Photo Chain Game

Following wp, freight shack

Following Sitka’s man on platform.

Following Bob:  man moving luggage at the station.

Regards,

Bob

Man moving barrel in factory

Following Roger’s factory. My factory was renovated into a warehouse. Forklift driver loading a truck.

Following pennsy fan, forklift operator

from Sitka...forklift operator getting ready to off load new drill press for General Sash and Door.

Best Wishes everyone.

Don

Following forklift ....

Following Richie C, Fuel truck

Following fuel truck

Following tank trucks

@Sitka posted:

Following Richie C, Fuel truck

Mark,

That an amazing layout. How many trains can run?

@pennsyfan posted:

Mark,

That an amazing layout. How many trains can run?

Thanks Bob, nothing fancy I can run six trains and I have a block near the passenger station if I want to run shut power off then bring out another train, then in the small yard I have a few blocks to bring a engine in and take out another out. My other layout was 21 x 16 ran around eight trains, no picture all on the other computer that well *hit the bed. I like to run mostly pw Lionel, don't run to standard like some operators mostly for having a beer and days gone by watching my dad's HO Lionel. And grandkids watching and looking for different scenes. Was on OGR back in the 80s then got away from the magazine, with all the great looking layouts would have done it different. Thanks again Mark

Following pennsyfan, tank car

Following Sitka’s steam engine

Steam powered tank train.

Inspired by Pennsyfan’s steam powered train, here’s a double headed Shay logging train.

Following WPs Shay

Here is my Shay with custom log cars. It runs long. I tried to shorten it without success. I recently picked up a logging company bobber caboose, so I’ll be redoing the video.
https://youtu.be/7smj7EujOCg?feature=shared

Following pennsyfan, logs

More logs

@WwWebFlyer posted:

More logs

I had that log loader that was part of the Lionel "Electronic" set Santa brought the Christmas 1948.  Kind of wish still had it.

Ron

following PRRonbh and others...more "logs" ...oops, mine have already been turned into boards

Best Wishes, Don

@PRRronbh posted:

I had that log loader that was part of the Lionel "Electronic" set Santa brought the Christmas 1948.  Kind of wish still had it.

Ron

That log loader, a log car, and a caboose that I bought for $4 are all that I had left from my trains from the 50's when I returned in 2000. I also had the KW transformer, the operating cattle car, and the barrel loader which I replaced using ebay.

Following Don McErlean, hopper

Did someone say hoppers?

OK Somebody said "Hoppers" So here are mine, various manufacturers...

Lionel #9034 Kiddie City "Happy Hopper"  from 1977

Lionel #9016 Chessie from 1975-1979; 1987-1988; 1989u

Lionel #6076 from 1963u

Marx General Coal #554 from 1937-1938 in blue & red

Marx #86000 DL& W from 1953

Marx #1678 olive General Coal from 1936  Note short wheelbase, silver lithographed frame.

Best Wishes

Don

Hoppers

Lionel 1923 #803

Lionel pre 1940 #816

Unique Art Lines 1951

Following pennsyfan, Hopper w/coal

Hoppers with and without coal loads.

From Randy Harrison...First a "near" hopper, what American Flyer called a "sand" car in 1936-37 and then from his photo in background, a mid sized passenger station with auto traffic.

Best Wishes and Happy Holidays everyone!

Don

Following Don:  a load of white rocks in an MTH hopper and autos at the station.

Regards,

Bob

following @bobfett- News Stand.

Best Wishes

Don

Following Don McErlean, caboose

Following Sitka’s caboose, here’s my Pickering Lumber Corp. bobber caboose.

Following WP John’s Pickering Lumber co caboose.
Here is my Virginia &  Truckee caboose. I settled for this one because it was half the price of a West Virginia Pulp &Paper caboose  Since I only run the log train once or twice a year; I think it’s cost effective

Following pennsyfan:

Here is my Virginian caboose.

H

Following PRRMike, Virginian Bay window

Following Sitka caboose

New Marx Milwaukee Road caboose

Northwoods Flyer

Greg

Following cabooses for de\efferent occasions!

Ron

from PRRonbh...another caboose, this one a very ancient warrior.

Lionel 152 loco and 801 caboose both from approximately 1923 or 100 Years Ago!  (and Yes...it does run although I do not run it often for fear of burning out some part I will never be able to replace).

Best Wishes

Don

@Don McErlean posted:

from PRRonbh...another caboose, this one a very ancient warrior.

Lionel 152 loco and 801 caboose both from approximately 1923 or 100 Years Ago!  (and Yes...it does run although I do not run it often for fear of burning out some part I will never be able to replace).

Best Wishes

Don

Don,

I lightened your photo to get a better look;I hope  you don’t mind. I’ll remove it if you wish