WEEKEND PHOTO FUN 9-19-14-??

Some pictures of my refinery:

 

 

 

 

If you right click on a picture and then click "open link in new window", you will get a full scene shot that will give a lot of detail...  Hope you enjoy and I appreciate you taking the time to look.

Hear you guys go photos I took yesterday on 9-18-2014.

Sorry there wear no trains present yesterday.

Starting to look a little better w/ the addition of some ground cover

 

Have a Great Weekend Everyone!!!

 

Alan

 

The station on Vernon Hart's layout....

Roger,

Looks great. What radius curves?

Great start guys!

 

Harold and Jerry have been working on a waterfront scene for the club layout.  Its finally far enough along for some photos.

 

I like the stanchions made from two push pins and a piece of balsa wood! 

c. sam, Nice dock scene!

 

Chris

LVHR

Northern Lights!

 

Chris

LVHR

Downtown last night.

 

 

 

 

A 2013 Christmas Layout Memory

 

- walt

 

 

 

Newest addition to the inventory, the Norfolk Southern F7s. One of the most distinctive paint schemes in railroading today. Love the horse.

 

 

Roger, this is a beautiful shot of your super refinery. Your refinery is one of the best in O-Gauge.

 

CSam:

 

I like the small container ship.  Where did they get it from?

 

Neal Jeter

 

Ditto, Sam.  Love the stanchions!!

 

- Mike

Trying out the "Burst" feature of my Iphone.

 

 

 

 

Not great, but not terrible.

 

Peter

 

Hi Neal,  Jerry salvaged it from a child's toy and added the superstructure. He did a great job with it. Another member, Ed does all of the wiring and the boat has lights too.

 

Thanks for the nice comments fellas.

Thanks for your comment Lima, the curves are 080 & 072

A little yard action.

 

Stop in for a Root Beer.

 

 

Lunch time;

Sam,

 

That's a really nice harbor scene.  Using push-pins for bollards was an innovative idea.  And the flemish flaking of lines on the ship's deck is real attention to detail in this maritime world.

 

Best,

Bryan

Awesome photos everyone,

 

Here's some Daylight action!!!

 

Lizzy in the nothing corner, must try to finish.

More of Lizzy & a new Coke truck in town.

James

Action on the Seattle & Yakima RR

 

 

Enjoy your weekend and be safe.

 

Joe B.

 

 

Ice Cream Break at the Shell Station

 

Here is four picture's of AtlasO Master Line Chessie System SD35 Engine With TMCC. I got this off of OGR forum member yesterday. 

 

 

Thanks Bryan. I'll pass your comments on to Jerry. He certainly knows ropes & knots as was career US Navy and spent quite a few years undersea on submarines!

Waitin' on a signal.....

 

Visited Strassburg & PRR museum Friday 9-19. Never gets old




Am I the only fan of "the brick" ? Not much on looks but brutal power and train handling


"Black Jack" #4935


The E60 - supposed replacement for the GG1. Didn't quite work out that way.


"Old Rivets" in all black. Hopefully will painted soon.


"Ma & Pa" relic


Classic PRR steam 2-8-0 Consolidation


GP30 head on


"Bobber" caboose - rather cute

Around the RR.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ready for work...

Don, love this stone turret structure.

 

 

from my crappy basement

Sweet! Maybe the basement is crappy, but the trains still look like fun! 

Great Job Everyone

Here are some Items I purchased within the last two months

 

 

 

 

 

 

We were down at AGHR again thus morning running trains.  My son picked-out our clear F3 set to run at the club, along with a string of (opaque) Santa Fe streamliners.   Long trains certainly look good on a big layout!  

 

 

 

Loaded and ready on the Stand-by track

 

 

Heading down the mainline

 

Blowing the horn as we cross the trestle

 

Action shot!

 

-Dustin

The night shift at the roundhouse