Do ladders count?
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TF
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I’m looking for them too, give me a bit
Old English, ya gotta love it!
More stairways please
TF
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I don’t think we’re really getting anywhere climbing all these stairs but here’s one from Atlas (that needs repairs).
Enough with the stairmasters for awhile, let’s watch some EMD’s pass by. Show me something from ElectroMotive.
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My model of a certain 1939 EMD product: FT 103A, the lead unit of the “Diesel That Did It”.
Show me another diesel!
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Just taken a moment ago!
I started building a custom train shed I designed but quickly realized I’m three of the truss pieces short. This is as far as I can get without them… I’m gonna have to place another order to get more. oh well… that’s how it goes!
Show me another train shed or maybe a Work In Progress of some kind!
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I’ve got both,
A 1956 Revell engine house on my in-progress layout.
Lets see another work-in-progress!
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Since no actual construction has begun on the mill project, I’ll pull up the water tower that’s at least been started. 
It’s all comic book backer board construction.
More work in progress please 
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I designed this setup for integration into my LEGO club’s train layout. The pine trees are my brother’s design, but are certainly homemade! (Also, that’s Marvin the Martian’s UFO abducting somebody in there as well)
Show me something unusual or odd!
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A Bachmann Milwaukee road bus that I could not find any history or pictures of.
Lets see some kind of track inspector or maintenance of way!
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Not prototypical by any means, but here’s my old MOW / tracklaying train with two different engines depending on the era desired. The train contains a fuel or water tanker, crane car, track carrier, ballast hopper, crew car and caboose. Also, it’s very easy to lay track when it’s all in one piece segments!
Show me more MOW or an inspection vehicle!
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