Caught these pictures as CNR 1337 exited the tunnel and rolled along the northern Lake Superior shore at Jackfish Bay.

Bachmann Spectrum 10-wheeler, lettered as Canadian National Railways #1337
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Flat with scratchbuilt lumber load
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Stewart Hobbies 55-ton hopper with aquarium gravel "coal" load
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Athearn flat with Walthers tractors
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Proto2000 8,000 gallon tanker lettered for Shell Oil
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Accurail outside braced box car
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Reefer in CNR's 1933 experimental aluminum paint. Was supposed to keep things cooler than the standard paint scheme - it didn't, and the paint only lasted about a year or so.
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Another outside braced box
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An older Athearn (?) steel sided caboose. The CNR tilted wafer on green leaf is circa WW2, so a bit of a mismatch with the rest of the train, but I liked the marker lights so picked it up from the LHS bargain table anyway...
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Jackfish Bay is a set of two modules taking a single main line through a tunnel and across cribbed infill on the shore of Lake Superior in northern Ontario. Modelled by Jeff Hill, the modules now belong to <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.hotrak.ca">www.hotrak.ca</a><!-- w -->

Andrew

Very nice Andrew! That's a beautiful locomotive and I also like that lumber load!

Ralph

Nice Roll-By Andrew!!! I like the weathering on those outside braced boxcars

Thanks for the kind words guys!

Andrew

Lookin' good, Andrew! Nice job on CNR-ising that 10-Wheeler and also nice to see that hopper in the old-style black paint, too.

Wayne

Not much on steam but my wife is slowly changing that out look and i must say awsome job

Thanks guys!

Andrew

I'm also not much of a steam guy but very nice job on the roll by

Bruce

That's good lookin'! Nice job!

Glad I got you diesel guys looking at steam again!

Thanks for the compliments.

Andrew

Well...... ummm ....... ok ok ok i confess!!!!! i bought two 4-8-2's and a 2-8-0 for a n scale layout thats on the drawing board. There i said it

(Oh there's no going back now railroader9731...I predict a few more steam purchases in your future.)

Andrew - you're right. As a "diesel" guy, pictures like yours really make me consider getting heavily involved in steam. Each engine has such a different look...a quality modern diesel engines lack. I'm already a fan of the "Hudson's".