WPMA-40 makes a pick up at Dutchman Foods.

Bruce

Geez, Bruce, it's gettin' pretty lonely here. Must be a lotta people with broken cameras, eh?

Here's pretty much what I shared last week, but with some weathering...











While it's a bit heavy for my tastes, I'm pretty-sure that it won't be heavy enough for the owner. If that's the case, it's much easier to add more than it is to take away too much.

Wayne

The Canadian National S class Mikados (2-8-2) are my favourite locomotives.Here's a couple of S1's on the Leetown Division

doctorwayne Wrote:Geez, Bruce, it's gettin' pretty lonely here. Must be a lotta people with broken cameras, eh?

Wayne

Wayne,

Must be, they sure are not posting anything here!

Bruce

Doc---as you know my preference is the "recently out-shopped" look which you have realistically applied to my steam locomotive roster but I really like the weathering on your friend's engine

crossing my fingers this shows up....

It's not every day that you can photograph all 4 sides of a locomotive at the same time. Normally it's too big to fit into the frame, the suns in a bad spot, or something's blocking one side. But last week all the variables worked in my favor. A small subject, overcast sky's, and nothing in the way so I grabbed a few shots. O&W 105 behind the restoration shops in Scranton PA.

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See,, the cameras not broke, just lost of bad weather and lots of overtime at work.

Seeing red:


(broken flash on camera)

DL light engine move just west of the Delaware water gap a few moments ago.

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In fact I now think that my camera works too good,,, I had to reduce this pic down to 720 x 480 in order to get it to load under the 250 kb limit.

[quote="UP SD40-2"]crossing my fingers this shows up....

Excellent picture Deano.Here's a bridge scene on the Leetown Division

Hey, Ed! I like that Pacific so much that I used its number on one of my locomotives, although the number's partially obscure in this bridge scene...



It's also nice to see a good turnout here this week, too.

Wayne

e-paw Wrote:O&W 105 behind the restoration shops in Scranton P.

e-paw

Glad to see that another loco from the Southern RR of NJ is not going to rust. Your shop did a great job on the two F3's that were at Winslow, NJ on the SRNJ.
Hope this one turns out as well.

Bruce

WPMA-29 at Whiskey Point on it's return to Mannheim Yard.

Bruce

doctorwayne Wrote:It's also nice to see a good turnout here this week, too.

Wayne

and THANKS for posting

Bruce