Show us where your cars congregate!
Things are getting jammed up at West Mill. announce1 Time to get to work!
Things are getting jammed up at West Mill. announce1 Time to get to work!
Yards, interchanges, big industries.....
- Thread starter Ralph
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Nice scene, Ralph, and certainly a lot more interesting than my offering. The majority of my cars are either in staging (the three levels above) or in storage (the two levels below). :-D
Wayne
Wayne
Now thats alot of penn central green!:thumb: Not very far away in the distant future, the big blue takes over...
this is a stand in for the port reading yard in South Amboy, NJ, although it can be any urban area. the interchange is also visible leaving the layout. Its nothing special yet, but it will be soon.
The other place cars congregate are at the interchange with Conrail and a private spur line that serves some of the industries in tighter to reach places...
this is a stand in for the port reading yard in South Amboy, NJ, although it can be any urban area. the interchange is also visible leaving the layout. Its nothing special yet, but it will be soon.
The other place cars congregate are at the interchange with Conrail and a private spur line that serves some of the industries in tighter to reach places...
Chessie6459
Gauge Oldtimer
Show us where your cars congregate!
Things are getting jammed up at West Mill. announce1 Time to get to work!
Looks like conrail is coming in and taking over there Ralph. Rolling Stock all over the place. Sorry I could not resist it.sign1 Great Picture Ralph.
Ralph: Great looking port scene..love all the PC green:thumb:
DoctorWayne: Your storage area below the Layout is a neat idea:thumb:
G.E.C.: Looking Good:thumb:
Here's a new yard we are putting together, it's more or less just a parking lot to store cars when we're not running them. We're going to set it up so it can be worked seperate from the layout but still tied in to it.
DoctorWayne: Your storage area below the Layout is a neat idea:thumb:
G.E.C.: Looking Good:thumb:
Here's a new yard we are putting together, it's more or less just a parking lot to store cars when we're not running them. We're going to set it up so it can be worked seperate from the layout but still tied in to it.
Hee hee! Yeah, that color shift to blue was inevitable but at least I can freeze time and keep it green on my layout! Wayne I admire your staging! Nice pics GEC and both of you Chessie guys!
Ralph
PS. It occurred to me that blue can indeed dominate my layout when I'm running equipment decorated for my freelanced railroad. It needs to have a touch of orange to it though.
Here is a photo of all the current roster of locos, freight cars, and cabeese.
Ralph
PS. It occurred to me that blue can indeed dominate my layout when I'm running equipment decorated for my freelanced railroad. It needs to have a touch of orange to it though.
Here is a photo of all the current roster of locos, freight cars, and cabeese.
Chessie6459
Gauge Oldtimer
Here we see one of C&Os RS1s pulling a cut of 60' autoparts cars pass another industry.
A C&O road freight sets out a cut of cars for the local industrial switch crew.
A C&O road freight sets out a cut of cars for the local industrial switch crew.
L
lester perry
Here is my classification yard. It has 16 total tracks but all cannot be seen here. It is Clifton Forge Va. on my layout but not a duplicate.
Les
http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b254/lesterperry/100_0849.jpg
http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b254/lesterperry/100_0847.jpg
I still can't post pics and don't know why
Les
http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b254/lesterperry/100_0849.jpg
http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b254/lesterperry/100_0847.jpg
I still can't post pics and don't know why
Lester,Great lookin' yard!
About posting photos.
There is 2 ways you can post photos..
1) In the reply box there is a paper clip icon..Click on that and a window will open.You will see "Manage Attachments" and then click on Browse.This will take you to your photos stored in your computer.You may have to click on my pictures once you get to your computer documents.
After choosing the picture you want click on upload and it will upload to the reply box..
2) I see you use "photobucket" like I do.I find it easier to click on the bottom IMG Code and copy and paste it here like so.
I hope this helps.
About posting photos.
There is 2 ways you can post photos..
1) In the reply box there is a paper clip icon..Click on that and a window will open.You will see "Manage Attachments" and then click on Browse.This will take you to your photos stored in your computer.You may have to click on my pictures once you get to your computer documents.
After choosing the picture you want click on upload and it will upload to the reply box..
2) I see you use "photobucket" like I do.I find it easier to click on the bottom IMG Code and copy and paste it here like so.
I hope this helps.
Here's mine,
Oh Wayne, I apologize for being a little curt with you. Your suggestion for posts to support the porch on the Gaines Cannery was a good one. The thing is, when I'm done I'm done.
Sorry... PM me if you'd like a more detailed explanation of my mindset at the time.
Oh Wayne, I apologize for being a little curt with you. Your suggestion for posts to support the porch on the Gaines Cannery was a good one. The thing is, when I'm done I'm done.
Sorry... PM me if you'd like a more detailed explanation of my mindset at the time.
:-DThat's a nice photo...
...EngineerKyle.
I am jealous.
Thanks for the inspiration. Moody, early morning light- to me.
Mark
...EngineerKyle.
I am jealous.
Thanks for the inspiration. Moody, early morning light- to me.
Mark