Weekly Photo Fun 9-26
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I love that area on your layout Trainnut!:thumb:
In keeping with the tunnel theme, here is one of the back tunnels on the H.P.P.C. railroad.
In keeping with the tunnel theme, here is one of the back tunnels on the H.P.P.C. railroad.
GREAT START THIS WEEK FOLKS!:thumb::mrgreen:
i currently cant join in on the "tunnel" theme...though if i dug deep enough in my pic files i could post the tunnels from the N scale "empire" dad and i built when i moved back here to Wisconsin, about 9yrs ago:winki: . HOWEVER, i ALSO see a Rio Grande " theme developing here:mrgreen: , here are my two EX-Rio Grandes.
i currently cant join in on the "tunnel" theme...though if i dug deep enough in my pic files i could post the tunnels from the N scale "empire" dad and i built when i moved back here to Wisconsin, about 9yrs ago:winki: . HOWEVER, i ALSO see a Rio Grande " theme developing here:mrgreen: , here are my two EX-Rio Grandes.
THANKS TrainNut:mrgreen: (i think..checking for hint of sarcasim..:119: ). naw, those are OLD pics
ops: , i have redone my trees now, and have since taken quite a few shots with the power line in it:winki: .I do like that black and orange Rio Grande scheme. It helped inspire me to put black and orange together for my Kings Port & Western freight cars (although the orange is predominant) and I considered making the KP&W locos black with orange lettering.
Back to my main road, the Penn Central. Here is a bashed transfer caboose I made from two Tyco cabin cars. The Jade Green on the transfer is a different shade from the caboose in the background, something that was apparently not completely unprototypic based on photos I've seen .
Ralph
Back to my main road, the Penn Central. Here is a bashed transfer caboose I made from two Tyco cabin cars. The Jade Green on the transfer is a different shade from the caboose in the background, something that was apparently not completely unprototypic based on photos I've seen .
Ralph
Nope, no sarcasm intended. I just must be oblivious as I've never noticed it before.
Nazgul, I've seen that shot of your layout probably 100 times but somehow it just never gets old. Nice work. Can't wait to see more once you get started on the new one.
Slekjr, That shot reminds me of the time my wife and I visited Frank Lloyd Wrights Falling Water house in Bear Run, PA in the dead of winter. Just a touch of snow scattered around with great big huge icicles all over the place and mannnnnn was it cold! The best part of the day was when I heard the horns of the mainline down in the canyon echo up from below!
Chessie, nice shot. That tunnel portal is quite the dominant structure!
Is that a standard size?
Here's a shot of my Alco doing a little light duty...
Well THANK YOU then TrainNut:smilie: , i wasnt sure how to take your comment at first:119: . the problem i have is my layout is small, so taking pics off it gets old real fast
ops: , SO, i have been taking TONS pics from my diarama lately, but thats got old too nowops: , THATS why i didnt know if perhaps a little sarcasim might have been there, MY BAD, and i AM sorry:winki::smilie: .I did find a shot of my SD90/43 & SD40-2 coming out of the mountain on the N scale "empire" dad and i had about 7-9yrs ago:thumb: , the layout was 8'x19' , HUGE for N scale, we had it about 95% complete before we tore it down and we both went back to HO scale.
Tom - That tunnel looks good too!:thumb:
Jim - Nice GP30's!
Tom - Love those Rio Grande's and I really love your yard under the bridge, I like how close the tracks are and how it curves with the terrain!
Deano - Love those shots! That second engine reminds me of how those engines looked to me when I was a kid, with the big speed lettering faded out. Plus those pictures are great, I love how the power pole is just a little out of focus to make it look far away.
Ralph - Great job on that bash job!:thumb: Love the party decks
Nazgul - That engine scheme made me a fan of the Northern Pacific. We had a couple of NP GP9's running on the club layout for a while. You know how I felt about that layout:inw::inw::inw::inw:
slekjr - Great Tunnel shot! Proud of you braving that weather.
chessie4155 - Nice tunnel shot! Great caboose!
Tom - Great Alco and Cabeese
Love that steeple!:thumb:
Deano - Great Shot! Love that scene!:thumb: And you take great pictures of your layout, I will never get tired of them, one request though, if you still can, can you get the waterfall out occasionally, I love that mountain!
Jim - Nice GP30's!
Tom - Love those Rio Grande's and I really love your yard under the bridge, I like how close the tracks are and how it curves with the terrain!
Deano - Love those shots! That second engine reminds me of how those engines looked to me when I was a kid, with the big speed lettering faded out. Plus those pictures are great, I love how the power pole is just a little out of focus to make it look far away.
Ralph - Great job on that bash job!:thumb: Love the party decks
Nazgul - That engine scheme made me a fan of the Northern Pacific. We had a couple of NP GP9's running on the club layout for a while. You know how I felt about that layout:inw::inw::inw::inw:
slekjr - Great Tunnel shot! Proud of you braving that weather.
chessie4155 - Nice tunnel shot! Great caboose!
Tom - Great Alco and Cabeese
Love that steeple!:thumb:Deano - Great Shot! Love that scene!:thumb: And you take great pictures of your layout, I will never get tired of them, one request though, if you still can, can you get the waterfall out occasionally, I love that mountain!
Here is my Rio Grande Picture. If you are wondering most of the Utah Railway GP38-2's are former Southern Pacific GP35's. And Southern Pacific was purchased by, yep you guessed it, the company that owned Rio Grande railroad. Ok, yes I know it is a stretch!
THANK YOU Scott:smilie: . you bet i still have the mountain & waterfall Steve made for me:winki: , Steve is one of my very best friends, i would NEVER get rid of that:thumb: . heres a shot i just took, notice it has the DT&I hopper i just weathered last week in it:winki: .
I like that night shot! It reminds me of a part of my recent Amtrak trip when I woke up very early in the morning and found our train stopped with my roomette being right in the middle of a grade crossing. I looked out my window at some cars waiting for The Empire Builder to get moving.
Ralph
Ralph