Time again for WPF, hoping to see lots-o Model Railroading images.
Regards, Peter
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Good stuff already.
I need to find something worthy of posting.
Rich
Been mostly working on cars for club operating sessions this past week.
Walthers pre-decorated kit for a 40’ Airslide Covered Hopper, did dull coat it after assembly.
Concor 40’ Airslide kit, painted with Scalecoat II UP Covered Hopper Gray and lettered with CMR decals, wanted a generic airslide that could be used at any industry requiring an Airslide.
Finally for my own use an IMWX 1937 AAR Boxcar kit painted with Scalecoat II Boxcar Red #2 and Black Paints and lettered with National Scale Car decals. Used in general service on the SAL.
Rock Island GP35 and U25B with a general freight running on the Strongsville Club layout.
Rick Jesionowski
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York love the grave yard!
Chuck
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Assume as always love this post! thank you Peter.
Chuck
Here’s a couple photos of my Willoughby Junction layout. Of course it’s hard to choose 5 out of hundreds.
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great work.nice looking photo
Evening
Thanks for sticking your hand in your head and starting out another WPF Peter 
Enjoyed as always.
Got nothing here, but been thinking about it inbetween jobs down the hall.
Love this thread. Fine looking modeling my friends.
Thars enough for me Brook77. Evan though, love the art.
TF
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The first loads are being pulled from the new wood chip loader by Seaboard Coast Line (SCL) No. 1053. Like the prototype, I relettered Seaboard Air Line (SAL) No. 1900 into SCL No. 1053, showing its appearance just after the SAL-Atlantic Coast Line merger.
And, hey! Somebody’s already spilled a bunch of wood chips!
This is just a base coat of ground cover applied, but you get the idea.
DFF
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Stunning and very realistic scene, HO-Velo. Excellent!
Thank you to everyone for sharing your really Good Stuff.
Cheers, the Bear.
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That’s a new one. Love the crashed saucer.
Al
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Not as nice as some of the stuff I have seen here, but this is my (and my wife’s) first layout build. Making it so we can practice and learn.
Al
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Deleted for the better
Carry on
TF
Good stuff so far, everyone!
Heres a project i built in the 80s to utilize the drive from an MDC Shay I couldn’t conquer.
Eventually I thought it was cheesy, and too noisy and it got scattered among parts boxes.
Recently I thought So what, it was fun, I still have the main pieces and can upgrade the drive, including DCC. The drive is operational, the rest, awaiting uniform paint, is mocked up for now. Dan
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