Hello
Freshly restored O78 Lionel signal and a Lionel #57.
Cody

Some pics of the 28 street station on the Nj HiRailers Subway

Studebaker is not RIP, Studebaker freight cars in service.

Awesome restoration work!

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Originally posted by cody woodrick:
Hello
Freshly restored O78 Lionel signal and a Lionel #57.
Cody

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Originally posted by pennsyk4:
Don't run your Pennsy Motors too fast

I almost did that once, but I only made the engine go onto 10 wheels! Once it got around the corner, it went back onto all 20, but that was one interesting corner.

STRASBURG!











(all taken yesterday afternoon...)

Does anyone know where the GG1 photos were taken? With the backs of the rowhouses in the background it could fit right into some of the Baltimore landscape.

Bluelinec4, every time I see that subway layout I can smell the ozone...what amazing work!

I know this is a repeat.

I know it's selfish to re-post.

But it is my favorite picture relative to trains and grandkids so I just HAD to!

It's my PC's wallpaper and everytime that I look at it I just love the way he's zeroing in on the engine with his eyes. Then there's the hope that something train-wise might grow!



- walt

Great pictures everyone!

I've been adding autos and crossing signals to my layout. Here's a pic:



J White

 

                          
 

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Thats one bad case of batter damage !

Scott,

Thanks for sharing the photos of Roadside America. It is a very impressive display!

Steve Tapper

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Originally posted by wild mary:
Does anyone know where the GG1 photos were taken? With the backs of the rowhouses in the background it could fit right into some of the Baltimore landscape.

I think Baltimore is a reasonable assumption. Did anyone else notice in the first picture that one of the cranes is B&O X-75?

Gary

Made some kits over the past month or so.

Finally with the help of strangerdude in procuring an airbrush for me, I was able to spray down all 3 kits. I glosscoted them today and will decal them sometime later this week or next weekend before dullcoting and adding t/c.









Ignore the metal weight coming out of the flatcar...it has been reglued.

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......."Afterglow at Badrock".....

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Originally posted by CarGuyZM10:
I'd like to get a couple friends (not big train fans) to go to Roadside America for something to do one day when summer's over. Is it enjoyable for people who are not big into trains?

I took my Wife and Mother-in-law, both who have had more than enough trains from me. They are not really into trains and they loved it. They walked through it very slow looking for all of the items pointed out on the brochure that tells you what to look for. Those not into trains would think of it as a Huge under tree village but very realistic and many animations. There really is not a ton of trains running, but enough to peak the curiosity of a model railroader. As far as it's location it is almost dead center between Harrisburg and Allentown on I-78. One Exit west of Hamburg, the home of Cabellas Sporting Goods. Dave

Cody: Nice work on the restoration! Can I pry into the manufacurer of the paint you are using? Aerosol or sprayer?

Thanks,
Kurt