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hello all---my father was a locomotive engineer on the canadian national and every once in a while he used to take my brothers and i to work with him ---we were never on the payroll,but at that time in my life i felt like i was working on the railroad and loved every minute

hi mike---beautiful shot,excellent detail---i'm sure your friend is as happy with his new locomotive as i am with mine

hello all---i couldn't resist adding a couple more shots ---hope you don't mind

hello all---great shots everyone---keep them coming---here's a shot of my newest locomotive,cnr j-7 # 5303 crossing walnut street in dunnville on doctor wayne's layout

happy retirement---enjoy every day of your new found freedom

hello all---on behalf of doc and myself,thanks for all the compliments.i also like the bridge scenes from doctor wayne's fabulous layout---to be honest,i hesitated posting any of these shots due to the unfinished scenery,but with doc's permission and encouragement here's the results.during the...

nice shots everyone---here's a shot of a classic canadian national wooden caboose

hello all---thanks doc for posting this thread---works been a drag lately and i haven't had the time to do the things i enjoy the most,such as viewing and posting photos on the gauge---anyway,here's a few more shots from a recent and therapeutic session at the docs---these photo sessions are...

beautiful shots deano---your scenery is outstanding

thanks josh---i appreciate your comments---actually #3736 started out as an athearn genesis undecorated usra light mike---the cn had 57 of these locomotives comprising of classes s-3-a/b/c---these engines were originally built for the grand trunk western,but many ended up in canada---Doctor...

Hello everyone---recently i posted a thread regarding cn pacifics---following that theme,i am posting a series of shots on my favourite type of cn steam locomotives---the mikados.Throughout the steam era,the total by type for this class of engine numbered 497.here's a small sampling for your...

excellent pictures everyone---as much as i love steam engines,i have to admit that the cnr had some pretty nice looking diesels as well---here's a couple of athearn genesis f 7's on the head end of a freight train---keep those pictures coming

thanks for all the comments everyone---here's a view of the engineer's side of #5303

hello everyone---thanks for posting all the great pictures so far---i couldn't resist posting yet another switcher shot (hope you don't mind)---here's cn 0-18-a #7456 deano---i like Doctor Wayne's idea---i'm still not sure about the "x"s,but they do add a special prototypical touch to an...

hey deano---excellent looking locomotives,but in all honesty,i'd pass on the X's---they kind of remind me of an obsessive compulsive grafitti artist gone wild---but what do i know :confused: :confused: :confused:

hi lynn---sorry,they're not dcc---after having had a chance to run #5303 on Doctor Wayne's layout,I have to admit that this has become my favourite

excellent pictures everyone---a special thanks to Doctor Wayne for posting a shot of #5303---here's another switcher shot,this time cnr #8550

hi everyone---thanks for the responses---those red barrels are a common feature on Doctor Wayne's bridge scenes---here's cnr j-7-c #5303 crossing the maitland river for all Doctor Wayne's fans,i'm adding a few more pictures of #5303 on her premier revenue run---what a setting for this...

hello all---in a past thread regarding Doctor Wayne's layout,i remember ralph made a comment on the bridge scene over the speed river---so ralph,here's a shot you might like

hi kanawha---i agree with you 100%---all locomotives are brass imports---5588 and 5626 from overland models,5107 is from VAN Hobbies PFM,and 5303 is from Division Point North---here's the final shot as i don't want to wear out my welcome---thanks for your responses