This 32nd group expands the total number of MI Trains photos to 2,200 and contains Lionel - Pre-War, Post War, Modern, and more Catalogs/Flyers, MTH, K-Line, and Atlas.

We continue to take advantage of the latest features of MI Trains, posting .jpg  photo formats, and posting multiple photo views per piece.

As is true with the prior Lionel, MTH, and K-Line photo postings, these all link directly into the most recent MI Trains Version 4.2 update release.

Do you have the latest version 4.2 of MI Trains?
Why not review to see what version you have, and what features and functionality you may be missing?

New postings are identified as   ***New***   We have posted photos from a number of Manufacturers - Lionel, MTH, and K-Line for sure. But you may also want to look at photos for the other Manufacturers, as well - Atlas, Industrial Rail, Weaver, Williams...

Please remember (as some Members have reported), the thumbnails of the photos are great, but with the speed of Your modem, it may take longer to download all the thumbnail images.

That is why we provided a choice...   either use the check box to see the thumbnails before you download the photo or just view the text before you download.

If you are interested, Click Here and follow this menu path,

1.     You have linked to the MI Trains Picture Download Screen. Note the two boxes and the thumbnail check box. Use the pull down menu (little down arrow to the right of the first box) to highlight to which manufacturer you have interest, and check the Check Box if you would like to see thumbnail images. 2.     Click the Get Pictures button. Based upon the speed of Your modem, the download of the thumbnail photos may take some time. Should your browser time out, either click the refresh button on your browser, or click the Get Pictures button again, until all the thumbnails for that manufacturer appear. And of course, if you did not check that you wanted to see the thumbnails...   then you will not! 3.     Look over the photos available, and choose the one you want, by placing your cursor on that picture, and clicking. Note all the Newly added photos are noted    ***New*** 4.     A new pop-up window appears, and the photo you chose begins downloading from the MI Trains Website.   Based upon the speed of your modem, the download may take some seconds or as much as a minute. 5.     When the photo appears in this new pop-up window, follow the directions on the top of the window, specifically... 6.     Place your cursor on the photo and right click your mouse. 7.     A pop-up window appears. Select/Click on Save Picture as.... 8.     A second pop-up window appears, asking where you want to save the photo. 9.     Use the buttons at the top of the window  to direct the path to  c:\program files\mitrains\images.   This is the default directory for the Images within MI Trains.  If you changed your default directory when you originally installed MI Trains you need to enter that path in this text box. 10.     Click the Save button.

Roger Johnson, continues to make full use of MI Trains features. Take a look at the multiple views of his Atlas 6627 and 6655-1 Cabooses. Or if you are after K-Line photos, check out the mutiple views of his Chesapeake & Ohio Flat Car w/ Pulpwood - 693-1251.
Simply use script above, click on the thumbnail, and see View A of the car:


*** NEW ***
Chesapeake & Ohio Flat Car w/ Pulpwood - View A
KLN693-1251co.jpg

... it is now part of your MI Trains photos! And if you would like, go back and get the other 4 views.

Thomas Cardinal sent in some great Lionel Modern Tank Car photos, for us to share.
As an example, click on his BASF Wyandotte Single Dome Tank Car - 19614...   just use the script above, clicking on thumbnail:


*** NEW ***
BASF Wyandotte Single Dome Tank Car
19614.jpg

... and include it in your cache of photos!

Gary Barnard provided some photos blended within his great train layout. One super acion shot is his first view of his
Norfolk & Southern Y6B 2-8-8-2 Steam Loco - 28085.
Try the script above and click on the thumbnail:


*** NEW ***
Norfolk & Southern Y6B 2-8-8-2 Steam Loco
28085.jpg

... the other 2 shots of the loco are also neat!

Ed Klynowsky sent in a few shots as well. His MTH Lehigh Valley Extended Vision Caboose may interest you.
Use the script and click on the thumbnail:


*** NEW ***
Lehigh Valley Extended Vision Caboose
MTH20-91020lv.jpg

... and now you have it!

And if Pre War items are your interest, you will enjoy seeing the Lionel Crossing Gate #152.
Use the script and click on the thumbnail:


*** NEW ***
Crossing Gate
152.jpg

... it is now on your hard drive.