The local eatery. On the BRVRR its Judy’s.
Show us a gas station.
Gas station with attendants who would rather help convertible full of gals than pump gas, lube cars, etc.
Show me a Sunday scene.
A Sunday tourist train rattles off into the woods with a restored wood caboose trailing behind.
Show me some private varnish.
Lee
No private varnish, I see.
Trying to be a little more generic…
Show me water!
Jarrell
Stinson Canning on the Boothbay RR Village layout. The “water” is just black paint now; we have a lot of work yet in the harbor scene to do before we make the BIG POUR
Show me an ice covered lake, pond or river
Real quiet today…
Does anyone have any Trident Miniatures trucks (of any kind)?
No Trident Miniatures trucks (of any kind)!
Show me background building ‘flats’.
Jarrell
Ok, you made me go to the archive for this one. Building flats along the Franklin Avenue line. The flats were drawn on a computer from scratch.
Show me a cat.
ROAR
A Cat 944. DJ.
Show me a dog.
Sorry, we are out of dogs today. Would a swallow do?
This is Kato´s newest release, an N scale JNR C 62 2 “Tsubame” (=swallow) I have on order in Japan.
Now show me a dog, if you can!
Yes, there is a dog in this photo! Hard to see, but it is right below the Purina Truck cab…
Show me some crossbucks.
A game of dog-spotting - ah, there it is!
Here are the crossbucks:
Show me a highway overpass!
Here’s a highway overpass:
Show me a paper mill.
Eric
No paper mills?
How about a sawmill.
Show me a covered hopper.
Show me a yard office!
An old photo from my website. It may not be the kind of yard office you had in mind, but a yard office nevertheless.
Show me your fuel dealer.
Here is a fuel oil dealer. Tank cars are being switched with an SD7.
Please show a factory served by rail.
On the left in the rear, Flannigan’s Furniture
Show me 15
Hmmm. can’t get link to work, oh well show me 15 anyway. Maybe my photo will show up later. [^o)]
Jarrell
Alco RSD15. DJ.
Show me cows.
Here are two cows, but they are of the moose variety.
Show me something other than a track bumper at the end of a siding.