MEMBERS AND THEIR EQUIPMENT

[Steven E. Kuhn]

Here is my member photo and equipment. Someone suggested this on another thread. Putting a face to a name. How about it, share you and yours!! I'd like to see what you have. Seems like I tried his once before.....

Ten-Wheeler #601 C & NW built by John Darby formerly a member of Riverside Live Steamers.
Tender tank built by Max Metzler, Indiana
1st photo l to r, on the White Creek RR, my sons girlfriend, my son Sean and myself. My son started on this locomotive at 7. He's now 34. I have a grandson that will hopefully be on it in 6 years.
2nd photo is at my home club, Illinois Live Steamers.
3rd photo, same.

[NP317]

Nice to meet you!
And a good start, so here goes...

On my Ten Wheeler at Train Mountain RR, 2007.

Testing my new mikado at Kitsap Live Steamers, Washington.
Notice my significant aging...

Keep smiling.
RussN

[LVRR2095]

The locomotive doesn’t belong to me……but it is still fun to run!

Keith

At the Wiscasset, Waterville and Farmington Rwy.

[10 Wheeler Rob]

Hi this me with the 3 locomotives I currently have.

Robin Guthrie (AKA 10 Wheeler Rob)

[Soot n' Cinders]

Here’s both of mine on the steaming bay yesterday. A Buckwalter 2.5in scale shay and a SwitcherRoo dressed up to look like a 2.5in scale 8 ton Whitcomb.

[Steggy]

An early photo of me at the controls of my F7. At the time, I had just finished the mechanical work on the body.

At Illinois Live Steamers

The below photo is my buddy Ray and me at Eagle Point Railroad in Dunlap TN in October 2018—a very interesting railroad, by the way. At the time, I was still recovering from multiple surgeries from earlier in the year. I wasn't going to let that stop me from getting in some run time!

Since that photo was taken, Ray has refinished his GP50 in B&O livery.

At Eagle Point RR

[Harold_V]

Here’s both of mine on the steaming bay yesterday. A Buckwalter 2.5in scale shay and a SwitcherRoo dressed up to look like a 2.5in scale 8 ton Whitcomb.

You're strangely absent from the photo. How about adding a picture of you?

H

[Steve Goodbody]

Well, here's my ugly mug!

Best regards
Steve

[rrnut-2]

Liz Bronson on her Shay at PVLS.

Both her and I built this locomotive.

Me with the Shay at PVLS.

Mike McClure and his wife, Cindy, with my GE25 ton switcher at Waushakum. I built this one about 30 years ago.

Jim Bronson

[Soot n' Cinders]

Here’s both of mine on the steaming bay yesterday. A Buckwalter 2.5in scale shay and a SwitcherRoo dressed up to look like a 2.5in scale 8 ton Whitcomb.

You're strangely absent from the photo. How about adding a picture of you?

H

Ah, good catch! Brain fart I guess. Anyway, here’s me on my shay double heading with Chuck Hackett on his back in the spring.

[Marty_Knox]

Here I am with my family and the Green Goddess. From left to right - my Granddaughter Megan, my Granddaughter Hannah, my Grandson Noah, my Wife Karen, Me, and the Green Goddess. Noah still hasn't forgiven me for selling the Green Goddess.

[paralleler]

Here's a photo of 0-4-0T Harley and me, we're members of the Golden Gate Live Steamers (GGLS) near Berkeley, CA.

I've also been in the process of taking photos of engineers with their locomotives in our club.

p.s., Video of the 2018 Redwood Valley Railway Winterfest Celebration:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9RpOALgmY0