By the numbers

[TrainNut]

Dude...are those your Thomas and Friends?:thumb:

They might as well be. It seems like I play with them just as much as my 4 year old does. Is that a problem?

 

[shaygetz]

Is that a problem?

Not as long as you share...:thumb:

 

[shaygetz]

Earlier this year I took a bit of heat for running Thomas on the club's portable layout during shows. Took a special vote to keep him...sigh.

 

[steamhead]

Here's a MEGA #6.

Gus (LC&P).

 

[cidchase]

Built for speed

 

[shaygetz]

Ol' #7, my Christmas card from some time back...

 

[kirkendale]

CP Sudbury Ontario back in 2001

 

[kirkendale]

ok, try #2 of CPR 5737

 

[TrainNut]

Wow, now that's a wide body. What's the gauge of them wheels? Looks to be about 8'. :thumb:

 

[kirkendale]

ok, you got me, couldn't get the picture to resize, and since my first try it did not post, well... I took the short cut and as you can see I had very fat results...lol
I tried same engine different pic, lets see how this works...

ttfn

 

[cidchase]

"Steam locomotive No. 7 is a June 1927 product of the Baldwin Locomotive Works of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It has an 0-4-2RT (rear tank) wheel arrangement. It is a 30-inch narrow gauge logging locomotive that worked for many years on the Kiso Railway in the forests of Japan. Also known as the "Dagny," on La Goleta & Shoreline Railroad, it was donated to the San Luis Obispo Railroad Museum by Phillip Goldman of Goleta, California. The locomotive is currently under restoration. Your donations towards this effort are greatly appreciated."

I never stop being surprised by the variety of design discovered surfing for these pix!!
This one is definitely different!:thumb: If she's not a candidate for an On30 model,
I couldn't tell you what is!

 

[steamhead]

An awesome PRR 4-6-2 is one fine #8.

Gus (LC&P).

 

[shaygetz]

An opportunity to introduce the B&MC ExteNded's newest queen bee, a Santa Fe Northern #3780, fresh from the Marinaccio Shops in Arizona, running under her HO counterpart #3781, quietly on display just above the tracks. That's makes three 8s, right?:thumb:

 

[Ray Marinaccio]

She looks right at home on the B&MC ExteNded Bob.:thumb:
Glad to see she made the trip in one piece.
I picked this up at a swap meet a while ago.
8, 9? take your pick.

 

[kirkendale]

Hey Ray, I like the transition from 8 to 9 but I gotta get this in for a #8

:thumb:

 

[kirkendale]

so I guess we could use this builders plate for 8 to 9

 

[N Gauger]

I'm "in" for a 9!!!!

 

[steamhead]

Hey guys...!!! Stumped for a #10...??? Here's one from the Tonopah & Tidewater RR.

Gus (LC&P).

(Now gotta go & get some work done on the layout...).

 

[steamhead]

Where's the pic??? Try again...

 

[N Gauger]

I found a "10"