captainkman
You are reading this.
I'd get Flying Scotsman if it was BR Brunswick green not LNER apple green. 
And it's a Matchbox Model, lol.
And it's a Matchbox Model, lol.
Show your models!
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TheWaluigiKing
Trainz Ninja
Sorry Cappie but i think Hornby thinks Apple green is better
If you want a A1 in BR green ask Hornby... now back to adding stuff to my "want"list:hehe:
If you want a A1 in BR green ask Hornby... now back to adding stuff to my "want"list:hehe:
I have been meaning to post pictures of some of my HO collection for a while now. Well here they are. The first few are in the style of old Markin catalogs from the 80's.
Back Row: Marklin TEE Coach, Marklin TEE Dome, Rowa TEE Diner w/Panto
4th Row: Athearn Amtrak 40th PIII P42DC, Walthers Amtrak 40th Sleeper
3rd Row: Walthers Amtrak 40th Baggage, Walthers Amtrak 40th Amfleet Cafe
2nd Row: Walthers Trainline Amtrak 40th F40PH
1st Row: Marklin SBB/CFF/FFS 1st Class Coach
Back Row: Rapido CN Baggage, Rapido Milwaukee, Racine & Troy Coach, Broadway Limited Imports California Zephyr Dome "Silver Feather"
4th Row: Walthers C&NW P-S 54 Seat Coach, Walthers Santa Fe Budd Diner
3rd Row: Walthers SP Budd Coach, Walthers MILW Super Dome
1st Row: Kato UP Business Car
Back Row: AHM Santa Fe Pacific
4th Row: Tyco UP Pacific, Varney? Florida East Coast Docksider
3rd Row: Tyco Chattanooga 2-8-0
2nd Row: Mantua Pennsylvania 0-4-0
1st Row: Model Power Santa Fe and Baltimore & Ohio 0-4-0s, with two spare tenders added.
Back Row: Athearn B&O Coach, Athearn B&O RPO, Varney B&O F-7
4rd Row: Athearn B&O Observation, TYCO Pennsy GG-1 (Not a very good one)
3rd Row: Tyco Penn Central Combine, Tyco Penn Central Coach
1st Row: Tyco Penn Central Observation
Lionel HO AEC Hustler, Lionel HO Seaboard Flatcar, Lionel HO AEC Caboose
Athearn Santa Fe F-7a
Athearn Santa Fe F-7b
Atlas Chicago, & Illinois Midland Coalporter with added lettering
Athearn Santa Fe Boxcar
Lionel HO Western Pacific C-Liner (Has anyone ever seen this before?)
Back Row: Marklin TEE Coach, Marklin TEE Dome, Rowa TEE Diner w/Panto
4th Row: Athearn Amtrak 40th PIII P42DC, Walthers Amtrak 40th Sleeper
3rd Row: Walthers Amtrak 40th Baggage, Walthers Amtrak 40th Amfleet Cafe
2nd Row: Walthers Trainline Amtrak 40th F40PH
1st Row: Marklin SBB/CFF/FFS 1st Class Coach
Back Row: Rapido CN Baggage, Rapido Milwaukee, Racine & Troy Coach, Broadway Limited Imports California Zephyr Dome "Silver Feather"
4th Row: Walthers C&NW P-S 54 Seat Coach, Walthers Santa Fe Budd Diner
3rd Row: Walthers SP Budd Coach, Walthers MILW Super Dome
1st Row: Kato UP Business Car
Back Row: AHM Santa Fe Pacific
4th Row: Tyco UP Pacific, Varney? Florida East Coast Docksider
3rd Row: Tyco Chattanooga 2-8-0
2nd Row: Mantua Pennsylvania 0-4-0
1st Row: Model Power Santa Fe and Baltimore & Ohio 0-4-0s, with two spare tenders added.
Back Row: Athearn B&O Coach, Athearn B&O RPO, Varney B&O F-7
4rd Row: Athearn B&O Observation, TYCO Pennsy GG-1 (Not a very good one)
3rd Row: Tyco Penn Central Combine, Tyco Penn Central Coach
1st Row: Tyco Penn Central Observation
Lionel HO AEC Hustler, Lionel HO Seaboard Flatcar, Lionel HO AEC Caboose
Athearn Santa Fe F-7a
Athearn Santa Fe F-7b
Atlas Chicago, & Illinois Midland Coalporter with added lettering
Athearn Santa Fe Boxcar
Lionel HO Western Pacific C-Liner (Has anyone ever seen this before?)
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Nice stuff guys. Went to the Springfeild show today. Picked up two 64ft UP reefers in Exactrail, very nice. Also picked up a 50ft EACH boxcar Athern, also nice. My brother got a 62ft NS bulkhead with Pipe load. Hope everyone who went to the show had a good time!
dragonharh
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Here some of my maney Trains
I don't have much for rolling stock
I don't have much for rolling stock
qassaquyangli
The Flying Cloud
Conrail 0-4-0's. Lol.:hehe:
captainkman
You are reading this.
