Lets See Some Great N-scale Locomotives

[Blake]

Here's a Bachmann 2-8-0

I painted this up in Erie, put a visor on the headlight and added a crew. Then I weathered it up.

 

[Hoghead]

Scott......I have enjoyed visiting your website over the last year or so.......and now it's nice to see you made it to Great Model Railroads 2004.......excellent work.

 

[Dan Crowley]

Here is a Mountain that I kitbashed in N scale

 

[Lenny53]

Originally posted by Tyson Rayles
The rear Alco is a model power shell on a atlas B23-7 chassis, the front is a Kato. Both custom painted and weathered and decaled.

Hi Tyson; I did something similar only I used U25B drives. Lenny

 

[Scott Teague]

Here is one of my C40-9W Operation Lifesaver units, 9252.

Scott

 

[CN1]

:thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

 

[SD90]

Nice work Scott!

Mike.

 

[Matthyro]

This is a great collection folks. Dan, I love that mountain you kitbashed. Welcome to the gauge by the way. Nice to find you posting here.

 

[SD90]

I didn't even realize you just signed up Dan, Welcome to The Gauge! That picture looks real! Nice work!

Mike.

 

[nscalesteve]

...here we go, my latest work

 

[pttom]

Well done, Steve

 

[SD90]

Nice work Steve, I like the rust on the couplers.

Mike.

 

[Scott Teague]

GREAT JOB STEVE!!!!!!!!!

Scott

 

[Scott Teague]

Hey guys, I'm doing some FURX leasing units in the green & sliver or light grey in N-Scale and HO. I will post them when i get them done.




Scott

 

[Drew1125]

Well, I'm not sure if these rate as "great", but these are the little K&I workhorses that ply the Four Sisters Branch...
This first one is an older Atlas/Kato geep...she's a good runner, but she is a little on the noisy side...

 

[Drew1125]

And here's my real gem...a LL SW9/1200...runs beautifully, & quiet as a mouse!:thumb:

 

[acsxfan1]

BQ23

Not exactly great .. but here is a scratch bash I did ..

 

[acsxfan1]

ARMY GP20

This GP20 was done from one of the UP GP20 s that model expo was selling a while back ..

 

[RAY METIVIER]

Just from the paint shop.

 

[atsf_arizona]

Here's a couple more shots:

Kato Santa Fe F7s after installation of short shank Unimate couplers:

I also finished the scenic integration of the Kato Unitrack into the scenery on the layout, you can see a little of that here also.

For comparision, showing the Kato Santa Fe F7's with the stock Kato spacing:

John Sing
San Mateo, CA

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