February Photo Contest: LPB

[jon-monon]

The February Photo Contest is be LPB. Since few of us make our own LPBs, it can be anyones LPB, but it must be your photography.

BTW: LPB = Little Plastic Bloke or Babe (G rated version anyway).

Same rules as usual, one entry per person, must be your own photo. The contest will end and we will have a vote at or near the end of the month.

Lets see some LPB!

 

[Fred_M]

 

[JBBVry]

I think this one sould be done by scale as a G scale man looks alot better than a Ho or N scale one.

 

[Fred_M]

I think this one sould be done by scale as a G scale man looks alot better than a Ho or N scale one.

If you are talking about mine they are O scale. Scale shouldn't matter. Fred

 

[Matthyro]

Brandin' Time

Well it is brandin' time at the ol'e Double "D"
These LPBs are N gauge.

 

[Fred_M]

Rest my case, great picture Robin. Fred

 

[Tyson Rayles]

Nice pics guys!

 

[eightyeightfan1]

Field of Dreams

These LPB's (Little Plastic Bovine) don't seem to be bothered by the passing of CNE's SD-70M or of the old man watching the passing train.

 

[RailRon]

On the team track platform Billy Joe and Luke have a great argument going on. Billy Joe again wanted to play Superman and picked up both a carpet roll and a flour bag. Of course he dropped the bag and now the flour is spilling out onto the dirty planks...

These are N scale LPBs.

Ron

 

[Gary Pfeil]

Robin, I love that shot!

 

[interurban]

After alighting from the interurban it`s time to wait in line for that NEW movie at the flicks.
The children have no trouble passing the time
H O scale

 

[jon-monon]

Great scenes everyone!

Interesting idea to divide up by scale. If the scale is known at the end of contest and there are enough, maybe we will do a large scale vote and a small scale vote, but there will still be an overall winner. I'll bet there's a Z scaler somewhere with supereyes that has better LPBs than my HO ones

 

[Ralph]

Three employees of Allied Bulk Commodaties Transfer (a barge to rail operation) brave the spray as they prepare to off-load a barge on a windy day at Kings Port. The LPBs are HO and proud of it!
Ralph

 

[Tyson Rayles]

:thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

 

[spitfire]

Here's a busy corner at lunchtime on a summer afternoon in 1955. Shoppers heading downtown wait for the bus, while office workers order the Friday special in the local luncheonette. HO scale.

Val

 

[Doc Holliday]

Here's my entry.

 

[sumpter250]

After seeking Val's photo, I came to realize that mine looked about the way things look on the morning after. SO, no scotch tonight, I'll get a good night's sleep, and retake my picture, after a pot of coffee!
Great shot Val, clear, sharp, and nicely staged! :thumb:
Pete

 

[spitfire]

Thanks Pete. I'm sure it will be a great one!!!

Val

 

[jon-monon]

Ya, and check out those LPC's too (Little Plastic Cars)

 

[sumpter250]

Nope, a pot of coffee won't help. Reshoot now, post, and THEN have a scotch! yeah, that' the ticket! The LPBs are preparing for a weekend on the water in the 40' cabin cruiser "SINBAD" out of Copiague, N.Y.