I am continuing the tradition of starting out a new month with a commemoration to one of our best who is no longer with us.
-Photograph by Garry Boyd
Please show me another picture featuring an “old-timey” building.
-Kevin
Thanks for starting the new month. I always wanted to put a mill pond on my layout but opted for one on the backdrop instead.
I think this FSM gas station would qualify as an old timey building.
More old structures.
The Linekin Market in North Whitefield on Bothbay Railway Village
Show me a modern building or structure
How about some modern high rises on the HO scale BNSF layout at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry…
-Photograph by Kevin Parson
Show me anything tall please.
-Kevin
The tallest structure on my layout. It’s one of two Bachmann skyscrapers I have, both about the same height.
A different view.
This is the lower half of the other Bachmann skyscraper.
More tall structures.
Downtown Tampa on the Florida Lego Users Group’s display layout:
-Photograph by Kevin Parson
Show me something long.
-Kevin
WHAT?# 2 DAYS!# BUMP TO THE TOP# - - - - - - - - - -
Here is a long tender behind a 4-8-4:
-Photograph by Kevin Parson
Show me another 4-8-4.
-Kevin
A New York Central Niagara negotiates the S curves:
NYC_6008_S-1 by Edmund, on Flickr
More steam, please.
A 2-8-0 consolidation pulling a short freight:
-Photograph by Kevin Parson
More steam please.
-Kevin
Show me a logo on a steamer, please.
The Moonlight Express has a logo on the cab.
-Photograph by Kevin Parson
The above scene is on the First Coast Railroader’s modular On30 display layout.
Show me another waterfront scene.
-Kevin
A secondary Pennsy passenger train making its stop in Bedford Falls.
Show me a short passenger train. Three cars or less.
Short and narrow. An HOn30 passenger train aproches North Whitefield on Boothbay Raiway Village layout
Show me a mixed passenger train, i.e. train with both passenger and freight cars
A mixed train crosses the Mill Creek trestle, a daily occurence on the Munsee Valley short line.
Show me another mixed passenger/freight train.
Wow!
Three days and no posts.
Let’s see some radio equipped logos.
W.M., the begining of a train.
W.M., the end of a train.
How about more radio equipped logos.
Erie Lackawanna was proud of their radio-equipped locomotives:
E-L 816-34-nose2 by Edmund, on Flickr
EL_7381-pit by Edmund, on Flickr
More signs of radio equipment or lettering, please.
Radio equipment, induction train phone.
I need to work on the wires going in to the cabin’s cupola. You can’t expect the manufacturers to get everything correct.
Lets see more signs of radio equipment or lettering. Thank you.