@Capetrainman posted:Patrick...great scene with the dusting of snow...hopefully the crew will be off-duty pretty soon to begin their holiday...Merry Christmas and thank you for your contributions here this year...
Thank you so much Paul!! The crew is now off duty and at their respective homes enjoying egg nog, wassail, extraordinary food, and fun times with family and friends.
Merry Christmas to you and yours!!
A Christmas Arrival -
Cheers,
- Mike
@RSJB18 posted:Happy FEF! and Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas, Bob... hope you and your son are on the mend 🎄🎅🏻🎄
@Apples55 posted:Merry Christmas, Bob... hope you and your son are on the mend 🎄🎅🏻🎄
Thanks Paul. We are both doing better. The CEO is down now and my daughter's got something going too. Been a big fat COVID CHRISTMAS!
@RSJB18 posted:Thanks Paul. We are both doing better. The CEO is down now and my daughter's got something going too. Been a big fat COVID CHRISTMAS!
Nice looking Grinch Bob.
Well if this is going through the entire family NOW , all I can figure is New Years Day should be the opening of a great NEW YEAR for all of you being healthy and hale. 
Until then, to you and your's , be happy and safe .
RSJB18-Here's hoping that you and your family are doing better and wishing you and everyone a very Happy and Healthy New Year.
Get well soon
Don
Happy end of the year FEF!
Happy Front end to 2022!
A pair of Marx 333 locos.
Happy FEF and have a great New Year Eve!
This is my Prewar Lionel 253 needs new wheels, and lights to be put on.
Here are my ends of the front kind for this fine Friday and last day of the year! Happy New Year everyone!! 
Happy FEF!
Happy New Year to all!
The front end of the rear end for the end of the year. 
Bob
@RSJB18 posted:Happy FEF!
Happy New Year to all!
The front end of the rear end for the end of the year.
Bob
Very clever!! Happy New Year Bob!
@trumptrain posted:Here are my ends of the front kind for this fine Friday and last day of the year! Happy New Year everyone!!
Love that Chevy truck Pat.
@RSJB18 posted:Happy FEF!
Happy New Year to all!
The front end of the rear end for the end of the year.
Bob
😆 🤣 😃 ROFLMAO!
On this FEF day, "Happy New Year to you all"!
Western Pacific GS-64 #485 pulling freight is being loaded with left over Xmas giant candy canes to be delivered to the North Poll, so the Elves can much on them all year long until next Christmas. The Elves will soon be as large as Santa himself! At least 3 front ends here. The crane operator seems to be MIA!! Also. looks like I caught a SP employee organizing baggage in the Daylight baggage car, too.
Note: The WP GS isn't covered in dust like all my other photos of locomotives! ;-)
Happy FEF, and Happy New Year!
Two Santa Fe units switching in to pick-up a days production at the local brewery...
FEF 
@SLQ32 posted:
East meets west, I spy a PRR in the background with that SP 4410 in black. Very cool shot.
Wow, it’s New Years Eve, Hopefully 2022 will be a Great Year, and there’s lots of beautiful pictures, nice layouts, some really neat Steamers, Diesels, and cars, We are truly Blessed. The postwar Santa Fe belongs to my good friend Rich Hane, the SW8 Southern Pacific just arrived. Happy Railroading Everyone 
@WesternPacific2217 posted:East meets west, I spy a PRR in the background with that SP 4410 in black. Very cool shot.
LOL well it's the only shop in the country so gets all sorts 😁
Happy FEF!
@RSJB18 posted:Happy FEF!
Great shot of the yard. These are always my favorites.
Happy Front End Friday!
Happy Front end Friday! PW 209 New Haven getting ready to pass a Williams GP-38.
Well hello F.E.F fans, here we are at the first Friday in 2022 !... I for one am hoping for at least 51 more (LOL)....Today, my offering is one of Lionels most prolific engines of the pre-war period. The 253/253E which was produced from the 1920's until the middle 30's in a myriad of variations. This one is often called by collectors "Stephen Girard" green, not by Lionel who always referred to the color as "Apple Green". The origins of the Stephen Girard nickname are somewhat uncertain, but Stephen Girard himself was a colonial era banker in Philadelphia who is often credited with saving the nation from bankruptcy during the War of 1812. He was born in 1750 and died in 1831 and is often called the 4th or 5th richest man in U.S. history. He had no known connection to Lionel however (mystery continues). So anyway, enough history, here is the Lionel 253 this one from about 1933-35.
The F.E.F shot, front view, cast headlights, manual reverse, and brass trim.
Front quarter view.
Side view.
Best wishes for a great weekend
Don
A.C. 9
Ends of the front kind for this fine Friday!
FP7's are on the menu today:
Rusty
A NYC FEF!!!
BAR BL2 #57.
@Berkshirelover726 posted:Great shot of the yard. These are always my favorites.
Thanks Cody. I redid the yard last year and I'm really happy with the way it came out.
A Lackawanna Trainmaster leads a short way freight around the bend near Rosesara Park’s trolley stop.
The PA approaches the crossing....
@trumptrain posted:Ends of the front kind for this fine Friday!
Patrick.........what is that thing on the rails on the right ???
Does it tear rails up or put rails down or is it a rocket launcher . ??? 
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