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hello Charlie,Deano,Jim,and Gus---Thanks for all your kind remarks---Charlie,I can't take any credit for the detailing on any of my locomotives---my good friend Doctor Wayne is the master craftsman who has painted and upgraded most (if not all) of my collection---these pictures were taken on my...

hi Deano---good to hear from you and glad all is well---I think we all fall into that "all work and no fun routine" once in a while---lucky for me I took a week off to try to get my yard in shape,but we have a cold front rolling through so I've had some time to play in the train room and take a...

hello all---Barney Secord has been known to go beyond the limits when the price is right.Recently,an avid CNR enthusiast hired Barney to follow a double-headed steam consist which was on service on the EG&E all the way back to it's home base.You can imagine the commotion Barney created as he...

hello everyone---still playing around with the aperture setting---hope you like the results

hello all---Tom,great consist---you should call it "The Cheech and Chong Special" with all those reefers rolling along sign1 here's some MOW equipment that Doctor Wayne created for me

Bonjour Jacques---What happened to the Canadiens ??? (hope you're a hockey fan)---the picture was taken at Bayview at the Botanical Gardens just outside Hamilton Ontario---here's another shot of the same train

hello everyone---following the MOW theme,here's a shot of a CN train from the early 90's

hi gary---great thread,I wish I was there for the railfanning---beautiful scenes and all those steam locomotives---what more could you ask for aussie

"SLAP AWESOME" Deano---as much as i admire your collection of diesels,those steam engines are my favourites---outstanding weathering job,it brings your models to life :goldcup:

hello all---a common feature on CNR steam locomotives was the Elesco feedwater system---here's a couple of steamers equipped with this apparatus

hello everyone---great shots everyone---here's a shot of a CNR inspection car taken in the early 90's

hi deano---i haven't had a chance to respond lately,but i'm a big fan of this thread---always great stuff from yourself and your loyal fans :thumb::thumb::thumb:---your turbine looks great,i really like that tender as well---makes my 4100 look like it should be narrow gauge---that latest photo...

hello everyone---thanks for all the support and feedback---it's your comments that encourage me to keep taking photos and posting them on the gauge---hope you like this one

hello everyone---here's one of the True Line cabooses after a little "doctoring" (by Doctor Wayne)

hi Mike---this one's for you---i followed your recommendation and changed the aperture setting on my camera to f8---i think it has improved the depth of field problem---thanks for your advice---it's another example of why the gauge is so great---members helping each other---hope you like the results

thanks everyone---your comments are much appreciated---here's a couple more pictures taken by Doctor Wayne and myself during a recent photo shoot on the beautiful EG&E

hello everyone---thanks for all the great feedback---glad you're enjoying the trip down memory lane---here's a few more shots,including some of the alcos which were so common at one time around here

hi Deano---Nice to see that Gern Industries has expanded to Wisconsin---does that mean that the local cheese will be 3% cheesier---if so,ship some up north in that EG&E boxcar---Great thread,thanks for sharing---nutbar

good day everyone---Deano had commented on one of the pictures in this thread---I must give credit to Doctor Wayne for that photo---whenever we get together for a photo shoot,it's a matter of passing the camera back and forth so the pictures are a combined effort---Wayne was involved in setting...

hello all---the first picture was taken from the Bay St. bridge---here's a few more taken around Hamilton