Your Best Model Pictures...

[Santa Fe buff]

Hi all,
I wanted to see what we had here. I decided to start a topic about showcasing your best model pictures. I can be any model whatsoever, but showcase your best. Let me start us off.

I seriously want to dedicate this picture to Yampa Bob. It made me think of him when I finished it. I call it "The Workhorse of the Union Pacific".



So, let's see what you guys have! 

Cheers,
Joshua

[richg]

These are my newest acquisition. A Broadway Limited Impots HO Scale NYC EMD F3 A/B set in Lashed-Up mode. The loco numbers indicate they were used for freight operations according to results of a Google search.
These beast weigh about 1.2 lbs each. That is about 544 grams each.
They can pull anything I put behind them.
Two speakers and a motor in each with a LokSound v3.5 decoder.



Rich

[NarrowMinded]

Heres one I like On30 porter and you can just see glimpses of kitbashed thomas cars a tank and a goods wagon

NM

[Jim Banner]

This is a large scale 4-6-0 that I modified for a friend to make it look more like the ten wheelers used by the CPR.  The most obvious differences are the piston valves, headlight, classification lights, and paint job.  Not so obvious are the DCC decoder and motor (both air cooled) and the sound system.

Also visible is part of one of the 17 hand laid turnouts and appliances on this portable large scale layout.  Usually forgotten, I see these as works of art as well.  But that might just be my callouses, blisters, and weeks of work talking.



Jim

[r0bert]

A Bachmann


some steam


N super power

[Guilford Guy]

Snow!

More Snow!

No Snow!

[ebtbob]

Good Morning All,

     First pic - On30 module that lead to my On30 railroad



      Second pic - Part of my HOn3 railroad



       Third pic - Bachmann 70 tonner sitting in front of the engine house at the mine on my HO/HOn3 railroad.

[ebtbob]

Rats.....second try on the Bachmann 70 tonner....

[uncbob]

[jonathan]

Gents,

Your photos are all so awesome!  Wish I had your eye and talent.

I do have two pics I really like.  The first is just after I figured out how add lights to a caboose.  I call it, "Sunrise in West Virginia"


The next is my favorite Loco, moving into hilly country in the middle of the day:


Respectfilly submitted,

Jonathan

[jward]

the following two photos are of cumberland yard on my layout. they were taken saturday. please excuse the clutter in the background, the layout is a work in progress.

[Jim Banner]

Jonathan,
Don't under rate your own modeling and photography.  They both look first rate to me.

But I agree that there are lots of awesome photos in this thread and others on this board.

Jim

[NarrowMinded]

Jonathan,
I like you caboose photo the best so far it give you the feeling of being there.

NM

[Kevin Strong]

Tuscarora RR #3 eastbound towards Neelyton (modified Bachmann 2-8-0


Caboose #26 (scratchbuilt)


TRR #3 in the woods


East Broad Top #1 at Neelyton (kitbashed from LGB, Delton, Bachmann parts)


Later,

K

[NarrowMinded]

Repainted the On30 rail truck I received yesterday set it on my Z scale layout for an outside picture. Still  need to weather the wheels.

NM