100 meter dive into an empty pool

[Anonymous]

My hard drive took a dive. Now that my computer is back up and running I would like to solicit your help. What are some of the model building and railroad links that you think are good?

BTW I've added a tape drive backup system to my computer. Might as well close the gate after the cows get out... [:D]

[Isambard]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Snake

My hard drive took a dive. Now that my computer is back up and running I would like to solicit your help. What are some of the model building and railroad links that you think are good?

BTW I've added a tape drive backup system to my computer. Might as well close the gate after the cows get out... [:D]

I enjoy browsing: http://www.railroadforums.com/forum/index.php
Wide range of prototype stuff, including another model railroad forum.
[:)]

[AntonioFP45]

Check out:

www.LitchfieldStation.com/s/i/ho/hods/hods.html one of my favorites.

www.dieselairhorns.com

www.Broadway-Limited.com

[Big_Boy_4005]

Try the NMRA, their list of links will keep you bust for a long time.

http://www.nmra.org/

[Anonymous]

http://www.railroadforum.com Similar name to a link posted earlier but modeling forum is far more comprehensive in my opinion.

Also don't miss: http://www.the-gauge.com/

Both excellent sites, quality modeling and a more mature membership. Don't look for UP bashing or political rants there. They're about model railroading.

Wayne

[Anonymous]

www.railpictures.net
www.discounttrainonline.com
I actually deletetd my hard drive about a month ago. So this topics hlps me out to thanks. I was just trying to finid the pages by myself.
Andrew

[cwclark]

http://www.rr-fallenflags.org/
www.railimages.com
www.gatewaynmra.org

[Fergmiester]

Try www.shiphotos.com it is about ships and trains and is operated by a former shipmate of mine.

Regards
Fergie

Sorry about the hard drive

[Anonymous]

www.railfan.net
www.northeast.railfan.net
www.rr-fallenflags.org/

[Anonymous]

Though this doesn't pertain to your topic. It does pertain to the title...
http://edition.cnn.com/2004/SPORT/08/17/tutu.dive/

[darth9x9]

I'm surprised no mentioned www.railserve.com.

And remember, your new hard drive is just like your car,,,,, it is a mechanical device that will fail some time in the future - you just don't know when.

[DSchmitt]

http://carendt.com/