Caught up with WPMA-19 as they were making a drop and pick up.

Bruce

Hang'n flags on 664.
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A train show archive photo, D&H 5023 running on the AMG.
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On the subject of trainshow pictures.Here's one of my new in process Z scale show layout at the Iron Rails Model Railroad club how on 9-19-15.

This is what I did Sunday NJ URHS show In Booton NJ :o hock:

Here are a couple more pics !!!! :o hock:

Time for beans.The Eat More Restaurant on Victoria Ave. is a popular and well frequented eatery for the local railroaders in Leetown.The crews from a couple of switchers are enjoying their bacon and eggs during a break in the morning switching assignments in the yard.

New in my inventary - a N&W steel caboose of class CG for my N&W 4-8-0 twelve-wheeler.



It's a new Overland model however it needs some corrections, nonetheless. Especially the running quality is beneath contempt!

kamerad47 Wrote:This is what I did Sunday NJ URHS show In Booton NJ :o hock:

Ah, I wish I knew! I was there as well. I made the mistake of wearing a Conrail shirt, didn't make the Reading or CNJ people too happy!

I meant to post this in this thread, but I suppose it works where it was as well!

Anyways....
U34CH, one of my all time favorites, right next to my other all time favorite. Can't go wrong!





I almost got denied entry into the "Hickory Creek" because my girlfriend insisted we wear matching PRR GG1 shirts. I told her it would start trouble, but she didn't believe me. After waiting on a long line at Grand Central Terminal to board, the guy held us hostage.



An Erie switcher. There was a surprising amount of women volunteers painting it.

R

Had to miss out on the Booton show.

But on a nicer note, I caught some Alcos at the Gap yesterday.

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And another shot of the same two units from today at the same location.


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The Annual "Fall Harvest Days" at the Racine County Fairgrounds, in Union Grove, Wi. included the annual model train show.
I had my modules there, as part of the Lake County Society of Modular Engineers, display.
The three mast Schooner, ( lower left of center ) is my latest project. I considered it for the "challenge", but it is too big for a Pizza box, and will still be under construction well after the challenge ends.
She's 1:87 scale, 88' at the waterline, 95' on deck, and 132' Length Over All, with a beam of 30'-6". The hull is built "Plank On Frame"....meaning her hull, and deck are built up with individual planks, mostly, scale 1" X 8".
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In this view, from the opposite direction, you can see her masts just to the right of center.
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and one last shot, this of her Starboard side, as she is right now.
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Yeah, I felt like I needed a little "tedium" in my life, right about now. :mrgreen: