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A 4-6-2 Pacific steam locomotive crosses a river on my S gauge model railroad. I scratch built the trestle from strip wood and created the river using paint and an epoxy resin.
Note the activity by the river bank where two travelers have set up a campfire. It's actually a small LCD bulb that is powered from a transistor radio. Instead of HEARING the music you SEE a flickering "campfire."
A shot from my S Scale model railroad. I constructed the urban Elevated using pieces from various model railroad kits and structural elements from Plastruct and Evergreen Styrene. Buildings are kitbashed from S scale and HO scale structures.
Garden Railroad
L.A. County Fair
Pomona, CA
05-19-24
A composite using two separate photos with different focus points. The model train was moving, so there's a section above the Drive In entrance where one train car blends into another, but nobody would notice.
I added tilt shift blurring to hide the full size exit to the model train exhibit on the horizon.
Württembergische T5
Eine Dampflok der Baureihe T5 der Königlich Württembergischen Staats-Eisenbahnen.
Hier als H0-Modell[1:87] von Märklin/Hamo.
Ich möchte mich bei allen bedanken, die sich das Foto ansehen, es favorisieren, oder gar kommentieren.
A class T5 steam locomotive of the Royal Württemberg State Railways.
Here as an H0 model [1:87] from Märklin / Hamo.
I would like to thank everyone who looks at the photo, favors it, or even comments.
Foreign power on the tire plant siding with just completed scenery, Lovettsville VA, September 15, 2014
A Harlem Division local train departs Golden's Bridge, passing by King Lumber on its way to Katonah. The Alco RS-2 is a model by Kato, the coaches are recent releases by Rivarossi. Photographed outdoors on modules I constructed for a project in Railroad Model Craftsman magazine.
Here is the same TT scale locomotive as in 'Soviet steam I', just seen from the other side. The environment was made by Midjourney version 4.
CB&Q 49536 is an XM4C boxcar. The prototypes were built by the CB&Q Havelock shops in 1966. They were the only waffle side boxcars on the Burlington.
This model is 3d printed sides, Moloco roof, Branchline ends, Accurail underframe, Plano end platforms and lots of fabricated styrene bits. Decals are an old Modeler's Choice set.
Foreign power on the local, Western Maryland Western Division layout, Loudoun County VA, August 19, 2014
Foreign power on the tire plant siding with just completed scenery, Lovettsville VA, September 15, 2014
Is one of the primary caretakers of the Mississippi Coast Model Railroad Museum located in Gulfport, Mississippi. The museum hosts multiple working train sets with different gauges and home to the largest LEGO Railroad Display in Mississippi.
Typ: 4achsiger Gepäckwagen, Bauart 4ü-a/17, Deutsche Reichsbahn-Gesellschaft (DRG)
Vorbild: Altona 3142
Nachbildung: Epoche 2b
Modell: H0, ohne Kurzkupplungskulisse, ohne NEM-Schacht [1]
Informationen:
[1] Fleischmann Katalog 1982/83, Neuheit: Seite 32
Leihgabe: BHÖ A101.0390
A morning Harlem Line commuter train passes a Conrail local freight waiting in the siding during the summer of 1982. Once the commuter train is in the clear, the Conrail local crew will drop off a loaded boxcar at King Lumber. HO models photographed outdoors on modules I built and scenicked.
in 1963, the CB&Q Havelock Shop built 300 XM4 boxcars, 47500-47799. The last 10 were built with Transco side sheathing.
I had often wondered how to go about building one of these unique cars until Kurt Kruse, as a great modeling gift (or perhaps as a mean trick) had sides 3D printed for this car.
It was still something of a challenge to build. In addition to the resin sides, it uses Branchline ends and roof, Accurail underframe, Plano roofwalk and brake platform, some DA freight car detail parts and a bunch of bits fabricated from styrene. Painted with Model Master insignia red and my galvanized mix. Decals came from a bunch of sets including Microscale and some Modeler's Choice leftovers.
Quiet morning on Schaffan Street, in the fictional town of Flagstone, New Jersey. Structures at left at Atlas Model Railroad Co., house at right is Woodland Scenics. HO scale models photographed outdoors on modules I built and scenicked.
Some shots of the Big Boy after reassembly and repairs. The paint was the biggest issue with this model. Other than some small items that needed re-soldering, the only thing I had to do was get rid of the awful paint. Unfortunately, I couldn't save the original factory paint, a shame, but, at some point it will be painted again to appear just as it did from the maker. This is engine #5 of just 25 made between 1955 and 1957.
Just completed CGW 106A and CGW 116F. These are detailed and painted Highliner bodies on Athearn Genesis drives. Now I only need three more to complete the set I have planned for trains 192/143 coming in at Dubuque Junction.
This is a Custom Brass New York Central P-2A Electric Locomotive in HO scale that I bought recently. I spent this weekend repairing it. It was a basket case and was missing some parts. I still have to find a pantograph shoe for the roof to complete it, but, now it looks much better and runs very well.
Scale: HO
Category: Electric
Road: New York Central (NYC)
Description: P-2A
Importer: NJ Custom Brass (NJCB)
Catalog: 307
Builder: Mizuno
Year(s): 1974
Qty Made: 588