a picture a day....

Bill I agree I’ve been in a PW kick for the last year on and off more on. I have the 202 I redone the Shell was faded so I done it up in NYC I’m sure you have seen it on here. Like to see more pics of them of them in the future 

@farmerjohn posted:

Randy. I bought the railing at York from the guys that make the bridges and buildings I think the name is Cresent. I painted the railings with a stone paint. Here is a picture of a bridge I got from them .

@farmerjohn

Thanks for the information. The bridge is spectacular (as is your entire layout)! Was the dealer from whom you bought the bridge in the Orange Hall, about halfway back in the first aisle on the side of the Orange Hall that is closest to what used to be the Brown Hall?

@Bill T posted:

Yep, the PW Alcos are fun to run. The 210 is a set I received for Christmas many decades ago. The 211 is a new acquisition, seems like I have been on a Postwar kick this past month. Fun to run and don't cost an arm & leg to acquire.

>>>>

@Bill T posted:

Bill I agree I’ve been in a PW kick for the last year on and off more on. I have the 202 I redone the Shell was faded so I done it up in NYC I’m sure you have seen it on here. Like to see more pics of them of them in the future 

Hm.

I'm going to have to quit extolling the virtues of PW here at OGR... seems I'm driving up the costs on myself!

Andre

Randy. Yes the dealer is in the Orange hall but the name is East Coast Enterprises.  Gave you the wrong name earlier.  The railings  are a new item .Stan Wisniewski is the main guy I talked to. Thanks for the compliment  on my layout. 

One of my favorite Custom Weaver trailers I’ve made. It sits on a Lionel PS 4 piggy flat that I weathered 

Another picture of the day. 

Passengers changing from the trolley to the Interurban.

@farmerjohn posted:

Randy. Yes the dealer is in the Orange hall but the name is East Coast Enterprises.  Gave you the wrong name earlier.  The railings  are a new item .Stan Wisniewski is the main guy I talked to. Thanks for the compliment  on my layout. 

Very Nice !! Beautiful !

For today: From the Postwar Paradise Series: "Three decades of Lionel history 1940's #2035 steamer, 1950's # 2065 steamer & FM Virginian Train Master, 1960's Santa Fe FA Diesels." 

              woke up to a rail line, right down the middle of my driveway...

Little Santa Fe action.  

MTH NS passing by MTH UP Heritage units.

For today: " The view from my vacation cabin window."

0-6-0 at its first public outing since being restored to run, at Snoqualmie, WA earlier today...

Believe it or not, the photo below was NOT edited in any way. I didn't even crop it:

The Lionel Postwar Texas Special F-3's arriving at the station.

The Brewery at night

For today: " Beauty and the Beast 1956 "

@p51 posted:

0-6-0 at its first public outing since being restored to run, at Snoqualmie, WA earlier today...

Believe it or not, the photo below was NOT edited in any way. I didn't even crop it:

                   Lee, any history on this engine? I'm thinking it's origin is Northern Pacific.

@lee drennen posted:

 Wow that is a great picture Lee'... Very cool'...

Many good contributions going on here'.. I got get to caught up'....😀

@sidehack posted:

The Brewery at night

 Nice shot Ray'.. Is that ventilation kit on the roof from Rusty STumps models, or is it your own creation'....😊

@PAUL ROMANOposted:

                   Lee, any history on this engine? I'm thinking it's origin is Northern Pacific.

https://locomotive.fandom.com/...hern_Pacific_No._924

Great pictures everyone, since Lee Drennen loves trucks, I’m starting to like the piggy back train cars. Happy Railroading Everyone.

@leapinlarry posted:

Great pictures everyone, since Lee Drennen loves trucks, I’m starting to like the piggy back train cars. Happy Railroading Everyone.

Larry that ones on my wish list thanks for posting very nice 

Thanks Ted. Thought I would post this one for Larry. This is my low grade MTH Hudson steamer and one of my Custom made tractor trailers 

Lee Drennen, Thank You, great picture, and I love the Hudson, it’s a smoker, looks just fine, my, new to me Hudson, the K-Line TMCC model is a nice/low end hudson, but it looks fine to me. Happy Railroading Everyone...

@lee drennen posted:

Thanks Ted. Thought I would post this one for Larry. This is my low grade MTH Hudson steamer and one of my Custom made tractor trailers 

Lee;

There is no such thing a “low grade... Hudson steamer”. While some are more detailed than others, they are all first class  

P.S. very nice scene  

Paul. Thanks I guess I should hold it to a higher standards it was a Union Pacific but I repainted it and decaled it for a NYC 

@Quarter Gauger 48 posted:

 Nice shot Ray'.. Is that ventilation kit on the roof from Rusty STumps models, or is it your own creation'....😊

HAHA, that's my own 3D creation

thanks for noticing

this photo shows it better, the building and everything in and on it was designed and printed by me

@sidehack posted:

HAHA, that's my own 3D creation

thanks for noticing

this photo shows it better, the building and everything in and on it was designed and printed by me

 Thanks Ray', it looks real good close up'... nice job...

Enjoying the summertime evening at the lake Side Cottage'..

And just  a short walk, nice stretch of the legs to the diner for dinner'..😃🌭🍟🍔🥂🍺🍽🍴🍷🥤

@Quarter Gauger 48 posted:

Enjoying the summertime evening at the lake Side Cottage'..

 

 

And just  a short walk, nice stretch of the legs to the diner for dinner'..😃🌭🍟🍔🥂🍺🍽🍴🍷🥤

Ted - outstanding photos!!!

Tacoma Rail meets up with the UP.

Waking up Hotel guests

For today: " Monday morning."