Union Pacific Monday

I don't have a lot of UP in my collection but have these items and a few UP freight cars and cabooses.

Did somebody say UP?

Can't have a UP thread without a Big Boy making an appearance!

Here are a few of mine:

My Lionel Vision Line Challenger operating on the Golden Gate Lionel RR Club layout earlier this month.

Ray

Rusty

Marx - UP Freight

Lionel 1936 UP set

American Flyer ca 1919

Union Pacific, I love the VL Big Boys, great thread, great pictures and videos fellows. Happy Railroading Everyone

Larry, I love your photos as you have a great layout with wonderful equipment. But most of all in all your photos it shows that you are having FUN! Thanks for sharing!

@leapinlarry posted:

Union Pacific, I love the VL Big Boys, great thread, great pictures and videos fellows. Happy Railroading Everyone

Nice looking photos leapinlarry, great looking Big Boy, sharp layout!

Mark

UP  Monday........hmmmm.🤔      HEY , HEY  HEY  ...YO ...PASSENGERS !!!......

New guy running the passenger train ??? 

Great thread Dallas here’s some Uncle Pete’s

@lee drennen posted:

Great thread Dallas here’s some Uncle Pete’s

More great looking scenery from Lee's photo gallery.

That UP truck in the first scene is really nice Lee.

Dallas, great looking passenger train, but they forgot to stop and pick up the nice people waiting! LOL

Lee, wonderful looking UP trailers! Bet they would look great on a flat car!

@mike g. posted:

Dallas, great looking passenger train, but they forgot to stop and pick up the nice people waiting! LOL

Hey Mike....... a newbe running the passenger train.

Well I missed this thread on Monday but hey its only Wednesday...I'm retired sometimes lose track of the days!!

Here is another version of the locomotive in Robert S. Butler's freight, this one a Marx UP articulated passenger train made 1951-52.

Here a GE 44 Ton moves a UP caboose.

Best wishes...little late sorry

Don

@Don McErlean posted:

Well I missed this thread on Monday but hey its only Wednesday...I'm retired sometimes lose track of the days!!

Here is another version of the locomotive in Robert S. Butler's freight, this one a Marx UP articulated passenger train made 1951-52.

Here a GE 44 Ton moves a UP caboose.

Best wishes...little late sorry

Don

No need to be sorry Don.

It would have been a shame not to have seen the Marx UP locomotive.    No big deal to lose track of the days .........just don't lose the TRACK.

UP is my favorite RR!

Legacy UP E7 AB with MTH Premier smooth side passenger cars

Legacy DD35A & LC+2.0 Big Boy with Lionel die-cast UP ore cars (K-Line PFE reefers in the background)