Reposessing the hobo’s flickering campfire. The entire unit is on the bed of the pickup truck. Nothing is hidden. No trick photography. No wires at all. Completely self contained, battery powered. Slightly larger than my smallest fingernail. Total cost - under $1.00.
That’s all I have this week. See you all next Sunday.
Jim
Took this shot this morning. Need to get to church. Spankybird, I’d imagine the town folk feel pretty secure with all that fire protection now. Jumijo, your ideas are inspiring.
Can’t remember if I posted my All Aboard layout or not
Thank you all Veterans
Last coat of drywall mud is going up right now. Then cleanup, and paint. Hopefully ceiling will be hung by the end of next week. It’s a pretty low ceiling, but there were so many low object that it is easier just to put in drop ceiling all at one level. If you are taller than 81", you better duck!
NICE pic GIZ,
Here are mine…
Lionmaster BB and New Legacy BB…
Da Girls getting ready to ride the BB…
laz57
Great pics everyone. [:)] Here is my newest freight car.
Mixed freight passing a coal train.
Great pics everybody!
Spankybird I am amazed by all your fire vehicles, great stuff and it might be needed if Jim keeps building campfires in the back of pickups.
Great photos everyone. I esspecially like those big boys [:D]
Latest goodies from the train show in Holland,Mi I bought today.
Chrysler Tubine
'40 woody
Where’s my surfboard?
Lead Sled
Time for a cold one
We found the Surf Boards ! ! ! [8D]
Sorry a little late but been busy!!!
ALSO TO ALL OUR VETS [tup]
Which includes my Dad (USN) and 3 brothers (1 USMC retired 1 USMC in Japan and 1 Deployed in Afghanistan)
The take yer train to work day layout is almost done:
Been a while since I’ve post on SPF!!
Have a great Sunday & Vets Day!
Hello All! More excellent photo’s this week. Jim A- I see that Fred Sanford & Lamont(Sanford & Son) have repossesed the Hobo’s Campfire. Guess they’re going to have a Marshmallow Roast at their home? [;)][;)][:P][:o)][:o)] Take Care.
My 671 pulling a set of MTH Pennsy passenger cars.
I painted today. It’s amazing how paint makes a difference. The drop ceiling goes in next (replacing those lights in the picture for can lights), then carpet and trim. Then I can finally start some benchwork.
Here is my MTH SD60. I used the wife make up to give it a little weathering.