IT's TIME FOR WEEKEND PHOTO FUN!!!
I am going to open up with the Lynchburg section of the Virginia Museum of Transportation layout.
The Lynchburg area in the layout is the first place all four tracks can be seen at the same time.
Let's see your pictures.
Scott Smith
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Memorial Day weekend. In memory, my uncle Jack, who I never met, my father, and all the veterans. Thank you.
Have a safe Memorial Day Weekend.
Sir Topham Hat stopped by to show "El Presidente" how to use
the CAB1 to tun his trains....
LOL is that Victor, from the Glancyville trains in Greenfield village?
LOL is that Victor, from the Glancyville trains in Greenfield village?
Sure is... He was not happy but he did it anyway.....
Don't tell anyone but there is a girl in the costume....
Does that make sir Topham hat a cross dresser ? 
LOL is that Victor, from the Glancyville trains in Greenfield village?
Sure is... He was not happy but he did it anyway.....
Don't tell anyone but there is a girl in the costume....
Does that make sir Topham hat a cross dresser ?
LMAO! oh the tears.... 
Enjoy the photos - hope everyone has a great Memorial Day weekend!
I was in an early postwar mood this week -
Lucia running the trains -
NS 8-40C 8710 leads a late running 337 into Rock Hill, SC as the crew throws out a friendly wave to Lucia
A NY Penn Station bound Keystone service train passes a a stopped NJT NY local. AEM7 946 brings up the markers.
A 2013 Christmas Layout memory 
A panhandler makes going to the drivein a bit more expensive.
- walt
The above scene is just barely visible to the right of the MTH station's roof.
Happy Memorial Day weekend everyone!
My latest addition to my 'That 70's Show' collection.
A custom painted Weaver E-8. I got it and a matching K-Line E-8B recently and they make up a super nice set. I never had any interest in Rock Island but after watching a video on the railroad I kinda had to have a few on the roster.
All part of my current 1970's era collecting and building.
Enjoy your weekend and be safe.
Joe B.
Time to clean some wheels on some tankers.
Here's a small salute to the military on Memorial Day Weekend!
- Mike
"Small layout...Big dreams"
Memorial Day weekend. In memory, my uncle Jack, who I never met, my father, and all the veterans. Thank you.
Ah, the Shawmut Bicentennial diesels. That was a great tribute the P&S did, and a great tribute your models make to the veterans in your family.
Made some progress this week. First is Kadee couplers on Lionel Diesels mounted right on the truck. Smallest curve I have is 48" and clears with a large margin. MTH Gondola weathered for the Ebay.
Happy Memorial Day to All
Ray Marion
Have a great weekend everyone!! Here are some pictures that I didn't post in my thread about the new coal dump scene on the layout....
Alan
Action on the Seattle & Yakima RR
Bill, love the paint scheme on the White Pass SW, very colorful and unique and thank you for showing the Katy heritage engine for me. I love that Katy red.
Steve, Lady and Tex
Here are some photos that I took of the Grand Canyon Railroad in September, 2010. Have a great weekend everyone.
Just got these 1972 wagons for a good price this week.
NOW YOU SEE THEM!
Scott Smith
NOW YOU DON'T!
All of my N&W Class J locomotives (6 Scale Shrouded 3 Scale Unshrouded) are now loaded into boxes and going to the Virginia Museum of Transportation for tomorrow's big event. It has taken four hours to grease, lube, clean and pack 9 O-Gauge locomotives along with 15 passenger cars.
Scott Smith
LOL is that Victor, from the Glancyville trains in Greenfield village?
Sure is... He was not happy but he did it anyway.....
Don't tell anyone but there is a girl in the costume....
Does that make sir Topham hat a cross dresser ?
LMAO! oh the tears....
So very true J Daddy.
More Amtrak action.
I'm putting light poles in the yard. Some places don't have enough clearance. Technically nothing is actually touching here...
NOW YOU SEE THEM!
Scott Smith
Scott what BIG event???? Oh by the way is 611 still at the museum up there?
Ron
I'm putting light poles in the yard. Some places don't have enough clearance. Technically nothing is actually touching here...
You not French by any chance?
Here's a shot of the 4-Truck Shay in C&O I unboxed this week. I really like seeing all of the mechanics and the way it runs. I shot some video too I will add this weekend.
PRRronbh, two answer both questions in one sentence; The 611 "J" leaves for Spencer tomorrow.
Finishing a small project. MTH flat with painted and weathered deck. Painted underbody. two rail trucks and Kadee couplers. Added wood and chains for tying down the auto.
Mike C, who makes that Allegheny? Love 'em.
Scott, I should store those engines for you when you're done. I don't want to see you sell them off in haste just 'cause of taxes!
I get a special kick out of seeing the kids play with trains in pictures posted here, maybe from when the grandkids are here playing with mine. It always brings a smile to my face.
I must have no memory? Whenever the kids are here, we spend more time arguing about which engine gets to run and who's going to run it!
Jefft - Beautiful job on the flat car.
Art
A little track testing of the modified double loop D-27 layout that I have been working on.
Thought I'd use my trusty old 202, my first repaint, saved original shell and put two broken shells together to make this one (96). The B unit is another 202,(heavily modified), with e-unit removed and tethered to A unit.
Had to come up with a double loop plan to use this Lionel Bridge, that I bought with no place or way to actually use it. Go figure, we never buy stuff we don't need or have room for.................
And it looks like Woody and Buzz are off on another adventure.
Have a Great and Safe Holiday Weekend.
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