WPMA-19's conductor confers with Absecon Mills plant foreman on how todays cars are to be spotted.

Bruce

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Great way to start this weeks thread off Bruce!

Ahh...I'm feeling like WSOR tonight...

Bruce - Great looking switcher and background. Is that a power plant? Reminds me of a scene along the Delaware River.

The Lehigh & Hudson River provided two of its RS-3's to handle a special reefer train with goods from New England to points in the Mid-Atlantic.

Atlas Classic Lehigh & Hudson River RS-3


Atlas Classic Lehigh & Hudson River RS-3


Athearn Blue Box Kit Canadian National 40 FT Reefer


Walthers Kit Bordens 40 FT wood reefer

Part 2 of 3

Walthers Kit Swift 40 FT Double Sheath Reefer


Walthers Kit Bangor & Aroostook 40 FT Steel Reefer


Accurail Kit Central New Jersey 40 FT wood reefer


Accurail Kit Central New Jersey 40 FT wood reefer renumbered

Part 3 of 3

MDC/Roundhouse Kit Lehigh Valley 36 FT wood reefer


MDC/Roundhouse Kit Lehigh Valley 36 FT wood reefer


Atlas Trainman Lehigh & Hudson River Cupola Caboose


Here is the video footage
https://youtu.be/aFgRo698OpM

Deano

Those Wisconsin & Southern units look great. The paint scheme is becoming one of my favorites.

Well, it has been a long time since I have posted something here, but I have been visiting BigBlue more often as of late. It was nice to see some familiar names again. So I just want to say hello by showing this picture of my scratchbuilt O-scale boxcar.

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Very nice work, Kurt. Welcome back.

Tom

It's great to see you back, Kurt, and with a great-looking boxcar, too!  

Wayne

Kurt,

Glad to see your still modeling, and as always another fantastic model.

Bruce

I have no photo to contribute, but I want to say there are some very great photos posted this week and it is good to see you again Kurt. 

On another note, be sure to read Don's post about our zoom meeting.  
Charlie

Thank you all for the warm welcome! Looking forward to spending more time with you again.

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Welcome back Kurt---it's great to see your outstanding modelling again.

Leetown's good fortunes are for the most part the influence of the railroad.Generations of employees have worked on the Leetown Division providing financial stability for their families.Without a doubt working on the railroad was demanding requiring dedication and hard work but the rewards made it worth the effort.For a newly hired single employee life couldn't get much better as the starting wages enabled many to purchase their first new car from White Dog Motors in Leetown.During their days off a common gathering spot was Hutch's at Christophers Corner---here's a typical scene.

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Kurt - great pictures and models to announce your return.

Ed - Groovy wheels you got there.

Kurt!!   , SO GLAD TO SEE YOU BACK!!  , Awesome work/shots, as usual for you  .

WELCOME BACK!