The Copper Cannonball leaving town...
handyandy posted:The Copper Cannonball leaving town...
That is cool Andy! That is Marx I'm guessing? I don't think I have ever seen one.
pretty sure that came from the Handy Andy Car Works......
Steamer posted:pretty sure that came from the Handy Andy Car Works......
Wow! In that case it's very cool!
Andy has made several great creations.
Two smokers passing.
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Putting some items out on the almost finished Art Deco layout table. Wired up and then fired up the MTH repro Ives Circus Train today. After much trial and tribulation, we finally got the Pride Lines passenger shed built, a big THANK YOU went out to my son Daniel for sorting it out!
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Here are my Tinplate I have some are Prewar and some are postwar all Passenger cars. 
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HIP, HIP, HOORAY- they FIT!!! Was very concerned about engines and cars being able to fit under the Pride Lines Passenger shed, so I had to try it out. Plenty of room! Here is a pic showing my biggest passenger car, a MTH repro Ives National Limited, along with the small MTH repro of the Ives 1134 engine. Gosh- the more I see the PL shed in the layout, the better it looks.
This pic gives a sneak peek at the lovely grained mahogany facing boards, with cutting marks in pencil.
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Carey TeaRose posted:HIP, HIP, HOORAY- they FIT!!! Was very concerned about engines and cars being able to fit under the Pride Lines Passenger shed, so I had to try it out. Plenty of room! Here is a pic showing my biggest passenger car, a MTH repro Ives National Limited, along with the small MTH repro of the Ives 1134 engine. Gosh- the more I see the PL shed in the layout, the better it looks.
This pic gives a sneak peek at the lovely grained mahogany facing boards, with cutting marks in pencil.
Great layout Carey! It is really coming together nicely!
George
It is a beautiful station!
