OTTS Meeting 1-27-06

[spankybird]

Keith - as always - you passed my test and are correct.

[1688torpedo]

Tom - That Engine you called a GG-1 is a Pennsylvania EP-5 Little Joe from 1975. GG-1s should be called Sloppy Joes![;)][:)] I see that the Chief's Grits Boxcar did not make it to the meeting.[:)].

[spankybird]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Buckeye Riveter

Tom,
Do you need more OTTS Certificates? Looks like there was crowd.

Good grif, I forget to hand some of them out last night. [B)]

So Buckeye - when are you going to have a Centeral Ohio OTTS meeting [?]

[Buckeye Riveter]

Tom,
Do you need more OTTS Certificates? Looks like there was crowd.

[laz 57]

Hope the smoke fumes weren't bad.
Looks like YUZ GIZ had fun?
Good job TOM.
laz57

[spankybird]

We had another outstand OTTS meeting last night. Of course we had several of our CTT forum members attending. John (csxt30) and his son Rusty, Don and his wife (boneheadbaseboy), Frank (Youngstown on OGR and Eirefireman on CTT), Ted (tamicone), 3 member form ‘The Western Reverse Model Railroad Museum’, 6 other local members who don’t really got on the internet much. I am sure there may have been other that I just missed. It was also great see two youngsters here, the youngest by about 10 and he was running my trains in both DCS and conventional mode.


Left to Right: Don (bonehead), Ted (tamicone) and Norm.


Left to Right: Greg, Frank, Al’s son, and Ed.


Jack brought over his Plymouth switcher


John (csxt30) brought over his new Atlas caboose


Charlie brought over his GG1


Next meeting will be Friday February 10, 2006 at ‘The Western Reserve Model Railroad Museum’ www.wrmrrm.shutterfly.com


tom

[1688torpedo]

Unable to come tonight! Have to work.[V]

[spankybird]

Meeting is tonight ! ! ! ![:D]

[spankybird]

JIm,

This is a Lionel Coaling tower. It was a kit made back in 1999.





tom

[laz 57]

TOM,
Wish I could make it to OHIO?
I just got my MTH Virginian Triplex.
Looks and runs great used it on conventional and with the DCS, no problems.
The only thing wrong with it is that on the right side of the tender they forgot the main rod and the slide for the piston. I contacted MTH by email and waiting for a responce.
It is a cool runner as well as looker. Would love to run it on your layout.
laz57

[Jumijo]

Tom, What's the premise of that dark gray and red structure in the lower photo? Why is it raised for trains to pass under? It's a Lionel Coaling station, right? Would the prototype have dropped coal into hoppers?

I'm asking because I like the structure. There's one for sale near me, but wonder if it could be converted to another industry, like lumber, ice, sand, etc.

Jim

[spankybird]

This weeks OTTS meeting will be held at my layout this Friday 1-27-06 at 7:00pm.

Anyone wishing to join us, just email me.

Anyone wishing to run there trains on my layout, it can handle anything 031.

We will be reviewing the track plan with 'The Western Reserve Model Railroad Museum' (see there web page at www.wrmrrm.shutterfly.com )





tom[^]