BNSF freelance route

[lsigrandson]

Here's a couple from my freelanced BNSF route. No particular area in mind, just off the top of my head.

A grain train on the downhill side of my over/under loop


A freight manifest heading thru farm country


The local's in the siding as a hot intermodel blasts thru


Mike

 

[cascaderailroad]

should be: http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/150x100q90/536/ipIu1L.jpg

 

[lsigrandson]

Here's a few more

Amtrak is actually on time for once...


So much so, that it put the BNSF empty autorack manifest in the siding

 

[lsigrandson]

Cascade - I realized my mistake, thanks for the help. Should be "view-able" now...

 

[lsigrandson]

Over the years I've created quite a few layouts with different themes and purposes. Creating freelance is easier for me, as I have the freedom to create anything without the accuracy of a prototype scene or area. Most of my industry has evolved from a few basic buildings and a siding.

Here's a fun one:
Better get that car fire off the track, as it's holding up the local

 

[lsigrandson]

Here's a passenger ship/train terminal station:

 

[heyrey]

Not bad. Not bad at all. One I will be watching. Keep up the good work!

 

[oknotsen]

Not bad. Not bad at all.

I agree. This is one for the list of topics to check when updates arrive.

 

[lsigrandson]

Thanks for the kind words. It's ALWAYS a work in progress and is subject to change when ever I get the urge to move stuff around. For example, several months ago I decided I didn't like the track so I changed it all to what you see now. It took me about 3 weeks....

Here's a few more:
Westbound manifest coming out of the west portal of Windy Top Tunnel


East end with the tail end just about to disappear


Grain elevators at Edgemere

 

[lsigrandson]

Here's a few of the shops:




A pair of newer SD70MAC's at the fuel rack

 

[lsigrandson]

Looks like the crew change gets to ride in a mint '72 Chevy