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Typ: Personenzugtenderlokomotive, Bauart 2'C h2t, Gattung Pt 35.16, Baureihe 76 (pr. T 10)

 

Vorbild: 76 001, Deutsche Reichsbahn-Gesellschaft (DRG), zuvor Mainz 7401, gebaut 1909 bei Fa. August Borsig in Berling [1]

 

Nachbildung: Epoche 2b; Zweilicht-Spitzensignal, Letzte Untersuchung: 19.3.37

 

Modell: H0, DC, Kurzkupplungskulisse, NEM-Schacht, Räder und Gestänge brüniert [2]

 

Informationen:

[1] www.albert-gieseler.de/dampf_de/lokdaten11/lokdet114136.s...

[2] Fleischmann Katalog 2005/06, Neuheit: Seite 31

 

Leihgabe: MBL A081.0350

HO scale models photographed outdoors

A Vermont Talc and Timber Heisler crosses over Texas Falls on the Otter Creek and Ripton, an On30 model railroad.

Thanks to my generous father (otiscrocker) my collection of motive power keeps getting bigger and bigger. Here is a CSX GP15 made by Walthers that he got me this year for my birthday. Sure is nice! Thanks again Dad.

...we stop at every milk can!

 

Diesel locomotive of the 2060 series of the Austrian Federal Railway.

Here as an H0 model [1:87 scale] from Kleinbahn, a former Austrian manufacturer of model railway products.

Presented by Jonathan Buckie.Layout size: 18'x2'

 

This is a model of Pwlheli which is the northern terminus of the Cambrian coast railway in north west Wales. The model is how the station appeared between 2000-2012

I want one of these! When it comes to model railway layouts, I’m still a kiddie at heart. Big O-Gauge Lionel trains were way, way beyond the family budget.

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

Workers doing some road repairs on this 1950's era HO model railroad.

Baltimore and Surrounding Area

HO Scale

Donated by Mr. Barr

 

www.modeltrainsstation.com/work

CNY layout at the Amherst Train Show

Train #24, the Afternoon Zephyr accelerates out of the station stop at East Dubuque, IL, 8:10pm, June 24,1969.

On November 4, 2017 two Friends & I visited an Open House at the Pasco County Model Railroad Club. They have a very extensive Layout shoehorned into a moderate space in a Commercial Building with a Number of Business Rental Units. The Model Railroad rents three of the attached units.

 

I couldn't find it on the flickrâ„¢'s Map, but its located near the intersection of State Road 54 & Madison Ave. next to Angelo's Pizza. - - Their Mailing Address is: 4051 Madison St STE 9, New Port Richey, FL 34652.

 

This Photograph shows both a US Coast Guard Locomotive and a Caboose on the West Pasco County Model Railroad Layout.

 

Why would the Coast Guard need a Locomotive or a Caboose, especially on a Model Railroad ?

Our new parlor car. I'm jus trealizing wha tthe name is

Crossing the inlet. H0 scale

Typ: Güterzuglokomotive, Bauart 1'E h3, Gattung G 56.16, Baureihe 58.10-21 (pr. G 12), Deutsche Reichsbahn-Gesellschaft (DRG) [1]

 

Vorbild: 58 1056 (vormals Frankfurt 5556), gebaut 1917 bei Borsig [2]

 

Nachbildung: Epoche 2c, Zweilicht-Spitzensignal

 

Beschriftung: Deutsche Reichsbahn, Rbd Stuttgart, [Bw] Kornwestheim Rbf, G 56.16

 

Modell: H0, DC, Räder und Gestänge blank, Radsterne aus Kunststoff, hier: zugerüstet (Kolbenschutzrohre, Griffstangen jeweils seitlich und hinten am Tender, Aufstiegsleiter, Pufferbohle ausgestattet)

 

Informationen:

[1] EFA 1.2: Dampflokomotiven, Baureihe 41-59 (1988): Seite 177-182

[2] EFA 2.3.2: Lokomotiv-Archiv Preußen 2 (1996), Seite 193

 

Leihgabe: UKU A425.2239

Freight through Fredericksburg.

Woodland Scenics Flake Snow.

Loco is an Atlas SD-35

I'll paint a proper backscene some day.

CGW cement service covered hopper made from an Intermountain kit. Cement weathering is AIM powder applied as a slurry and allowed to settle where actual cement tends to collect on the prototype cars.

  

Cannon and Co kit with NPHS decals, delivering lumber to Spahn & Rose down Jackson Street, Dubuque, IA, September, 1969.

Two things when doing model railroad photography: perspective and scene compression.

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