I'll gladly take those British items of rolling stock off your hands! :hehe:
korikovaVL80
Banned
I think that 0-4-0 was a toy not a model but good anyway
I have plans to get a Hornby Flying scottsman When I have money:hehe:
And maybe a Hornby Thomas
Horny Thomas? What!?
And what about this old model, a Checkoslovakian train made by East German manufacturer Piko. I got it from a workmate, who told me the model is over 40 years old
korikovaVL80
Banned
East german BR118. Made in East Germany (DDR)... No clue how old this one is.
korikovaVL80
Banned
So expensive buying so many model train wagons. And how many locos did pull all these?
I Have An Origonal Atlas HO Scale CRIP B36-7 I Think It Is
Still In It's Origonal Box With The Caboose It came With
My Uncle Baught It Back In 1981. It Sits Proudly In My Room On My Dresser Next To My CRIP 50ft Boxcar
Looks Like This One
What I Really Need To Do Is Get My Hands On Some Modeler's Paint And Weather My SSW SD45T-2
But I Really Need A Place To Run Them
Living In A Mobile Home Makes It Difficult To Run My Models
So I Build What I Would In Trainz And Wait For My Actual Maps To Come To Use When I Have A House With A Spare Room I Can Take Over
-Taylor
Still In It's Origonal Box With The Caboose It came With
My Uncle Baught It Back In 1981. It Sits Proudly In My Room On My Dresser Next To My CRIP 50ft Boxcar
Looks Like This One
What I Really Need To Do Is Get My Hands On Some Modeler's Paint And Weather My SSW SD45T-2
But I Really Need A Place To Run Them
Living In A Mobile Home Makes It Difficult To Run My Models
So I Build What I Would In Trainz And Wait For My Actual Maps To Come To Use When I Have A House With A Spare Room I Can Take Over
-Taylor
Trainman10
NARM
Here is one of my locomotives. LK&R 8279.
Some more photos from tonight Hope you guys don't mind these ones being here, they aren't exactly 'layout' photos!
Been playing around with a 'mosaic plate' I got last weekend, quite happy with how it works, although proper lighting will make it a heap better
Zec
Hope you guys don't mind these ones being here, they aren't exactly 'layout' photos!
Been playing around with a 'mosaic plate' I got last weekend, quite happy with how it works, although proper lighting will make it a heap better
Zec
Ka-BUMP! (or, "KA-CLANK!" :hehe: )
I guess I haven't really posted any of my collection here, and after getting a Model-Power N-Scale USRA heavy 4-6-2 painted up for ol' Miss Katy for my birthday yesterday, I figured I should finally do some showing off...
forgive the quality of these shots, I was forced to take them with the camera on my iPhone, and it's fail-tastic, to say the least. Oh, and also, notice the locale; yes, 5+ years of a proper model layout and I'm back to running trains on the floor, AGAIN.
an overview of the main Station/yard area I had set up yesterday. That red Geep near the bottom is my Atlas MKT GP-7, number 1509. She's in her 50's getup, and she'll go well with my new pacific. Just above her, on the tracks themselves, are a Model Power 2-6-0 (which was originally slated to become an MKT J-5 class steamer, until I found I'd have to do more surgery to her than I felt comfortable with) and an FA-1 FB-1 lashup (can't remember who made it) stopping at the depot. One of these days I'm going to decal that station to look like the one the Katy had in Westline, MO., where my Grandpa grew up.
A somewhat-better shot of the mogul as she waits in the hole for the diesel-hauled mixed train to leave town so she can finish her switching chores.
Of course, she'd have to wait just a bit longer; my new pride and joy, Katy H-3c-class 4-6-2 Pacific No. 384 clanks into town with the opposite number of the just-departed mixed. Man she looks good don't she?
)I guess I haven't really posted any of my collection here, and after getting a Model-Power N-Scale USRA heavy 4-6-2 painted up for ol' Miss Katy for my birthday yesterday, I figured I should finally do some showing off...
forgive the quality of these shots, I was forced to take them with the camera on my iPhone, and it's fail-tastic, to say the least. Oh, and also, notice the locale; yes, 5+ years of a proper model layout and I'm back to running trains on the floor, AGAIN.
an overview of the main Station/yard area I had set up yesterday. That red Geep near the bottom is my Atlas MKT GP-7, number 1509. She's in her 50's getup, and she'll go well with my new pacific. Just above her, on the tracks themselves, are a Model Power 2-6-0 (which was originally slated to become an MKT J-5 class steamer, until I found I'd have to do more surgery to her than I felt comfortable with) and an FA-1 FB-1 lashup (can't remember who made it) stopping at the depot. One of these days I'm going to decal that station to look like the one the Katy had in Westline, MO., where my Grandpa grew up.
A somewhat-better shot of the mogul as she waits in the hole for the diesel-hauled mixed train to leave town so she can finish her switching chores.
Of course, she'd have to wait just a bit longer; my new pride and joy, Katy H-3c-class 4-6-2 Pacific No. 384 clanks into town with the opposite number of the just-departed mixed. Man she looks good don't she?