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Engineer on a NB CN train has his hands in wide receiver form, as he catches the orders at JB tower.
A Western Maryland Railway conductor picks up his orders as the train rolls by a clerk at Hagerstown, MD, on 5-21-76. You gotta love the 1970s clothing styles, which was largely ignored by the older train crews.
Small scene featuring several of my latest builds.
This is the first time I've build a larger scene, so I hope it doesn't suck to much :)
Suggestions for improvement are appreciated.
-Simon
When the Engineer grabbed his orders both of the hoops fell, so there was nothing for the hind end crew to do but watch as they went by. Don't know if they backed up or the headend read them over the radio.
MMID 2060 passes the obviously out of order Train Order indicator at the Western Maryland Railway museum in Union Bridge while pulling some traffic for headroom after arriving from Emory Grove.
Colonel Sir Andrew Howe of the Queens Own Foot Guards discusses new orders with Captain William Bradley.
Another quick vig to continue the Corlander story in response to developments in Brethern of the Brick Seas.
CSXT 4020 with a recent wash leading W992 high and wide special load from Sellkirk New York to Pecan Florida.
When stagecoach acquired GM buses South they piled new vehicles into the fleet consisting of Volvo B10M/Alexander PSs and Olympians. This photograph was typical of the garages after the orange has been eradicated with wall to wall Olympians and PSs. R761DRJ is No1 in the row, it was only 9 months old at the time of the photograph, later gained magicbus blue on demotion.
This Caetano Algarve bodied Bedford YNV has been a well known cafe at Brightwell on the A12 for some 18 years. However with road changes and a major new housing development happening, it has now closed and will be removed very shortly - the surrounding trees and vegitation have already been cut down. New as C317 GRL to Brown & Davies of Truro and possibly the last Algrave left?
The North Auckland Line's daily train no.126 has paused at Waitakere to await a track warrant to proceed north to Helensville and beyond
Fig off with Sax as per usual. Samurai-Punk. Let me know what you think. Whoever is stealing shit out of my cart for TMC week- better watch ya back boyoyoy
Been here 40 years said and done
running this place out of the ground
fighting change, avoiding system
Just comes a point when your just here anyway like
it don't last forever though this slide
although it's too late for his union
don't stay in one place too long
his trusted council, twisted fate
as he leaves with his old tatted case
last orders called on him this time round
Patriots Day dress rehearsal 2023
Thank you in advance for your views, comments, and faves. They are much appreciated!
A quarter pounder mealworm please!....A McMaggot and a medium fries for me please dad! :-)))))
Digital Painting, Watercolour effect.
This Great Tit brought five of his youngsters and single-handedly fed them in our garden.
Grant has been good at keeping an eye on the peeps and Ruffles, our broody hen. Today, though, it has been so hot he has spent the majority of his time flopped out on the floor. ;)
A CMR brakeman walks to his train on the morning of Sept 23, 2012... In reality, Montana Rail Link engineer and railfan David Franz poses for a picture with some imitation CMR train orders. Photo by Justin Franz.
Finally... After three consecutive Bricklink orders of dark green pieces, it is finished.This is my B-25 from the United States Air Force of World War II. Considering I wanted to accompany minifigures and landing gear into the build (which I did so successfully), I think it's a good attempt at one of my first bombers. Sorry for the lack of postage by me lately, for I had to wait a considerable time for Bricklink orders to arrive in order to complete this beast. Im glad that it's finally off my chest, though. It was a lot of work, but I can say that its features/design I went for will suffice for my standards. I hope you all like it, comment on what I should do next!