I am going to get the pictures started. Weekend Photo Fun is underway.
Let's see your pictures.
Scott Smith
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Pictures and video show my Peter Witt Brooklyn trolley car #8454 made by Williams-Bachmann. This is a scale-sized and detailed model that would look best on an inner-city layout running at slow streetcar speeds. Has anyone built a city layout on which you run trolley cars?
Pictures and video by:
MELGAR
I took a ton of pics at the WGH show last weekend in Chantilly.....most of my Standard Gauge pics are in the thread in the Tinplate Section.....here are the rest....
National Capital Trackers magnificent O Gauge set up....a very nice S Gauge layout that I seem too remember from the White Hall at York and some ingenious Lego layouts....
Some great modeling here.....as always, thank you to all the hard work it takes to set up and maintain the display.....
Peter
Last grouping....O, S.......a few more Legos and some vendor displays.....
Enjoy and have a great weekend....
Peter
Scott Smith
My new PRR F7s ABBA and hoppers.
And Lionel TMCC 606 J with Will Associates Super Chuffer and Chuff Generator boards. Started adding passengers to the perfectly matching MTH passenger cars.
A short express train is leaving the yard early in the morning in late 1949. The newly painted 50 footer will have that fancy Merchandise Service paint scheme only a few years before it goes to a cheaper, simpler, easier to keep clean scheme.
The engine is an AtlasO RS-1, the MTH 50' box is a simulation of an X41b, the next box is an AltasO X-29, the the third car is a Weaver B60.
scott.smith posted:Scott Smith
Beautiful layout and equipment
Great looking pics everyone so far. There’s so much great talent posted here this weekend. Keep it going
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