Here is our C-O Hudson pulling a set of C-O Madison passenger cars
We had a very special guest at Spanky’s Cove last night [:D] [:p] [8D]
Ed Boyle from OGR Magazine stop over to visit our layout after the train show.
This is Bill Parisi if you don’t already know him.
If you are new to the forum, clicking on the pics will enlarge them. If you wi***o learn how to post pics on the forum, click here.
Lets have some fun
tom
Tom, Looks like you had a great time last night, & hope we see you in the magazine!! Here is my new station, pic. quality not best but I got the bell on so you can hear it ringing Thanks’ John
From a few years back.
Another shot.
The Phantom Knows!
Heres some new pictures. The 4-4-2 is on JT’s MEGASTEAM! Goes to show you that this stuff actually works!
On 22volts, with wheel slippage!!! I think it looks like its a MTH unit!
On the run!
In a few weeks I will maybe have a few pictures of my converted 2026.
Smokes much better than a pill heater.
here’s another one of my ongoing projects! Got this from Lilyput a couple years ago, so tryung to tie it in with a ski slope on my mountain.Wind it up & it goes! Thanks, John
Yard switchers are a necessary part of railyards and I’m guessing most of you use the diesel powered type; however, Spanky and Tom prefer those that have these 4 attributes:
(click it)
JimBo, you made my day.
the real thing
Waiting for the midnight train.
the floor runner
After reading the post last week about the guy that hides all his trains at his mothers, I just had to share what my wife (art major) of 25 yrs. worked on on her days off last week.
She finished the plaster and painted the mountain. She almost finished the backdrop painting around the walls, about 6 ft to go…
This is the mountain that she built from scratch.
And finally here is a Williams Dash-9 that she bought me for Christmas.
Payback will be in a few weeks in the form of hauling manure,garden tilling, erecting the greenhouse etc. for her garden. Thats ok, we both get what we want that way…Tim
sounds like a heckuva deal to me! [:D]
Hi sanman0516,
Welcome to the Sunday Photo Fun.
While you are in shutterfly, click on the thumb nail (small print) and it will enlarge. Then right click on it to get the URL address.
tom
PS - Great pics this week. let keep them coming.
thank spankybird
1st time i am trying this. Now i understand how to enlarge the pictures
thank jack or sanman
Another shot from my Christmas layout. I scratchbuilt the curved tresle.
The lighted Lionel buildboard was a gift from my nephew: hard to read but it says “welcome to Waltville, population 1”.
Jst another lazy rainy day in March…
But WAIT WHAT DO I HEAR? IT looks like the new K-Line SHAY? Oh NO…
The new SHAY looks and sounds and runs GREAT. Can’t wait till YORK to get some of that MEGA SMOKE (can’t find it around here) then really see or not see it run?
ENJOY?
laz57
I think we have seen some great product out in past three months:
GG1’s
Here is my NYC Mogul relettered:
Here is my MTH H-3 relettered:
This is some of the best products I have seen in O-Gauge.How can I have a favorite it’s all great. No quality issues either just top notch trains from Lionel and MTH.
Scott Smith
Hello all, hope everyone is doing well.
Here are some pics of my trains. G scale is inside on HO layout as I picked up the track in case we flooded again.
My first Photo Sunday. Woo Hoo [:D][8D][:)][4:-)][dinner][D)][{(-_-)}][oX)][:-^][tup][swg][swg]
G scale on HO layout. [%-)]
My buddy Jack N and Me [8D]
Cab forward vs. dash 8
Two DD40s Biggest engine never made ??
Finally got the cab forward. It has a VCR motor in it. It has pulled 60+ cars up the tehachapi grade at SDRR musuem.
Just wanted to share some of our trains with you all.
Tim
Trying to add photos of my mesa and hills. Hope this works better, Tim
This one used Lifelike’s Mountain Paper - I was less than impressed with this stuff when I followed its instructions but I must admit it holds its shape well. It covers a series of boxes that I cut out.
This one shows a small mountain / hill that I made out of a wine box and it’s cardboard inserts along with some cardboard flats against the backdrop. The Lionelosi Special sits at the station in the foreground.
The is just an overview of the layout looking ‘west’ from about half-way.
