[?] Subscribe To This Site

Train Photos

Model railroad coaling station and mountains

Displaying model train photos is probably the most exciting section of this entire website.

This is the place where we can show off and brag about the great work that we’ve done and show other model railroaders what we’ve been up to.

Also, we can be inspired by what others have done and strive to make our own layouts even better as a result.

I would like to use this section as a place where you can submit your own train pictures for all of us model railroaders to enjoy. Just use one of the forms at the bottom of this page to send your individual photos or a whole web page of photos if you wish. I will either post the photos, or a link to the photos, on this page along with your descriptions. (I won't post your email address.)

Also, if you like rail fanning and have some photos that you have taken of prototypical trains or railroad equipment, please feel free to send those in as well.

Here are some great prototypical and model railroad photos from the www.model-railroad-infoguy.com website that you might enjoy. (Just click on the sentence.)

If you would like to review a few tips and techniques on how to take great model railroad photos, check out the photography tutorial page.

Also, you may want to see the page on O. Winston Link, one of the the great masters of railroad photography from the steam era.

If you would like a train poster to put up in your train room, check out the variety of photographs and art work that are available in poster form at allposters.com...Train Posters

_______________________________

The following photos are scenes taken from my own freelanced N scale layout based on the Pocahontas Roads in the Appalachian Mountains circa 1948-1952 when steam was still going strong. You have already seen a smattering of these photos used to illustrate other pages on this site; but here are several of them all together in one slideshow: