After 62 years the set is complete.

Mark Boesen wrote:Both of those photos would of been worthy of the engine of the month contest!

You can say that again

I would vote for either one. Very Nice collection.

NICE!!!

Thanks guys, but I don't think my camera or photographic skills are up to the task. I always look over the engine of the month photos and vote. Some awfully good pictures are posted there.

Bob

That set and the display are awesome.

wow

Congratulations, Bob. Nice little display.
I agree, those are worthy of a run at the EOM, give it a try some time.
Rusty

rsv1cox wrote:Thanks guys, but I don't think my camera or photographic skills are up to the task.  I always look over the engine of the month photos and vote.  Some awfully good pictures are posted there.  

Bob

Your pictures are great, don't underestimate your self. +1 for your pictures.

Happydad

That has to be the best holiday pic I have seen in years!

I like the one on the train, go for it in EOM you will either have the thrill of victory or the agony of defeat.

Thanks again guys, But that's just me "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles." I never could make up my mind which one I wanted to follow as a hobby so I embraced all three.

I am actually old enough to have travelled behind a Boston and Maine Consolidated steam powered locomotive between my home in Raymond NH and Boston Massachusetts riding coach on hard wooden seats. Discounting more recent travels on the Cog Railway in Mount Washington NH and the excursion logging railway in Cass WV. Both steam powered of course.

I may just rearrainge the locomotive scene a bit with some snow, buildings, and a Santa and post it sometime in December. . Bob

very cool bob! congratulations