lost_limey
@lostlimey
Just a random Brit living in Virginia.
The replacement 0-6-0 locomotive is here, has had it's running in unladen forward and reverse runs, and now I have it happily chugging along with its passenger coaches.
Though thanks to a fortuitous bit of timing, not for long, as the engine I was importing from Britain was waiting in my mailbox, so I got a few laps in. Not shown here, the multi-hour power outages between stages 1 & 2 as well as 3 & 4. (4/4)
My cat, the aptly named Goblin took a swipe at the train, knocking the locomotive off the table, and severing the tender. Leaving me without an engine. (3/4)
A day or so later, the coaches for the locomotive to pull arrived, and I was able to get quite a few laps in before... (2/4)
More of the #modelTrain stuff. First, very pleased to be able to fit a small loop on my WFH desk, complete with the "test mule" 0-6-0 running on it. It did attract the cat's attention. (1/4)
Happy #LetterboxdFriday! What's YOUR #LastFourWatched? I had a very "dad movie week" inadvertently themed around trains. First up a WW2 movie where the action looks real because IT WAS. No miniatures or camera trickery. 2 gritty Westerns showing the genre evolving, and a cheeky British crime caper.
My first train (that won't be part of the final layout) arrived, so I laid out the Keto Unitrack oval, and ran a few laps under the watchful eye of my cat.
Post a perfect album from the '90s that isn't Nirvana, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, or Alice In Chains.
Help me, I'm crawling into the model railroading rabbit hole and there might be no escape. (First train locomotive arrives Monday...)
Happy #LetterboxdFriday! What's YOUR #LastFourWatched? Finished out the trilogy I forgot I owned on Google Play, rewatched the best comedy of the 21st Century after the England loss, and finished up by rewatching what might be the first R rated movie I ever saw. Rutger Hauer was so creepy.
Happy #LetterboxdFriday! What's YOUR #LastFourWatched? Started out by venturing to the theater once again, then enjoyed a camp classic, closed out pride month with a fun comedy, and discovered that I owned the Ip Man trilogy on Google Play Movies and watched the first one.
It absolutely doesn't hold up, as is common with the franchise, but Live And Let Die
1001 albums #70: What can be said about this album that hasn't already been said? I genuinely don't know.
1001 albums #65: I'm the pre Tech Bro age, this is what the world's most divorced man sounded like.
1001 albums #64: How do you answer "Do you like Prog?" in the affirmative?
1001 albums #63: Goodbye Reginald Dwight, though I never knew you at all.