Yesterday I purchased the MTH Railking Norfolk Southern Veterans Unit Box Car with Flashing Lights and the Railking Veterans Unit Smoking Tank Car. Am looking forward to running the Tank Car.
p51 posted:It's not train related, but I found this plate in antique store for very little money. It's from a small vessel of some kind, and 1942 dated.
Lee, I wonder whether the "1059" is the hull number? If so, that might be traceable. I've been researching photos and the whereabouts of Dravo tow boats and tug boats that were used by the Pennsylvania RR and the Union Barge Line during my Pittsburgh-focused layout era (1930s to 1964), and have found this shipbuildinghistory.com website to be useful for hull numbers and more. No hit on your #1059 'though:
http://shipbuildinghistory.com...rds/small/kneass.htm
Tomlinson Run Railroad
Waiting for this!
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Carey TeaRose posted:WITZ 41 posted:Got me some Harrimans need fillin!
Seven coaches, two lunch cars and two business on cars are going to need some peeps!!
More photos in photo album forum:
wish I could find these for standard gauge!!
I wish they all didn't look the same!!!
Got hooked to a wrong thread. This landed on my porch from Brown today, among others. Xmas came early.
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all for my Standard Gauge layout: recently snagged a 200 turntable, a third 444 roundhouse section and the Stephen Girard three car passenger set. As they arrive, will post pics.
Ted, It looks good! I'm glad I'm not the only one who gets hooked to the wrong threads. I have a package that should arrive Thursday I believe. I was going to save my money for York!
Picked up this PRR Q2 beauty recently from my LHS Scranton Hobby. It's a PS2, but got a great price. Operation, sounds and smoke are awesome. Lots of fun!
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Just pulled the trigger on an outstanding sale item from Mr. Muffin's Trains. As usual, the pictures in the catalog do not do it justice. There have been several items I didn't buy only to have regrets when I saw it in person. Glad I got this.
Plans now are for runs @ two RC3R club displays, Trunk or Treat at two churches, and then Halloween at our house. Gonna run it like I stole it! This is going to look great on the Halloween display.
I just pulled the Halloween display out of storage. The scenery needs some touch-up, but in general it has held up very well. Now if I can just find the box with my Halloween cars and buildings. Not on the club trailer, not in the bonus room,....
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TedW posted:Got hooked to a wrong thread. This landed on my porch from Brown today, among others. Xmas came early.
Great choice. Bought one a year or so ago to run with my 765. Much better model than the competition's.
Posted a photo comparison here then to show differences.
I don't know about you guys, but it seems like there are good buys right now on ebay, guess everyone else is saving their money for York!
Jim
Carey TeaRose posted:all for my Standard Gauge layout: recently snagged a 200 turntable, a third 444 roundhouse section and the Stephen Girard three car passenger set. As they arrive, will post pics.
Carey, Looks like you are going to have to double the size of your layout.
Just pre-ordered the new Lionel Nickel Plate 765 Berkshire and the 100 ton High Top coal hoppers. Hopefully they come in time for my birthday on July 4th, or maybe Christmas 2018............
Another impulse buy that I can justify by stating it's a train I used to see in the flesh when they ran between Montreal and Toronto. Most of the memorable sightings were of the black and white CN theme, when it took an 1 1/2 hours of bus travel just to go railfanning in downtown Toronto. Matters little though as either paint scheme is totally out of place on my PW era layout.
Bruce
Unwrapped this today. Am late to the party, as most of you already have one. 
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Looks great, Ted!! I would like to have one, but it's too big for me to run. I'll just enjoy seeing yours!!
p51 posted:It's not train related, but I found this plate in antique store for very little money. It's from a small vessel of some kind, and 1942 dated.
There is / was a George Washington Kneass Boat / Yacht works in San Francisco. Apparently they were quite the bodybuilders at one time. I could not tell if they are still active.
Nice find!
Sean
