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| Model railroad photo gallery features layout pictures submitted by many model railroaders around the world. | ||
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Delaware & Hudson Railway Adirondack Branchline - Port Henry
Photographer: Fred Cupp Added: 29-May-2003 Hits: 7726 Rating: 5.92 Votes: 63 - Rate/Vote for This Image View Photo: Click Here! |
| Delaware & Hudson Railway Adirondack Branchline. West Side of Layout Room -- Port Henry (209). | |
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Delaware & Hudson Railway Adirondack Branchline - Stony Creek Yard
Photographer: Fred Cupp Added: 29-May-2003 Hits: 6977 Rating: 5.81 Votes: 57 - Rate/Vote for This Image View Photo: Click Here! |
| Delaware & Hudson Railway Adirondack Branchline. East Side of Layout Room -- Stony Creek Yard (210). | |
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Layout depicts the CSX merger
Photographer: Josh Zinn Added: 24-Jul-2004 Hits: 1996 Rating: 7.00 Votes: 8 - Rate/Vote for This Image View Photo: Click Here! |
| My layout depicts the CSX merger. This photo shows a couple of the fallen flags that CSX is made of ! This old GP30M probably will never see the paint shop as it moves an EX CONRAIL hopper to be loaded. It is taken out side of the Aughwick Valley Quarry on my freelanced Potomic Pass Layout. | |
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Penn Central Westside Branch crew heading for Hudson Cold Storage
Photographer: John Martin Added: 24-Jul-2004 Hits: 1949 Rating: 8.93 Votes: 15 - Rate/Vote for This Image View Photo: Click Here! |
| HO scale Penn Central shelf layout, 5x16, depicting a Jersey City, NJ branchline called the Westside Branch. Actual industry names are used when possible based on research. I model PRR/Penn Central/CNJ/very early Conrail and use copies of actual switch lists to serve the 13 industries on the line. | |
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The Great Wild West Model Railway Pix #1
Photographer: Kjell Dahle Added: 24-Jul-2004 Hits: 2033 Rating: 8.24 Votes: 29 - Rate/Vote for This Image View Photo: Click Here! |
| This model is built in HO-scale, the size is about 1 x 3 m. The layout views the Wild West in USA about 1860. The materials are mainly paper and cardboard. The landscape are made of cardboard boxes covered with newspaper/toiletpaper and paint. The farm, some of the houses and the steamboat are made in cardboard. The photos are taken with a Olympus digital camera, no flash-light. | |
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The Great Wild West Model Railway Pix #10
Photographer: Kjell Dahle Added: 24-Jul-2004 Hits: 1071 Rating: 8.00 Votes: 7 - Rate/Vote for This Image View Photo: Click Here! |
| This model is built in HO-scale, the size is about 1 x 3 m. The layout views the Wild West in USA about 1860. The materials are mainly paper and cardboard. The landscape are made of cardboard boxes covered with newspaper/toiletpaper and paint. The farm, some of the houses and the steamboat are made in cardboard. The photos are taken with a Olympus digital camera, no flash-light. | |
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The Great Wild West Model Railway Pix #11
Photographer: Kjell Dahle Added: 24-Jul-2004 Hits: 436 Rating: 8.25 Votes: 4 - Rate/Vote for This Image View Photo: Click Here! |
| This model is built in HO-scale, the size is about 1 x 3 m. The layout views the Wild West in USA about 1860. The materials are mainly paper and cardboard. The landscape are made of cardboard boxes covered with newspaper/toiletpaper and paint. The farm, some of the houses and the steamboat are made in cardboard. The photos are taken with a Olympus digital camera, no flash-light. | |
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The Great Wild West Model Railway Pix #12
Photographer: Kjell Dahle Added: 24-Jul-2004 Hits: 672 Rating: 9.14 Votes: 7 - Rate/Vote for This Image View Photo: Click Here! |
| This model is built in HO-scale, the size is about 1 x 3 m. The layout views the Wild West in USA about 1860. The materials are mainly paper and cardboard. The landscape are made of cardboard boxes covered with newspaper/toiletpaper and paint. The farm, some of the houses and the steamboat are made in cardboard. The photos are taken with a Olympus digital camera, no flash-light. | |
