R160

Hail hit queens too. (along with the thunder and lightning)

I took some pics today of the M100 and M60 with that lens. They came out pretty well.

Those R68s are looking fresh!

I took the to Utica and then the out to Penn Av to visit my grandpa all the time. I never liked how the went local after Brooklyn Bridge. Another reason is because when I was younger (8-10) a T/O named Mr. Richie would let me in his cab on the train. One day after my sisters speech therapy, we were in the first car at 71-Continental. The T/O comes in and asks if we want to go in his cab. He let me hold on to the lever to move the train and I helped him blow the horn. I rode in his cab 2-3 times a week for a couple months.

I got a new camera yesterday and I'm looking for some help. I'm not very experienced with SRL's, but I know some of the basics. Anyway, I got a Canon EOS Rebel T1i Digital SLR Camera. (See this link: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/613611-REG/Canon_3818B001_EOS_Rebel_T1i_Digital.html) I am using the camera for a bunch of different scenarios. So if you can, please provide some tips for each of the scenarios. 1) To cover soccer and baseball games (outdoors) 2) Railfanning (both over and underground) 3) Other random pics I have a 18-55mm lens and a 55-250mm lens. Thanks for the help! (18-55mm Lens: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/images/largeimages/519475.jpg) (55-250mm Lens: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/images/largeimages/543923.jpg)

I had it today...simply amazing. I've thought about that too. I saw their commercial and the pizza didn't look that good.

Rizzo's on Steinway street is great. There is also this place on broadway, but I forget the name...Bella Vita on 58th St between 6th and 7th aves (i think) is also really good.

So some of us (or maybe just me) cannot afford tons of HO scale trains...So, I revert to munipals for wooden trains So here is my "fleet": 1 R62A 1 R62A (Grand Central/Times Square) 1 R62A 1 R160B 1 R160A 1 R46 1 R142A 3 R160 3 R46 1 R142 2 R62 [No pic available] Thats my fleet :cool: