Before And After.

Here Are Two Photo’s Of R.F.R.R.’s F59PHI.

A Before & After Of The F59PHI

 

Formerly John Deere #6420

Now Rialto Flyer Railroad #5433

Sample Photo Of F59PHI…….

…..With Sample Text & Number.

 

Wal-Mart In H.O. Scale…….

Well The Delivery Truck That Is.

I Was Very Lucky To Find This Truck At My Local Wal-Mart,Along With A Few Fresh Cherries & Hot Wheels In H.O. Scale As Well.

However When I Looked To See About Getting Some More Of These Cool Trucks,I Was A Little Saddened That Wal-Mart Decided To Stop Carrying These Trucks (Along With The H.O. Scale Line Of The Fresh Cherries Cars).

 

 

 

I Am Still Looking For These Cool Wal-Mart Delivery Trucks.

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Hot Wheels In H.O. Scale

I’m Sure Most Of You Modelers Have Found These Great Cars For Your Layout.

I Know I Have,& I Love Them.

 

Here Are A Few Photo’s Of Some I Have Picked Up At Wal-Mart Over The Last Few Months.

 

 

Here Is A List Of The Cars Pictured Above (Minus The Cars Pictured All Together)

 

1.)Porsche Cayman

2.)Bone Shaker (Model Unknown)

3.)Ford Shelby GR-1 Concept

4.)Enzo Ferrari

5.)V.W. Beetle (Blue & White)

6.)V.W. Beetle (Red With White Stripe)

 

All Of These Cars A Made By Mattel (Hot Wheels) & Are Available At Any Toy Store,Hobby Store Or Online.

These Were Purchased At Wal-Mart For About $2.99 A Piece,For The Last Few Months They Have Been Reduced To $1.00. (What A Steal)

Rialto Flyer Railroad Newest Addition.

The First Official Motive Power & Rolling Stock Of The R.F.R.R.

The Paint Scheme For The Locomotive (And Possible Future Locomotive’s & Rolling Stock) Will Be Silver & Red.

Passenger Rolling Stock (As Pictured Below) Will Be All Red.

Freight Cars & Locomotive’s (When Added) Will Be Light Red With Grey.

Passenger Sets Will Be Silver & Red.

(As Pictured Below)

 

Bombardier BiLevel Cab Car

 F59PHI

The Locomotive Running Number Will Be 5433

& The Font For The Name Will Be In Cooper Blk BT.

These Will Be Added Soon.

Project K.F.C Part 2

Remember In The October 21st Post Talking About The H.O. Scale K.F.C. That Was In Dire Need Of Rebuilding & Posted Photo’s Of The Nearly Completed Model.

 

Well Now After 8 Months Later The Poorly Glued Together Model Is Now Finished (Besides Now Needing To Add The Lighting.)

 

Here Are The Photo’s Of The Completed Model (I Also Made A Few Changes As Well).

I Am Also Aware That The Padre In Pictures 3 & 4 Is Missing His Head,No Idea Were It Went.

 

Got A New Camera.

So Here Are A Few Test Shots.

 

Camera Used: Kodak EasyShare C140 8.2 Megapixels 3X Zoom.

Some Photos May Not Be That Good,Still Learning The Camera.

All Photos © 2004-2009 Rialto Flyer Railroad

 

A Few More Train Photos Of Mine

 

And One Photo Of A Real Train :-)

 

A Few Photos From National Train Day 2009

What Is National Train Day?

From The National Train Day 2009 Website:

 

 

On May 10, 1869, in Promontory Summit, Utah, the "golden spike" was driven into the final tie that joined 1,776 miles of the Central Pacific and Union Pacific railways, ceremonially creating the nation′s first transcontinental railroad. And America was transformed.

Suddenly, the country was united in a way it never had been, and train travel sparked imaginations in small towns and big cities, among folk who desired adventure and businessmen who saw fortunes to be made. The sound of a train whistle was the soundtrack of happy reunions and tearful farewells. It heralded the arrival of mail, supplies and change.

The train became more than the go-to mode of transport for people and goods. It was a proud achievement of engineering vision, technical ingenuity and sweat. It was a cultural force that sparked the creative imaginations of storytellers in songs, movies and novels. Railways provided jobs for thousands of Americans. The train station became a focal point of every community, from New York City′s Pennsylvania Station to the tiny stations that dotted rural America.

Now, 140 years after the “golden spike” connected east and west, there’s never been a better time to take the train.  Huge crowds and the frustrations that go with them burden our highways and airports.  And at a time when we all share the same pressing concerns about environment and energy conservation, trains are a more energy-efficient mode of travel than either autos or airplanes.  Riding the rails is not only a great way to reduce your carbon footprint, but also a great way to meet interesting people and see breathtaking scenery.

That′s why, in commemoration of the anniversary of the day the "golden spike" was driven, we celebrated the first-ever National Train Day on May 10, 2008. Thousands enjoyed live entertainment, train displays, raffles, prizes and surprises for big and small across the nation.

This year the event will be even better. So mark Saturday, May 9th on your calendar for a coast-to-coast celebration of the way trains connect people and places.  There will be major events in Washington, DC, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Los Angeles, while other events will occur in smaller markets nationwide. Join us and Discover the Rail Way during any of the National Train Day festivities that are sure to be a treat for all ages.

FunTime Trains/Rialto Flyer Railroad......

Is Now Open (Sort Of).

The Following Items That Are Open (*=Beta Testing)

Calender Of Events

Chat*

Forums*

& More Coming Soon.

The Official Launch Date Will Be 09/03/2009

But Please Feel Free To Check Out FunTime Trains.

Also The National Train Day 2009 Photos Will Also Be Added To The Website A Few Days After The Event.

Chris

Owner
FunTime Trains
&
Rialto Flyer Railroad

Trainz 2006 Pic Of The Day