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[Iron Horseman]

The 3rd GP is an old Athearn dummy and the Rs3 is a Bachmann ez-app. I haven’t converted the FM or the P2k S1 to dcc yet but these are my next projects.

Boy, did I get that wrong. Looking at the picture closer now I see the Athearn metal hand rails with fold over uprights.

 

[Bigboy57]

Boy, did I get that wrong. Looking at the picture closer now I see the Athearn metal hand rails with fold over uprights.

I should’ve listed what they are when posted. I luv the AT&SF zebras. Can’t seem to get enough of them.

 

[santafewillie]

How about a small view of the staging yard with multiple ATSF engines and freight cars.

 

[kjd]

Here's one from Balmer Yard in Seattle, September 2, 2009.

 

[santafewillie]

OK, I know that I am a little late, but here's this week's offering. A few freight cars.
A Roundhouse bulkhead flat car with a load of concrete bridge beams.

An Accurail ACF covered grain hopper.

A really old Athearn Blue Box flat car with a Jaeger lumber load.

 

[kjd]

A quick shot of ATSF 220 and a BN SD60M leading a auto rack train with a ATSF trilevel first out. I got this one used and it was in sorry shape even though listed as new-in-box and carefully photographed. The walkway is new as is the engine room section of the long hood. In the end it turned out ok.

 

[santafewillie]

Rear half of a double header.

A couple of random Santa Fe freight cars going about their business.

And lastly a Christmas pencil and watercolor picture done by Mrs Santafewillie.

 

[skyliner]

Just sliding in before the deadline... ATSF waycar 199197, Class CE-1, built 1949, rebuilt 1967. Now resides in Portola, CA.

 

[santafewillie]

Getting a little behind on this thread.
How about a Santa Fe Dash9-44CW pulling a hotshot by on the main.

 

[D&J RailRoad]

A couple of near retirement Santa Fe units show up to do some work in the Balfour yard on the D&J Railroad.

 

[L&N Castle]

Evening all. I have a great photo of one of my Atlas 8-40BWs in Santa Fe Red&Silver,on my phone.but can't figure out how to transfer it to my computer. So to all here ,this is what I have for Santa Fe, Two 8-40BW's #542& #528, Two GP 60M's #152,113,and one GP 60B. All have sound,and look absolutely AWESOME. Also two Santa Fe cabooses,one Atlas,one Athearn R-T-R . All HO Scale. Sorry to pop in so late,but just wanted to say hello,and hope everyone is okay. Take care all. Peace. William.

 

[L&N Castle]

Almost forgot, really awesome photos. These Santa Fe pics look grand. William.

 

[Espeefan]

Back to front: 2-8-0, 2-10-4, 4-8-4, and 2-10-2

 

[Smudge617]

Evening all. I have a great photo of one of my Atlas 8-40BWs in Santa Fe Red&Silver,on my phone.but can't figure out how to transfer it to my computer. So to all here ,this is what I have for Santa Fe, Two 8-40BW's #542& #528, Two GP 60M's #152,113,and one GP 60B. All have sound,and look absolutely AWESOME. Also two Santa Fe cabooses,one Atlas,one Athearn R-T-R . All HO Scale. Sorry to pop in so late,but just wanted to say hello,and hope everyone is okay. Take care all. Peace. William.

I have a similar problem, I just email them to myself from my phone and pick the email up on my computer.

 

[BigGRacing]

Back to front: 2-8-0, 2-10-4, 4-8-4, and 2-10-2

Incredible pic and layout !

 

[ctclibby]

Evening all. I have a great photo of one of my Atlas 8-40BWs in Santa Fe Red&Silver,on my phone.but can't figure out how to transfer it to my computer. So to all here ,this is what I have for Santa Fe, Two 8-40BW's #542& #528, Two GP 60M's #152,113,and one GP 60B. All have sound,and look absolutely AWESOME. Also two Santa Fe cabooses,one Atlas,one Athearn R-T-R . All HO Scale. Sorry to pop in so late,but just wanted to say hello,and hope everyone is okay. Take care all. Peace. William.

With Android just hook you phone to computer via USB cable: you may think of it as the phones power cable. Phone *should* ask ya if it is ok to share, choose yes. Computer should automagicly bring up the Library desktop of which you can select phone by its name ( mine is TodLG51 ), then find DKIM and drill down to Pictures. Choose your pix, then copy and paste to the location on your computer you wish. You may be able to drag and drop also. If you don't want it on your phone, do cut and paste. Somebody with an Apple might have a way to do it with that phone?

 

[Bigboy57]

With Android just hook you phone to computer via USB cable: you may think of it as the phones power cable. Phone *should* ask ya if it is ok to share, choose yes. Computer should automagicly bring up the Library desktop of which you can select phone by its name ( mine is TodLG51 ), then find DKIM and drill down to Pictures. Choose your pix, then copy and paste to the location on your computer you wish. You may be able to drag and drop also. If you don't want it on your phone, do cut and paste. Somebody with an Apple might have a way to do it with that phone?

Or there’s always the old trick of simply emailing it to yourself and then open your email on your computer. From there you can save it to your computer.

 

[santafewillie]

Some grain hoppers at the Prairie Star Milling Co.

The elevator is a Walther's kit and the covered hoppers are from Accurail.
Another covered hopper full of fertilizer in a passing train. This is an ancient Blue Box car from Athearn.

 

[rgeiter]

This guy does amazing videos. This one is the old Santa Fe line in Arizona.

 

[trailrider]

Beautiful! I presume most of the aerial shots were done using drones. Too bad the technology and maybe the photographer weren't around when Santa Fe 2-10-4's and C.B.&Q. "Colorado" 2-10-4's were hauling the freights!