It was a calm Sunday morning in Castle Canyon, and no one expected chaos…
…until the tracks jolted up and the ground shook. The trackside musician appears oblivious to the event, while the rafter paddles for dear life!
D&H Alco 420 creeps towards grade crossing
pick up beats NYC RS11…this time!
Great pics as usual everyone. Here’s my pic for this week:
I bought this engine at an estate engine yesterday for $40 + buyer’s fee and tax. After a bit of maintenance, it’s running great.
J White
Hope no one was hurt Perry. Yeah, that rafter probably got a real sweet ride on the crest of the tidal wave caused by that car plunging into the river. ( Where did you get that rafter by the way? )
Hope no Hazmat was involved spilling into the river like we had here in Dunsmuir lo’ those many years ago.
The High Bogaziddy Mahesh Maserati Top Ramen
Hey Tom,
Looks like business is booming on the CP&E RR.
Spanky-Bird, Perry and Ray: Love those scenarios!! Spanky, I in particular like your turn of the century scenes; I live in a building in a town full of those kinds of buildings, but alas, we no longer have the trolleys, lifestyle, etc.
runtime
Nice pics guys!
nice pics all
Brutus I still say that engine of yours you need to send to me for a few days weeks Years and let me head up my Rail King semi Scale 80’ passenger cars I have. [:-^]
today some foam was converted to a scenery panel to go between the layout and wall. Still have the trees to do. it will be a fall Hiking trail… trains will be in front of this next week [;)]
Nice pics guys, here are a few more
have fun
Jim
Nice to see some newer entries. Thanks for posting everybody.
Phish - Thank you Sir.
Ditto!!!
Spanky led off with a home run and the rest did not let us voyeurs down. Kudos Spanky, Perry, JimPhish, JWSE, Snow, WS, Brutus, and Raymans.
Just an observation, but after following this weekly thread and seeing all of the work, detail, and imagination that goes into these layouts, I could not picture myself getting bored or disgusted with my layout to the point I could bring myself to tear it down and start over.
Thanks, guys.
Jack
Well said, Jack. Tom sure has the greatest collection of old-time vehicles I’ve ever seen!
DougM…I know how personal that layout detail can be to each of us. And personally, I really like period and location detail. Whether that be autos, buildings, or even an operator’s name on the top of a house of ill repute! [:D]
Jack