WP668 and the Conductor Ducks

Our backyard caboose, WP668, looked
good for Saturday’s
Silicon Valley Lines
(SVL) model train club Christmas party. John
put up the
Western Pacific
herald on the new metal plate he welded to WP668’s side,
then added Christmas lights too.

I bought train-theme party supplies from the

Oriental Trading
company, including small plastic Conductor Ducks for
giveaways. One of our Christmas traditions is to set up my G-scale railway
track in the living room. (I am collecting G-scale rolling stock and
track for when I build my garden railway next to WP668.) The Conductor Ducks
were a popular party favor and were given many G-scale train rides during
the SVL party.

Photos:

WP668 with new WP herald

WP668 with new Western Pacific herald
photo: copyright 2008 Katy Dickinson

Conductor Ducks

Conductor Ducks
photo: copyright 2007 Katy Dickinson
Western Pacific decal

Western Pacific decal for WP668
photo: copyright 2008 Katy Dickinson
John mounting decal

John mounting the Western Pacific decal on WP668
photo: copyright 2008 Katy Dickinson
John mounting decal

John mounting the Western Pacific decal on WP668
photo: copyright 2008 Katy Dickinson
John mounting decal

John mounting the Western Pacific decal on WP668
photo: copyright 2008 Katy Dickinson
WP668 new herald

WP668 with new Western Pacific herald
photo: copyright 2008 Katy Dickinson
WP668 Christmas lights

WP668 with Christmas lights
photo: copyright 2008 Katy Dickinson
Hank vs. the train

Hank versus the train
photo: copyright 2008 Katy Dickinson
Hank helping Dad

Hank helping Dad
photo: copyright 2008 Katy Dickinson
Ladybug engine, Conductor Ducks

G-scale Ladybug engine with Conductor Ducks
photo: copyright 2008 Katy Dickinson
Little John with ducks

Little John with Conductor Ducks
photo: copyright 2008 Katy Dickinson

Images Copyright 2008 by Katy Dickinson

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