Let's start Weekend Photo Fun!
I had to go over to the club layout to start picking up my trains since the club is closed until further notice. While was there I let my son run the trains for a few minutes as I packed up.
Stay healthy everyone and Let's see your pictures.
Scott Smith
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Scott Smith
The New York Central and Delaware & Hudson......2 of my favorite railroads.....here they are together.....
The New York Central E8 and Delaware & Hudson SD-45 are MTH PS3 engines. The New York Central F3 is the 1983 MPC 20th Century Ltd.....upgraded with traction tires and ERR command control and RailSounds.
Peter
I'm finally getting motivated on working on the layout room.
I finished painting the ceiling joists black and have installed the ceiling panels (rafter vent panels) on half of the 12x24' basement room.
Stay safe friends.
Great photos and videos everyone! Here's my photo fun for this fine weekend! Wishing everyone good health! 
Rutland Milk Train. Powered by a Pacific. Re lettered Weaver diecast with Lionel Railsounds 5.
Thought I'd share some of out military cars:
A 2019 Christmas layout memory
night life in the business district in Waltburg
- walt
for those that helped me with some issues with my first ferris wheel, and for (I think) Stephen for finding me another one on e-###, and to the customer service person at Home Depot on her own arranged for me to get a new one, THANKS, and here's my "collection". Sorry about the commentarty - i shot it for me kids to see and listen to.
- walt
Under the tracks.
It is late 1949, and the PRR management's decision in 1945 to dieselize is finally paying off. Due to the availability of cheap coal, the Pennsy was one of the last class 1 railroads is embrace diesels. That put them behind other roads in line for some of the new diesels coming off the assembly line. Pennsy's first road diesel was an EMD E7 AA set, #5900/5901. Below is one of #5900's siblings pulling a P70 coach train through Maryland.
The E7s are Lionel, the brass P70 is 3rd Rail.
Well, I'm sort of joining in this weekend. I say that because some months back I had an idea(and should have gotten what I needed then, but time was short). I had an idea to make my own coal loads for my Lionscale B&M Hoppers.
At work, one of our vendors is always sending in this foam as packing with their stuff and I thought this would be great to pop as a base for making carloads. I figured to cut it to size, shape it, spray paint it, then work on gluing the coal to it. I had also thought of making a jig to pop the foam in when gluing the coal in so I would have control of a potential mess. I have to wait until I can get stuff. Any thoughts on how to make this work great?
Trainbros89 posted:Thought I'd share some of out military cars:
The Cars Look Great,what length cars do you use,I am going to post some of Mine later today.
Mikey
Charles Schulz Museum 3/13
The Commodore Standing Guard GCT January 2009
Monon passes Gramp's chickens and the Hobo camp
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