a picture a day....

Scrambler81 posted:

How about an out of season Christmas tree shot?

 

A shot like that is never out of season!  Looks Great!

NS Executive train entering NYC via a lift bridge on the "South Fork Railroad".

Nice thread!!  

Another perspective on the Twin Bridges project...

A couple from the defunct club layout

OK- I'm in. Nice thread.

The beginning....

last night......

A picture for today.

Scrambler81 posted:

Love Yoda being there to see the trains pass by!

mike g. posted:

Scrambler81 posted:

Love Yoda being there to see the trains pass by!

Would you believe when I picked him up earlier this year, he was the first Star Wars toy I have ever bought? I always joked that I was the only toy collector on earth without any Star Wars, but as soon as I saw him, I knew where he had to go.

Chris, I still to this day do not have a Stars War toy! LOL

Broader view of the Twin Bridges neighborhood...

Since we are talking Star Wars

Passengers riding NS Executive Train on the "South Fork Railroad".

Those are not the droids we're looking for.

Great Picture Brian! Looks so real!

Docksider pulling power demo:

All postwar and postwar remakes.  The log dump car. the horse car and the reefer are  heavy operating cars, and the other ones aren't lightweights either.  That little loco is a powerhouse!

Pete

Here's my daily contribution.

Happy Friday!

Beginning of the far left corner of the Twin Bridges project neighborhood...

"South Fork Railroad" yard/turntable areas.

Getting ready to take on water.

Scrambler81 posted:

Looks like some Homies are holding the bridge! Great!

Sean

Modeling of the Twin Bridges nearby neighborhood continues...

FrankM

Moonson posted:

Modeling of the Twin Bridges nearby neighborhood continues...

FrankM

Great looking work there Frank! Could be almost any neighborhood near the tracks! From the trees it looks to be in the north.

A little Post-war action from the old carpet central.

Welcome to the Blueboard Central Division of American Flyer Lines

Norfolk & Western 611 J on the "South Fork Railroad"