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BikerDad

Posted - 12/20/2005 :  23:49:41  Show Profile
Just wondering who has Christmas trains running. I might put one up, if I ever get around to putting up the tree. (Its a moopy month.) So, kindly post pics of your Christmas trains if ya got em. Any scale, after all, its Christmas folks, even the tinplate is welcome!
It came to pass...
It came to pass...

Edited by - BikerDad on 12/20/2005 23:52:54

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eagleman

Posted - 12/21/2005 :  17:52:37  Show Profile  Visit eagleman's Homepage
I have this setup on my desk at the office. Gives me a chance to run my Nn3 some.



Paul York
Modeling the Missouri Pacific & Union Pacific in N Scale.
Also Modeling the D&RGW Narrow Gauge in Hon3



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up1950s

Posted - 12/21/2005 :  22:09:56  Show Profile
Wow , thats an expensive Christmas set up . Looks super .

Richie Dost

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sam

Posted - 12/21/2005 :  23:56:40  Show Profile  Send sam an AOL message  Send sam a Yahoo! Message
paul,
looks great!
is that the mtl loco?


sam

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Johnny

Posted - 12/22/2005 :  10:45:06  Show Profile
Since we just had to have two Christmas Tree's this year, out came the tools and Unitrack.


John

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eagleman

Posted - 12/22/2005 :  16:40:28  Show Profile  Visit eagleman's Homepage
Yes this is the MTL loco

Paul York
Modeling the Missouri Pacific & Union Pacific in N Scale.
Also Modeling the D&RGW Narrow Gauge in Hon3



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SecretWeapon

Posted - 12/22/2005 :  16:44:31  Show Profile
quote:
Originally posted by Johnny

Since we just had to have two Christmas Tree's this year, out came the tools and Unitrack.




That is just tooooo cute


Mike
Someone please make Comet pass. cars to go with my NJT engines?

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up1950s

Posted - 12/22/2005 :  16:52:48  Show Profile
Which brings to mind a question . Has anybody built a 1x1 dog house for your dog that looks like the dog houses (headend brakeman shelters) used atop steam tenders ?

Richie Dost

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GimpLizard

Posted - 12/22/2005 :  17:14:45  Show Profile
quote:
Originally posted by Johnny





Rover: "This is what loyalty gets me."

Spot: "As soon as his back is turned...it's butt chomp time."


(Merry Christmas everyone.)


"They don't call it the GREAT Northern for nothing."

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cprac4400

Posted - 12/23/2005 :  11:47:36  Show Profile
Here is what I have had running under my tree the last couple of years. It is On30.

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railspike55

Posted - 12/23/2005 :  20:25:55  Show Profile
cprac4400

Nice consist How did you make the snow?


Steam in Transition


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cprac4400

Posted - 12/24/2005 :  10:19:26  Show Profile
It is Woodlands Scenic snow. I tried the stuff in the spray can,the stuff they use to frost X-mas trees with, but it turned to powder and fell off. Here is a couple more pics.

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cprac4400

Posted - 12/24/2005 :  10:24:33  Show Profile


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railspike55

Posted - 12/24/2005 :  11:20:28  Show Profile
Thankyou vary much for quick responce.
I have not seen snow modeled this close to looking real snow.
You have done a great job! My hat is off to you.

Now off to LHS for snow....Woodlands Scenic snow that is.



Steam in Transition


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SantaFeJim

Posted - 12/24/2005 :  11:30:52  Show Profile  Visit SantaFeJim's Homepage
Johnny said "out came the tools and Unitrack"

Love your dogs... Is that their names?



A-B-B-A War bonnets... As Pretty As It Gets.

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RGPinMN

Posted - 12/24/2005 :  11:54:51  Show Profile  Visit RGPinMN's Homepage
Yes, consists of Life Like B&O SW pulling a couple the 34' former MDC Overton B&O passenger cars around a loop of Kato Unitrack on a scrap of styrofoam base. Used the MTL North Pole Village structures and the Hallmark church ornament.
And people say Christmas is too commercialized. Have not gotten a shareable photo yet.

I also used the Woodland Scenic snow which I shifted over a fresh coat of latex paint.
I used hair spray on the evergreens and then shifted the snow over them to give a generous coating, just like I remember from MN last year before I moved.
Roger

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Edited by - RGPinMN on 12/27/2005 15:22:41

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