kitbashed a Kato GP35 shell. I also renumbered the GP40-2 that's mated to it, to match the prototype.
Here's the model
...and here's a proto-photo:
http://www.trainweb.org/csxphotos/photos/RDMT/2206CSX-bc.jpg
Last edited by a moderator:
Selector
Well-Known Member
josh, nice engine,...but please explain the need for shipping from Canada...?
Really nice, and I am sure worth the hassle.
Steve, what's that angel doing in standard? No one took her to the right coach?
Thanks for your kind comments, gentlemen, especially the one about Gallitsin. I believe I have shown an image here of my take on part of Horseshoe Curve, but had no idea my "Seneca Falls" bore any resemblance. This mostly freelanced layout seems to get luckier and luckier.
I like the engine house, John. Lots of careful work evident in the photos.
Catt, I like your photo, too. The ballasting job is very good and your rails look well weathered. I don't know anything about the locomotives (I'm a steam guy), sorry, but the closest looks like something I have not seen. I hope they are meeting your highest expectations.
Really nice, and I am sure worth the hassle.
Steve, what's that angel doing in standard? No one took her to the right coach?
Thanks for your kind comments, gentlemen, especially the one about Gallitsin. I believe I have shown an image here of my take on part of Horseshoe Curve, but had no idea my "Seneca Falls" bore any resemblance. This mostly freelanced layout seems to get luckier and luckier.
I like the engine house, John. Lots of careful work evident in the photos.
Catt, I like your photo, too. The ballasting job is very good and your rails look well weathered. I don't know anything about the locomotives (I'm a steam guy), sorry, but the closest looks like something I have not seen. I hope they are meeting your highest expectations.
jbaakko
Diesel Detail Freak
IronBeltKen
Lazy Daydreamer
Scrap bin . . .
Steve B
Firefighter
Ken nice work, looks just like a real one
put some sides on the loader to stop slippage going onto the adjacent track, just got to trim the ends and it's done, i also cut a hole in the base and built a styrene chute below the track, cut out the rail ties and painted it up, there is a large bin underneath to catch any that goes down the hole, i can also use it with my bottom unloaders, just got to build the mechanism to trip the bottom door's.
below i left the door open to try and bury the car but no luck, almost everything went down the pit
put some sides on the loader to stop slippage going onto the adjacent track, just got to trim the ends and it's done, i also cut a hole in the base and built a styrene chute below the track, cut out the rail ties and painted it up, there is a large bin underneath to catch any that goes down the hole, i can also use it with my bottom unloaders, just got to build the mechanism to trip the bottom door's.
below i left the door open to try and bury the car but no luck, almost everything went down the pit
johntealon30
Member
fuel unloading and filling point
Ballast hopper is looking good, do you have any problems with loose ballast derailing the cars ??
Ive had the fuel unloading kit and loading area for a couple of weeks and decided it was more tempting than starting the 28 warehouse windows...
they still need some more painting and the flexible hoses adding yet.
John
RJR
Ballast hopper is looking good, do you have any problems with loose ballast derailing the cars ??
Ive had the fuel unloading kit and loading area for a couple of weeks and decided it was more tempting than starting the 28 warehouse windows...
they still need some more painting and the flexible hoses adding yet.
John
RJR
kjd
Go make something!
Great photos all!
Steve, it looks like you have spillage managed but here is the way I prevented spillage. Note the relationship between the bottom of the chute and the top of the car. When the car gets filled it can't fill anymore or go over the side but still leaves a nice shaped load.
The power is a 12ton Mack, not the usual MAC of a different kind. It is powered with a truck from an older Bachmann 44 tonner. There is still room for a decoder but I haven't added one yet.
Steve, it looks like you have spillage managed but here is the way I prevented spillage. Note the relationship between the bottom of the chute and the top of the car. When the car gets filled it can't fill anymore or go over the side but still leaves a nice shaped load.
The power is a 12ton Mack, not the usual MAC of a different kind. It is powered with a truck from an older Bachmann 44 tonner. There is still room for a decoder but I haven't added one yet.
Last edited by a moderator:
mtrpls
Ignorance is Patriotic
Here are a few pics of the NYCS pulling the Tropicana juice train into the yard...
Bringing up the rear of the mighty train was my new Atlas Trainman NYC caboose:
Yes, I know how outlandish this next photo is:
The NYCS' pro-drug policy among its employees causes them to do some crazy things. For instance, instead of taking advantage of their "early quit", the crewmembers decided to line up some locomotives for a photo op. Can't say the company's executives are upset about the results:
Bringing up the rear of the mighty train was my new Atlas Trainman NYC caboose:
Yes, I know how outlandish this next photo is:
The NYCS' pro-drug policy among its employees causes them to do some crazy things. For instance, instead of taking advantage of their "early quit", the crewmembers decided to line up some locomotives for a photo op. Can't say the company's executives are upset about the results:
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a commision from some of the links and ads shown on this website (Learn More Here)
ModelRailroadForums.com is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com
|
RailroadBookstore.com - An online railroad bookstore featuring a curated selection of new and used railroad books. Railroad pictorials, railroad history, steam locomotives, passenger trains, modern railroading. Hundreds of titles available, most at discount prices! We also have a video and children's book section. ModelRailroadBookstore.com - An online model railroad bookstore featuring a curated selection of new and used books. Layout design, track plans, scenery and structure building, wiring, DCC, Tinplate, Toy Trains, Price Guides and more. |