Experimenting with picture technique
A restored 350 with can motor, smoke and choo choo
Latest truck
Have fun
Jim
Mornin’ Phish, photos turned out fine. Got to admit, if I were a kid in the '50s, I would have modelled in American Flyer, and that Royal Blue 350 would have been on my Christmas list.
More of the trains we grew up with:
Lehigh Valley Hoppers:
A little floor layout I set up this weekend.
Here is a little tin plate action
Great layout!
Thank you Alex.
my servo powered train inspired a fellow model railroader to make his own:
http://www.7-8ths.info/78yackety/index.php?topic=295.0
working on a tortoise switch machine powered locomotive now
Lights! Camera! Ac— Frank53! Where are the lights? Kick them bad boys in neutral and give me some lights!
railfan23 - nice to see a contribution from our tinplate brethern.
alexweiihman - cool sepia pic.
Here are some more Photos of the Hendersonville Divison:
The sun is setting in Amish country
My new scratch Built loading dock with K-line reefers
A veiw of the Speed way (notice the mistake of the House in the tunnal[#oops])
My K-line NYC RS3
Hi All,
Here’s a few shots I took saturday morning…
The scorching desert heat…
Dusk approaches…
The long journey home…
From the river…
From the river…
Here are a few pics with the new camera, I can see I need more depth of field, better next time.
Couple of motor heads checking things out.
Weather is nice so they are waiting on the porch.
Busy downtown.
Grandpa has the antique out for a spin.
Pulling into the depot.
Just finished unloading a few herefords.
BTW, you click the pic to enlarge it.
That’s it for today.
Hey Jim that is a NICE 350. I wish mine was that nice.
Some postwar power
Tankers
Texas State RailRoad 
These were taking on Chrismass eve last year, 12-24-2006
Thanks, I was pleased with the way it turned out. Should of seen it before I restored it. On the top is it’s original sister. I have a soft spot for 350’s especially with indented tenders and wire handrails!
Perry - your layout is always a visual treat.
CTT Delivery Truck Hits Buckeye Bob’s Favorite Holstein
Columbus, Ohio - A horrific accident of epic proportions occurred today just outside of the village limits of Roger’s Corners, Ohio when a truck owned and operated by Classic Toy Trains of Waukesha, Wisconsin struck and killed the prize Holstein of Buckeye Bob and crushed a restored classic automobile, owner unknown at this time. The accident took place at the famous Bob Evan’s Farm near the grade crossing with the B&O Railroad where extensive construction has been taking place for the last 20 years.
The driver of the truck, a Mr. Bob Keeler of Waukesha was taken to the Rogers Corners’ Constable’s office, where DNA tests were performed. It was then determined that Mr. Keeler was the long lost husband of Barbie Buckeye and the father of Brutus Buckeye who reside at the Bob Evan’s Farm. Mr. Keeler is now resting comfortably at the Franklin County jail after bail money was not forthcoming from his employer.
The accident closed the crossing indefinitely backing railroad traffic up to Mingo Junction, Ohio. When questioned, Mr. Kent Johnson an Associate Editor of the CTT magazine stated that it was possible that the delivery of the next issue of CTT would be delayed to certain southern states such as North Carolina and Georgia.
Great pics everyone!
Regards,
John O
I wish mine looked that good, course mine is a big Ford. LOL