finally some decent roster pics

Thoroughbreed

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here some decent roster pics, I've noticed my hands shake a lil now days, so clarity isn't great
2006111541050P_2.jpg
2006111541050P_1.jpg

2006111541050P_3.jpg

2006111541050P_4.jpg

2006111544130P_13.jpg

2006111544130P_14.jpg

2006111541050P_9.jpg
 

TruckLover

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WOW, I wish I had that many locos!!!!!

Cool pics. Might I suggest also setting the camera on something to make them even clearer, that is what I do for most of my pics and have great results. Although, those last couple of pics are really good.

BTW, that folded container on that well-car looks cool. I might have to start doing those cause I have already spent close to $200.00 on containers alone:eek: :eek:
 

LongIslandTom

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I count 25 locos on his shelves, at least.. Sounds about the right size collection for someone who should join Locoholics Anonymous.. sign1

(Yes, I am also a member of L.A.) :D
 

Thoroughbreed

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Add the following wins from ebay that haven't arrived yet
1cnw.jpg

13cnw.jpg

conrail8-40cw.jpg

conrailsd60.jpg

gn1.jpg

mrc.jpg

ns8-40b.jpg

nsgp59.jpg

nsu33c.jpg


And the ones from runcooper's father-in-law's estate that I bought (about 40)
and yes, I do believe I belong to LA, and CEBA (compulsive engine buyers anon)
But the wife put a hold on my buying spree until all this comes in, she says "we dont wanna kill the postman".
 

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TruckLover said:
BTW, that folded container on that well-car looks cool. I might have to start doing those cause I have already spent close to $200.00 on containers alone:eek: :eek:

I have been using these for containers. I buy some real ones too, but WOW these work really well!! Check this out!

http://www.igshansa.de/igsdownload.html

YES, I know its in German, but the pictures speak for them self. :thumb:
 

Thoroughbreed

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My lhs cant keep up with my demand for plows and nathan 5 chime horns. The mu hoses and air hoses I make myself from different size thread. I use super glue on a workboard I have and run the thread through it, usually 6' strands, and let it dry. Then cut it down to 1.5" pieces to work with. I found it easier to do this than drill holes and work the ones from the lhs in. Then i use super glue to attach them to the loco and trim it down and paint the ends silver to represent the coupling.
 

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