MODEL LAYOUT GALLERY
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We welcome all "members of CARM" to submit photos of their choice illustrating work they have done to share with the membership. A maximum of 5 images is suggested. Images should be no more than 5" x 7", 150 dpi and in .jpg format. Include a brief description of each. These images will remain on the Web site for a limited time and replaced as new images are received. Send images to the
Web Master and include your membership number. Your photos do not have to be Canadian themes. All railroads are welcome.
Les membres sont invités à soumettre des photos de leurs efforts afin de les afficher sur le site Internet de CARM. Un maximum de 5 images en format JPG peuvent être acceptées à la fois. La taille maximale de l’image est de 5" x 7" à 150 points par pouce. Les images demeureront sur le site pour une période limitée. Elles seronts remplacées à mesure que de nouvelles photos arriveront. Envoyez vos photos au Webmeistre accompagnées de votre numéro de membre. |
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Friday February 01, 2008 |
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Ed Warren
As well as sending the Victoria Chapter Meeting
Report Ed sent along some pictures from his O
Scale layout |
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Crossing the diamond at Ladysmith, while a Comox
Logging RS3, #8427, waits for a clear signal |
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A side view of the Baldwin DRS 4-4-1000, # 8012
in the Nanaimo Yard. |
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Switching cars in Courtenay. The station
is scratch built, and the track is hand laid
code 100 on cedar ties. |
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A view of the Naniamo yard on Ed Warren's E & N
(Esquimalt and Naniamo) P48 (Prototype O scale)
layout. CP S4 7113 is a modified Gilmaur
kit. |
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Baldwin #8012 rolls onto the turntable in Port
Alberni. The engine is a scratch built O
scale engine using an Atlas/Roco mechanism, a
Sagami motor, a brass frame, and a styrene
superstructure. |
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Jim Burchell |
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The theme for the
2007 Peterborough Model Railroaders model
building contest was "dilapidated structure".
Eight structures were figments of active
imaginations and two were kits to fit a location
on their layouts. One member actually
traveled over 100 km to photograph and
measure a home/driving shed and made a perfect
model - the grey house with the rusted pickup
beside it. As part of sharing their models
they try to guess who built which one, which is
their favourite part of each model, which one is
the most humorous, and this year the groups
favourite was the "Road Kill Cafe". Scales
were HO, S, ON30, and O. |
| Jim Burchell |
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The Peterborough Model Railroaders, have a model building contest every year. This years
(2006) theme was "business car". |
| Jim Burchell |
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Peterborough Model Railroaders |
| Michel Lortie |
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My layout represent a small switching railway in the industrial district of Montreal in the 1950's. |
Lex A. Parker, MMR, CRC
Beamsville, ON |
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Denver & Rio Grande Western - Colorado |
| Peterborough Model Railroaders |
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Each year Peterborough Model Railroaders have a modeling contest, this year's theme was "a line-side industry". |
| Steve Lucas |
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Midland Railway |
| Jim Burchell |
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Examples of scratch built flatcars from the Peterborough Model Railroaders annual project sharing. |
David Mehew
Peterborough, ON |
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COLD CREEK RAILWAY |
Robert E Douglas,
Stratford, ON |
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Denver & Rio Grande Western |
| Aberfoyle Junction
Photos by:
Lex A. Parker, MMR, CRC
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Aberfoyle Jct. representing Southern Ontario of the 1950's - "O" scale. |
