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B&O 4807 at TH&B's Stuart Street terminal, in Hamilton, Ontario. Wayne

Aww, close enough. ;):-D Here's one to get us back to C&O: Wayne

And this time near Buffalo, NY: Wayne

Some more Conrail/ex-Erie Lackawanna on the TH&B: Wayne

A lot depends on where the bricks were made - in many towns, all of the buildings are made with bricks of the same colour because the local brick works used the clay available in that area. Nowadays, brick can be brought in from any place in the world, but at one time, it was a very regional...

:-D:-D:-D Wayne

TH&B covered hopper 2812: Wayne

Another F-unit: Wayne

Number 53 it is! ;):-D Wayne

Steel Company of Canada GE 80 tonner: Wayne

NKP 757 Wayne

Great looking car, Deano. Mister Nutbar and I saw them at my LHS, and they're very nicely rendered, although too modern for either of us. Wayne

TH&B GP7 74 Wayne

Here's another boxcar - I wasn't quick enough to tag onto Deano's SP car: Wayne

I'm not havin' much luck matching engine numbers, and I'm not up-to-date with being able to identify modern diesels, so it's back to basics for me: Wayne

Another opportunity: Wayne

I sorta fixed that, Squidbait, by deleting your post - I hope you don't mind, but it keeps the game on track. Hopefully, you'll get a chance to post those shots again, as they looked interesting. Wayne

Okay, here's another: The number, which is difficult to read, is 76557. Wayne

Wow, you really surprised me with that one, Charlie! :-D:-D Wayne

Jeffrey, those drive shafts don't look like the originals. ;) I assume that you'll be getting rid of that power collection system and replacing it with wires, too. :-D Wayne