I'll start this week off with a Wisconsin pic  ...

Deano, nicely done scene to start off the week.  Do the dairy cows produce 3% more milk with GERN being right next door?  

WPMA-29 drops a car at ACME Products.  Have an enjoyable and safe holiday weekend for those in the USA.

Bruce

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Deano - Great scene. The barn and details came out great. The train ain't half bad either.

Bruce - Another great industrial scene. What is the loco? Looks like some kind of rebuild.

A pair of Reading FP7's wait in Leiperville Station for passengers as an Reading RDC pulls in.

Firing a 19th Century locomotive.


Lutz

Great photos and reply from Bruce  --- Deano for some reason your scene makes me 3% hungrier for a piece of cheese .Back on the Leetown Division #3875 is earning her keep at the GERN Bowyer Mine. 

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(09-02-2022, 05:56 PM)bdw9535 Wrote: [ -> ]Deano, nicely done scene to start off the week.  Do the dairy cows produce 3% more milk with GERN being right next door?  

Bruce, you are 110% CORRECT!  
The milk cooler I have located to the rear on the other side of the Semi Tanker, is about two thirds bigger then a farm of that size would use  , but thanks to GERN's feed additive(sorry, cant recall the name of it? ) the cows on Olsons farm ARE IN FACT PRODUCING 3% MORE MILK   . Gotta love the miracles of GERN, BEST PLANT ON THE LAYOUT  

Nice start for this week. I am a little late chiming in. A pair of T-1 locomotives easily handle a passenger train up the hill on the Wilderson division. Deno, I think that GERN product is called squeeze-em-more.[attachment=39028]
Charlie

CNR U2G #6213 leads the Beeton Flyer northbound at the Desjardin Canal bridge.

P1470701 by Ed Creechan, on Flickr

After two long years I finally had a chance to visit my good friend Doctor Wayne to catch some train action and share a really good cup of coffee.

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 I love it, Ed!  I know you guys had to have had a great time  . BTW, LOVE THAT ENGINE!

(09-02-2022, 06:31 PM)tompm Wrote: [ -> ]Bruce - What is the loco? Looks like some kind of rebuild.

Tom, its Conrail's rebuild program of the GP9's, a GP10.  This one has a chopped nose, modified air filter and overhauled prime movers.

Bruce