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probably, i will definitely try. I've got dome new things to bring as well :D

nice render of the chessie scheme. Dark blue would look better but i don't blame you for using the cheaper option, i would. can't wait to see it operation.

wow that is for sure your best train yet, just a heads up i'm gonna steal the running boards on the tender. the cab is brilliant and i can't wait to see it it person! great job Benn!

thanks all! should be some pics of it with decals by (maybe) this weekend thanks again

theres no need to cut them up to make level crossings look here

my latest creation first train to feature grab irons :D full set on flickr prototype

nice little pennsy switcher, fist six-wide steamer for over a year prototype must say i'm extremely pleased with my new slope back tender,much improved over my first more on flickr enjoy! C/C welcome

the reason i didn't segregate the grey from bley is to show weathering. i built this for the flickr lego train MOCs groups ugly train contest thanks to all

was owned by southern pacific now owned by union pacific prototype much more on my flickr

thank you to every one for you nice comments! there's more pictures on my flickr

one of my all time favorite EMD models in a really nice scheme how could i resist? prototype comments and criticism welcomed!

i found this and i didn't see it the conversation yet http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Gabcsi/2010/7597.jpg it is toy story but its also a train and not a bad looking one at that. i'm still slightly skeptic note the picture is not mine

thank you

your on ;)

sorry but it is currently unpowered i might put PF in it but i'm going to power my berkshire first i'll still have i video, the counterweights are really cool looking when they're moving

yes i was! i want to build just a bunch of brown flatcars (plain i know) in 8 wide you have no idea how i labored over that boiler! i spent my 5 day thanksgiving break just to build it, i only stopped to eat and sleep i give you guys a video sometime after Christmas because i am going away and coming back on Christmas eve thank you

wow really, never thought i would like a European train as much as i like this one (no offense to European builders) this is truly amazing!

finally, after a half a year of work from concept to finished product i give you.... The Cumbres and Toltec scenic railroad's (ex DRG&W) K-36 mikado (2-8-2) narrow gauge locomotive. the K-36 is a narrow gauge engine built by the Baldwin locomotive works in 1925 for the DRG&W (Rio Grande) They have 36,000 lbs of tractive effort which is what the 36 in K-36 stands for the K stands for the 2-8-2 wheel arrangement. just a note this is the same engine that Brian Williams circus train has, I started work on the wheel set 2 weeks before i saw the first pictures of his great model (he beat me to it ) . I did steal the boiler from him so many thanks to him for that. more on brickshelf (when moderated) prototype hope you enjoy, this engine was quite a challenge

thanks guys!

first up is my southern pacific commuter train. All it is, is my GP 40P-2 with one of southern pacific"s signature dark bley bi-leveled commuter cars prototype next is my latest in the CSX bright future scheme, a GP 38-2 number 2720 prototype enjoy!

i too shall remain skeptical i checked peeron and the set numbers aren't from any previously released set how did you find out?

wow this is quite an improvement over your previous version it has a cheese slope boiler which equals an instant win

there is a excellent article about diesel with PF in railbricks #6 there are instructions for a 3 axeled bogie made for PF that works very well railbricks just download the web version and find the article about PF and there should be instructions at the bottom

thanks but these aren't mine if found this on brickshelf and thought it was worth a mention

maybe you've maybe you haven't but i thought it was worth a mention because it is the first model of the famous union pacific DdA40X's. the DDA40X was two engines put onto a single chassis, it is the biggest and most powerful diesel ever any ways check out this train. brickshelf go up to see some more cool trains too