IT's TEAM TRACK TUESDAY!!!! 2/20/2018 edition. SHARE YOUR TEAM TRACK PHOTOS HERE!!

briansilvermustang posted:

Thats one lonely team track this Tuesday!

Jim

Brian, I like your old school team track photo and the modern day version, nice!

This week the conductor is about to open the door on the passenger coach, while extolling the throng to have their tickets ready....

The crowd of travelers, rail enthusiasts, historical society members, and foamers, fresh off their chartered bus, line up to board for todays excursion...

while an enterprising kid sales programs and the foamer takes a photo...

and a couple of codgers try to keep up...

          very nice Mark !!

Hi Guy's- Happy TTT

The local team track has been quiet lately but I love what everyone has posted.

Patrick- I know a thing or two about pumps. Got plenty of 1:1 versions on my campus.

SIRT- I hope those are Long Island potatoes.

Mark- I never thought of the Team track as a passenger platform. What better place for a bunch of foamers.

Brian- web-surfing par excel-lance....

Here's a few for today. I would love to model this one day. Would put an Inglenook puzzle to shame.

Bob

The Bronx terminal was operated by the CRR-NJ in the early to mid 1900's. The ultimate team track in my opinion.

One crazy track plan with float bridge service.

An unusually rainy week caused the Cuyahoga River to crest.  Suddenly, Mr. Florkowski’s property became a beachfront $ opportunity. Having already sold dozens of 'Beach Club' memberships, and with waters already beginning to recede, Florkowski was quite pleased to take quick delivery of his new beach umbrellas.

My little trainiac has been begging to take part is Team Track Tuesday. We finally got around to adding a siding to his small layout, and today we share his first TTT contribution.

"The 145 Operating Flagman is too big to ride on a carousel horse. He is so big that he broke one when he sat on it. The carousel operator ordered a new horse and some paint. It was all delivered to the Plasticville Team Track." 

"First he got the horse in his truck."

"Then he got the paint."

"Finally, he painted the horse."

"He knows how to operate the carousel. He does not know how to paint a hose."

-- "little-abbrail"

Mark Diff posted:

Brian, I like your old school team track photo and the modern day version, nice!

This week the conductor is about to open the door on the passenger coach, while extolling the throng to have their tickets ready....

The crowd of travelers, rail enthusiasts, historical society members, and foamers, fresh off their chartered bus, line up to board for todays excursion...

 

while an enterprising kid sales programs and the foamer takes a photo...

and a couple of codgers try to keep up...

Little a People Galore on this team track.

Found 2 guys still on the job

“Team” Track:

Isn’t that crossing gate ridiculous?

Yes, but some would say delightfully so.

Jushavnfun posted:

Found 2 guys still on the job

Gorgeous, initially didn’t see your little guys that we a bit camouflaged. Then, when I saw them, turns out they are on my layout too.

abbrail posted:

My little trainiac has been begging to take part is Team Track Tuesday. We finally got around to adding a siding to his small layout, and today we share his first TTT contribution.

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"The 145 Operating Flagman is too big to ride on a carousel horse. He is so big that he broke one when he sat on it. The carousel operator ordered a new horse and some paint. It was all delivered to the Plasticville Team Track." 

"First he got the horse in his truck."

"Then he got the paint."

"Finally, he painted the horse."

"He knows how to operate the carousel. He does not know how to paint a hose."

-- "little-abbrail"

Little abbrail - thanks for your imaginative contribution to our TTT thread!!  Please post in upcoming weeks too!!

Wonderful team track photos this week everyone!!

Patrick, where did you get those pumps?

SIRT, did you make the "taters"?

coach joe posted:

Patrick, where did you get those pumps?

SIRT, did you make the "taters"?

I got them from St. Charles Model Works.