It is now November on the east coast, so let’s start off with show me a Norfolk and Southern locomotive.
One NS loco coming up…
Show me something shorter than it is tall.
Here is a water tower, shorter than tall,
Show us another “something” shorter than it is tall
Bob
This coaling tower is definitely shorter that it is tall.
Show me something with a beacon light!
Show me a signal light
Here’s a restored one used for club Ops
Controlled by our motley crew!
Show me any sort of interchange
Let’s get the November show Me thread rolling. This is sort of an interchange. The Steel Mill’s own intra-plant railroad interchanges with the Heartland Division at this location.
Please show a six axle diesel locomotive.
Everybody is welcome to post and have fun.
Here is a 6 axle Loki
was CP, then DME, & possibly now CP -some more (unique buy back program they have)…
Please Show Me a 4 Axle Locomotive!!!
Here’s a 4-axle for ya Chad:
Now let’s see a lashup of 4-axle locos!
We have fallen to the second page so, show me something CSX
Time to move on.
Show me something black in color.
Is this black enough?
Show me something else Penn Central.
Wow, I can’t belive I had this one, but I like RSD15’s & their Canadian Brotheren…
Off Page 2 if I can have a Pass, if not Show Me Something PennCentral!!
Please Show Me another Alco or MLW Locomotive!!!
Thank you Brent, that is an Excellent Request!!!
Although I could show my Tyco 2-6-2 custom, given to me by my Grandfather (WWII Communications France), I will honor this request!
Great Thought with Pride!!!
With Thoughts & Honor to all Veterans!!!
It was;
In Honor of our Veterans!
Show Me Something You Gave To, Received From, or Built with a Veteran!!!
I received this from my father (28th Division, 110th Regiment, mortar company radio operator) upon his death in 1994. It sat in a box for a long time until I renewed my interest in Model Railroading. It is the yellow Revell Switch tower kit…
Let’s keep the theme going.
Show Me Something You Gave To, Received From, or Built with a Veteran!!!
How about two of the three. Last year my father (Sargent Major Army - Korea) started suffering from dementia to the point he could no longer stay at his house alone. The facility that medicare provided seemed like a hospital. I brought in a bunch of his own furniture and pictures, but he had nothing to do but watch TV and play bingo. His layout would not fit so I designed this one to fit into a corner out of the orderly’s way. The the NCE Twin allowed us both to run trains together and the long cord allowed him to run the trains from his bed. Unfortunately he found he was too feeble to work on it alone, so there was only progress when I could get there and visit. It only lasted 3 months when I had to move him to an Alzhimer’s care center, and now he is recently passed. This is about as far as it got. Now the little “hospital size” layout sits in my basement awaiting its new as of yet undecided fate. I’m thinking I might finish it.
Show me another veterian related project past or present…
Texas Zepher.
That is a truly wonderful thing you did for your Dad. If he is anything like mine was, he is now with you in the train room when you are there, looking over your shoulder grinning ear to ear. I know mine is.
Well that’s been over 12 hours with no takers, sooo…
How about showing me something red, white, and blue?