Weekend tinplate photos/Videos 11/16/17!!

Chris, Your a madman I tell ya!  Nice work!

Some odds and ends.

... the catalog promise

...and the real deal

I am making progress on preparations for the Christmas display layout.  I might even get it set up this weekend.

This is one of the trains I plan to have running.

Have a Great Tinplate Weekend

Northwoods Flyer

Greg

Greg, I always enjoy seeing photos of your trains! Look forward to seeing your Christmas layout, too!

Rusty

A few more CMT

The first ETS set i have bought,  excellent quality and even the set box is made of wood, a quality long gone by todays standard. Despite i have not keep many ETS trains in my collection i have always this one.

And in my opinion one of the best looking model they made is the little Crocodile of the Zillertal in Switzerland. This one is three rail and is a great running engine.

Have a nice tinplate weekend,     Daniel

added another piece of O Gauge Prewar, purchased from a forum member.

Last week at a collectors swapmeet I found a BUB station and a Hornby platform crane.

BUB made this small (15 * 10 * 17 cm) station, which even does not wear Station or Bahnhof lettering, between 1928 and 1935:

Hornby made this platform crane, which was also available with a goods platform, before and after WW2; this version is from 1953:

More pictures in my updated ebook with tinplate accessories here:

http://sncf231e.nl/tin-stuff-from-fred-2/

Regards

Fred

Diverging Clear posted:

Greg, I always enjoy seeing photos of your trains! Look forward to seeing your Christmas layout, too!

Rusty

Thanks Rusty, and thanks to all of you who offered the nice words and compliments last week too.

Here is a photo of the train that I posted above on my layout.

We have some great posts for this week.  Thanks everyone.

Northwoods Flyer

Greg

Steamer posted:

added another piece of O Gauge Prewar, purchased from a forum member.

That Prewar Express is getting longer all the time!

A few news in the collection.

Issmayer train around 1924

Adoph Schumann tender and coaches

Fandor coach

Heinrich Fischer coach

Fandor level crossing

Bing small station with British advertisement

Bing small station with German advertisement

Distler small station with German advertisement

Bing station 60/61 with British advertisement

And a early X-mas present, Bing station 14148 build 1906.

Greetings from Germany

Arne

something abit odd,i purchased these cars,which I believe were part of a #10 set approx. 2006,the gentleman added the lionel railway lines stripe on each,did a bang up job,but I noticed that the observation was numbered and marked  like the Pullmans and otherwise are like new never ran all boxes marked the same,oh boy a super rare find,i will be rich,,,,,,,,,,hardly ha,enjoy ,ps the af chrome running for the 1st time since I purchased it at York  

Picked up another Turnerville Trolley this week. Not as fancy as others I have but all the parts are there.

Turner Toys marketed Turnerville Trolley as early as 1919 and 1920 Marshall Field catalogs and there were two versions.

A short channel track with launch house and a return spring.

And a long channel track with an additional bridge added.

The lever on the station house retracts a spring which, when released, pushed the trolley forward to the other end of the track, where it (should) strike the return spring and come back to the station.

Have been scrounging these for years one or two pieces at a time. I think I have enough together now to make one of each assembly, plus extra cars. Not sure if I should repaint or not.

Chris Lonero posted:

i’m getting a little early start tonight. Here is another standard gauge lamp I did to sell. This time an observation car. Let’s see your tinplate! 

Wow Chris, Nice Job!

Joe Gozzo

terry hudon posted:

something abit odd,i purchased these cars,which I believe were part of a #10 set approx. 2006,the gentleman added the lionel railway lines stripe on each,did a bang up job,but I noticed that the observation was numbered and marked  like the Pullmans and otherwise are like new never ran all boxes marked the same,oh boy a super rare find,i will be rich,,,,,,,,,,hardly ha,enjoy ,ps the af chrome running for the 1st time since I purchased it at York  

Hey Terry, Love that green 390E Set!. Really getting to love that engine. It a great size!!

Joe Gozzo

Steve "Papa" Eastman posted:

A few more CMT

Hi Steve,

Love the cars....what do you pull them with?

Joe Gozzo

NJCJOE posted:

Some odds and ends.

Love that 384E Joe! Did you ever move? Have been wondering if we will get to see your new setup going up?

Joe Gozzo

The deal with our new house fell through three weeks before the closing. The owners pulled the deal. A long complicated story. Anyway, we are renting a home in Pa. for the next six months until we can find another home. So, the trains have to wait a little longer.