a picture a day....

HudsonORailRoader posted:

This is my first post on the forum. Just bought this K-Line Hudson.

Great Pic! And welcome to the forum some of the best Model Railroaders you will ever meet keep posting 

Thank you to everyone for the kind welcome and comments. Here are a couple more photos from the layout.

This is one of my Custom made Piggyback Cars the I converted from an old AHM flat car. I Still need a decal it and put a hitch on it

              HUDSONORAILROADER,  welcome to the forum,  great photos, very nice !!

                           awesome looking layout, keep the pictures coming  

sidehack posted:

BAR GP7 #63 posted:

you make it look easy, I very much enjoy seeing your work, keep them coming

Ray. Thank you very much. I am glad you like it.

Johan

D&H at crossing 

                  NASA under the moon light....

HUDSONORAILROADER - welcome and thanks for sharing your wonderful photos.

Mine for today:

Early Morning at the Farm

Calm Day on the Water

Soda Break

For today: " Got junk?"

"Crane operator's view":

Seen running at the TMB open house;

The Piggyback Flats are done! Now I have to load them 

For today: " Holy Scrap!!" 

One more...Need to set up a background instead of the white cinder-block wall.

Plaza Liquor

Very nicely done! Keep 'em coming.

HudsonORailRoader posted:

One more...Need to set up a background instead of the white cinder-block wall.

"Switching the Paint Factory":

That's great! Thanks so much. Helps me envision the future.

trumptrain posted:

For today: " Holy Scrap!!" 

Patrick, I'll bet Mike agrees with me that this scene of yours is really begging for a hard-working Lionel 282 Gantry Crane to go with all those hard-working humans.  

HudsonORailRoader posted:

One more...Need to set up a background instead of the white cinder-block wall.

Thank you for sharing your photos. Your layout and scenery are superb.

Messing around with the night time photos.  Buzz and R2 are discussing the new lights in the engine yard. 

HudsonORailRoader posted:

Thank you to everyone for the kind welcome and comments. Here are a couple more photos from the layout.

Welcome to the Forum.  Looks like a pretty nice layout from what you've posted.  Thanks for sharing.

Transformers being delivered to sub station 

For today: " Bob Little reporting from Sky Chopper One WPTV in Patsburg.  A switch locomotive pulling a transfer freight derailed when a boxcar from a siding rolled into the path of the locomotive which was traveling on the mainline.  The two collided at just the perfect angle causing both the locomotive and boxcar to go off the rails.  The Patsburg Fire Dept was on the scene in a matter of minutes.  The fire chief and FSJR officials were concerned  that the tank car of diesel fuel directly behind the locomotive was leaking.  No one was injured in this incident.  Railroad officials are investigating  as to why the siding's derail device  may have malfunctioned.  More details at eleven."  

OMG....thankful no one was hurt, it could have been a disaster if that tank car blew, the billiard place would have Hot Pockets

Guys what great pictures...thank you all: Lee Drennen - Man what a parking lot..a '57 Skyliner, '55 Galaxy , and '57 Pontiac WOW!   Bill T - I loved the Maersk Diesel, our son worked for Maersk in Asia on their ships, gotta find one of those diesels  Coach Joe - great gas station and a '50 Caddy convertible (maybe '49?).   BAR GP7- Man, what a super "doodlebug", great detailing or construction if you made it.  Love those things, My RR just has the old Lionel B&O RDC's.   Trumptrain - thank goodness for those first responders from Patsburg...quick on the scene to prevent disaster.

Me - I am just back from a week on the road and was sick (flu) last weekend so maybe I will get something done to post this weekend.  Did post my Air Force train in the FEF thread.  Have a great weekend everyone.

Don McErlean

Don McErlean posted:

Guys what great pictures...thank you all: Lee Drennen - Man what a parking lot..a '57 Skyliner, '55 Galaxy , and '57 Pontiac WOW!   Bill T - I loved the Maersk Diesel, our son worked for Maersk in Asia on their ships, gotta find one of those diesels  Coach Joe - great gas station and a '50 Caddy convertible (maybe '49?).   BAR GP7- Man, what a super "doodlebug", great detailing or construction if you made it.  Love those things, My RR just has the old Lionel B&O RDC's.   Trumptrain - thank goodness for those first responders from Patsburg...quick on the scene to prevent disaster.

Me - I am just back from a week on the road and was sick (flu) last weekend so maybe I will get something done to post this weekend.  Did post my Air Force train in the FEF thread.  Have a great weekend everyone.

Don McErlean

Don. You're welcome. B&M Doodlebug is a MTH Railking products, i just added fixed pilots & kadees, paint interior and weathering.

Johan

sidehack posted:

Transformers being delivered to sub station 

Ray, having worked 13 years for a power company in substations in the middle of my working days, I want to commend you a realistic looking substation!  Did you scratchbuild it?

Don McErlean posted:

Guys what great pictures...thank you all: Lee Drennen - Man what a parking lot..a '57 Skyliner, '55 Galaxy , and '57 Pontiac WOW!   Bill T - I loved the Maersk Diesel, our son worked for Maersk in Asia on their ships, gotta find one of those diesels  Coach Joe - great gas station and a '50 Caddy convertible (maybe '49?).   BAR GP7- Man, what a super "doodlebug", great detailing or construction if you made it.  Love those things, My RR just has the old Lionel B&O RDC's.   Trumptrain - thank goodness for those first responders from Patsburg...quick on the scene to prevent disaster.

Me - I am just back from a week on the road and was sick (flu) last weekend so maybe I will get something done to post this weekend.  Did post my Air Force train in the FEF thread.  Have a great weekend everyone.

Don McErlean

Don

hope your feeling better and thanks I love them 1930-60 cars 

Don

this is for you hope you feel better 

HudsonORailRoader posted:

That is a GREAT scene!