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  • xxx-Lost-Soul-xxx
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    Originally posted by e30e
    I work for up, I see cool ones every now and then. It's impressive to me still to see mile long z trains with only 3 pulling engines and 1 pushing.
    Are you a Hogger,Hustler or? You work on the Phx service unit?

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  • e30e
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    I work for up, I see cool ones every now and then. It's impressive to me still to see mile long z trains with only 3 pulling engines and 1 pushing. I sometimes "find" cool things from old UP/SP stuff at my house.

    As for models, I don't have anything when I go back for more training I'll get photos of all the simulators.
    Last edited by e30e; 01-11-2013, 09:57 PM.

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  • xxx-Lost-Soul-xxx
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    Originally posted by evandael
    i was way into O27 when i was a kid, but it got too expensive and big, so i switched to HO. never really let it get too crazy but during that time, i loved it.

    not as much as this guy though


    Yes and thats why they call them "Foamers" Thanks dude thats great! I am ROFL.

    He giggles and freaks for that? Shit I wonder what he would do if he Would see what i see?
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  • rturbo 930
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    I loved trains when I was a kid. There was a decent layout in my grandparents attic that I'd play with a bit with my grandfather. When I was 6 or so, it was torn down and my Dad started on an even larger one in our attic, but never finished it for various reasons. I've since lost interest and moved onto other things, but this is still in the attic. Hasn't been touched in probably 10-15 years though. Sorry if these photos are kinda shitty, I took them a while ago for a similar thread on another forum.

    Switchboard for the old layout at my grandparents house.


    New layout in our attic.


    And the rest. Most of the older stuff is Lionel (I think - not sure, but some definitely is) and most of the newer stuff is MTH... although it's not that new anymore. Most was bought in probably 1995-97.













    From the other thread I originally took these for, I found out this steam engine is from something like 1947. The cars to the left I think are from about the same time... but don't quote me on that.






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  • Eric
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    Found some track in another box, so here is its temp home.



    And my son was lovin the crane, so this is in his room now, haha!


    Ashley, more details on the e28?

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  • evandael
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    i was way into O27 when i was a kid, but it got too expensive and big, so i switched to HO. never really let it get too crazy but during that time, i loved it.

    not as much as this guy though

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  • xxx-Lost-Soul-xxx
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    Originally posted by JasonC
    Where did you get these shelves at?


    Cause i got a HO scale Rivarossi Pennsylvania set like the OP's in the first picture but with two diesel engines instead of a steam unit. I'd love to have a simple shelf to display it on.
    I got them Years ago,all i remember was it from a guy in PA


    Heres someone i got when i typed HO scale display case.

    When you get a chance go to your local Barnes & Noble and go to the Hobby/craft section they have Model Railroader, In the magazine theres always advertisments for display cases. Most are done by People who work a regular job and do this as sidework. I think i payied like $15 a peice for these,it was a while ago.

    And heres one a guy built.

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  • Hick
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    Looks like a chalkboard or whiteboard tray

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  • JasonC
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    Originally posted by xxx-Lost-Soul-xxx
    4. You can make your own shelfs or buy them like i did. :)

    What else? In the Railroad world i am Known as the Railroad Princess. Ive been doing this for 20 years now. :)

    Where did you get these shelves at?


    Cause i got a HO scale Rivarossi Pennsylvania set like the OP's in the first picture but with two diesel engines instead of a steam unit. I'd love to have a simple shelf to display it on.

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  • frankenbeemer
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    I love that first set, the mail car, and especially the cab forward.

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  • Holland
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    Originally posted by xxx-Lost-Soul-xxx
    1. I am not man lol,i am Ashley a Girl lol
    2. The way its set up in the pics is just a diorama,but theres more to it.
    3. The ageing is called weathering,i am OCD about my rolling stock i want it to look real. :)
    4. You can make your own shelfs or buy them like i did. :)

    What else? In the Railroad world i am Known as the Railroad Princess. Ive been doing this for 20 years now. :)
    The minute I saw the thread title I knew you would own.

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  • LuckyHenriksen
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    Originally posted by Eric
    Nice! You know it's stored in portland?
    Yes :) I have seen it a few times. They like to roll it out every now and then and show it off

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  • Jparkr
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    Paging Mr. Crivellone.

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  • bmw325csi
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    Originally posted by xxx-Lost-Soul-xxx
    1. I am not man lol,i am Ashley a Girl lol
    I lol'd. Didn't he notice Ashley and princess when he looked at the pics.

    Sorry guy (and gals) back to you choo choo's.

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  • agent
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    I have quite a few LGB pieces in a closet. I'll have to get it out and snap some pics.

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