It's time for WEEKEND PHOTO FUN!!
We had our open house last weekend at the Roanoke Valley Model Railroad Club;
What are the odds when you cut a hole in the wall for a tunnel that you would find a stud?
How about 3 studs?
Let's see your pictures.
Scott Smith
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Scenes from around the modular display last weekend......
Have a great weekend, everyone!
Peter
A 2018 Christmas Layout Memory 
Wrapping up the year with some broader images.
- walt
FROM THE OTHER CORNER OF THE ROOM
we went train watching last evening...
Great photos everyone! Here are my fun photos for this fine weekend! Enjoy your weekend everyone! 
Photos show southwest corner of my 12’-by-8’ layout from opposite sides. An Atlas O USRA 0-6-0 steam engine model of CNJ #107 is on the O-72 outer loop. At the other end is PRR N5C caboose #6417 by Lionel.
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MELGAR
Speedway action and coal shed
I just got back to the Train Room from Colasanti’s Market in Highland, Michigan. This is a fun store for model train buffs because they have a G-Scale ceiling layout. Check it out.
The locomotive is passing over the deli.
The Great Northern Railway traveling westbound to the produce department.
Like to build a Gingerbread Train?
🎄 Gary ⛄️
Scott Smith
great videos Scott !!
Switching is part of the chores on my layout. Great photos this week---thanks everyone for sharing.
Happy Weekend.
It is late 1949 and a pair of Pennsy Sharks are getting ready to pull out with a coal drag. While all Sharks were delivered with the 5-stripe passenger engine paint scheme, they were bought for freight service. By the late '50s most were repainted with the single stripe of a freight engine.
These are Lionel Century Club II Sharks.
Ron that's a very nice scene and thanks for that info on the stripes
Move over Canadian Pacific Christmas Train.......here comes the Conrail Christmas Train pulled by the Lionel Conrail Legacy F7s........
Peter
Sirt
I've been following your work for years and am never let down, fantastic quality
This is either a continuation of or a correction to my post above on PRR freight Sharks. I said in that post that all Pennsy Sharks were delivered with the 5-stripe passenger paint scheme, which is true. However, I gave the impression that all Sharks were freight Sharks which is wrong. The Pennsy did receive nine ABA sets of BP20 Passenger Sharks, which were considerably longer than the freight Sharks. Below are some photos for comparison. The short engine is Lionel's version of the freight Shark, the long engine is Weaver's version of the passenger Shark.
My Weaver BP20 AB consist has been upgraded with ERR and run great.
The new Rio Grande extended-vision caboose, with operating platform marker lights, from Lionel.
The Rio Grande extended-vision from K-Line.
Andrew
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