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The Great Wild West Model Railway Pix #13
Photographer: Kjell Dahle Added: 24-Jul-2004 Hits: 278 Rating: 8.25 Votes: 4 - Rate/Vote for This Image View Photo: Click Here! |
| This model is built in HO-scale, the size is about 1 x 3 m. The layout views the Wild West in USA about 1860. The materials are mainly paper and cardboard. The landscape are made of cardboard boxes covered with newspaper/toiletpaper and paint. The farm, some of the houses and the steamboat are made in cardboard. The photos are taken with a Olympus digital camera, no flash-light. | |
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The Great Wild West Model Railway Pix #14
Photographer: Kjell Dahle Added: 24-Jul-2004 Hits: 321 Rating: 7.40 Votes: 5 - Rate/Vote for This Image View Photo: Click Here! |
| This model is built in HO-scale, the size is about 1 x 3 m. The layout views the Wild West in USA about 1860. The materials are mainly paper and cardboard. The landscape are made of cardboard boxes covered with newspaper/toiletpaper and paint. The farm, some of the houses and the steamboat are made in cardboard. The photos are taken with a Olympus digital camera, no flash-light. | |
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The Great Wild West Model Railway Pix #15
Photographer: Kjell Dahle Added: 24-Jul-2004 Hits: 324 Rating: 8.50 Votes: 4 - Rate/Vote for This Image View Photo: Click Here! |
| This model is built in HO-scale, the size is about 1 x 3 m. The layout views the Wild West in USA about 1860. The materials are mainly paper and cardboard. The landscape are made of cardboard boxes covered with newspaper/toiletpaper and paint. The farm, some of the houses and the steamboat are made in cardboard. The photos are taken with a Olympus digital camera, no flash-light. | |
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The Great Wild West Model Railway Pix #16
Photographer: Kjell Dahle Added: 24-Jul-2004 Hits: 667 Rating: 7.83 Votes: 6 - Rate/Vote for This Image View Photo: Click Here! |
| This model is built in HO-scale, the size is about 1 x 3 m. The layout views the Wild West in USA about 1860. The materials are mainly paper and cardboard. The landscape are made of cardboard boxes covered with newspaper/toiletpaper and paint. The farm, some of the houses and the steamboat are made in cardboard. The photos are taken with a Olympus digital camera, no flash-light. | |
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The Great Wild West Model Railway Pix #17
Photographer: Kjell Dahle Added: 24-Jul-2004 Hits: 368 Rating: 8.00 Votes: 3 - Rate/Vote for This Image View Photo: Click Here! |
| This model is built in HO-scale, the size is about 1 x 3 m. The layout views the Wild West in USA about 1860. The materials are mainly paper and cardboard. The landscape are made of cardboard boxes covered with newspaper/toiletpaper and paint. The farm, some of the houses and the steamboat are made in cardboard. The photos are taken with a Olympus digital camera, no flash-light. | |
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The Great Wild West Model Railway Pix #18
Photographer: Kjell Dahle Added: 24-Jul-2004 Hits: 229 Rating: 8.00 Votes: 3 - Rate/Vote for This Image View Photo: Click Here! |
| This model is built in HO-scale, the size is about 1 x 3 m. The layout views the Wild West in USA about 1860. The materials are mainly paper and cardboard. The landscape are made of cardboard boxes covered with newspaper/toiletpaper and paint. The farm, some of the houses and the steamboat are made in cardboard. The photos are taken with a Olympus digital camera, no flash-light. | |
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The Great Wild West Model Railway Pix #19
Photographer: Kjell Dahle Added: 24-Jul-2004 Hits: 428 Rating: 9.00 Votes: 5 - Rate/Vote for This Image View Photo: Click Here! |
| This model is built in HO-scale, the size is about 1 x 3 m. The layout views the Wild West in USA about 1860. The materials are mainly paper and cardboard. The landscape are made of cardboard boxes covered with newspaper/toiletpaper and paint. The farm, some of the houses and the steamboat are made in cardboard. The photos are taken with a Olympus digital camera, no flash-light. | |
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