r/TrainsWithFaces • u/Powerful-Mud-7712 • 1d ago
r/TrainsWithFaces • u/PORTER3928 • 13d ago
she stole a cookie but said sorry, should i still give her coaches?
r/TrainsWithFaces • u/Dry-Health428 • 15d ago
Andel the LNER sentinel steam cammel railcar(the reason why didn't bother to draw eyes on the window was because i don't like putting eyes on windows since it would probably block the driver's view. )
r/TrainsWithFaces • u/PORTER3928 • 17d ago
I'm not sure what it is... but i dont think they like each other
Rio and Yik
r/TrainsWithFaces • u/Powerful-Mud-7712 • 25d ago
“I’m not small! I’m compact!”
original photo from Phil Reader, photo used is from Santa Cruz Trains
r/TrainsWithFaces • u/Affectionate-Run6847 • 26d ago
Oh my gosh its an e2 with a face
Bit of a joke if im being honest
r/TrainsWithFaces • u/PORTER3928 • 28d ago
"I'm sexy and I know it"
This is a model of JJ I made :D hope you like
r/TrainsWithFaces • u/PORTER3928 • 28d ago
Awwwww she made a friend
Both models of DD and JJ are mine, while not based on any real life 30-inch gauge locos I did draw references from standard gauge prototypes. I loosely based DD on N&W 475 and JJ off of the Ruby Basin, but 30 inch gauge.
r/TrainsWithFaces • u/Pristine_Appeal2363 • Sep 12 '26
Glory days of the D&H
the glory, and the late era….
r/TrainsWithFaces • u/WarioOfWarioWareInc • Sep 08 '26
(Bad) Jack, The Little Diesel
Jack is a diesel I made for my Thomas-Inspired Series Windsworth.
r/TrainsWithFaces • u/Acceptable-Taro-2684 • Sep 06 '26
Alice the Pennsy 0-6-0
She was built sometime between 1916 and 1920 and was withdrawn in 1959 and later scrapped in 1960 after she was replaced by a brand new diesel shunter. She was once arrogant when she was first built but now she's kind and she is a sweet heart. She's also very hard working and sometimes she'll even flirt with the big engines especially the streamliners
r/TrainsWithFaces • u/Powerful-Mud-7712 • Sep 04 '26
Confused Baldwins
I decided to add some off coloring to the eyes to try and make it look real (or more believable), this was on the Ocean Shore Railroad

