Modeling the Baltimore waterfront in HO scale
HI GIZ,
38 and blusterly today to get to 50?
JIM, a good shot of Rock and RYE and cover up and sweet it out seems to always work for me. Hope you have a speedy recovery.
Well I called DA GIZ from TAS yesterday about my turbo smoke unit and they told me that it won't work with the existing board that is in the Mohawk. But that I could work it off the pickup rollers and to put a switch in it to shut of the smoke when on a siding. Did the hook up and all works great, LOTS O SMOKE. Going to get another one in April at YORK.
All have a good one.
laz57
laz 57 wrote:HI GIZ, 38 and blusterly today to get to 50? JIM, a good shot of Rock and RYE and cover up and sweet it out seems to always work for me. Hope you have a speedy recovery.
Forgive my ignorance, Laz, but what is Rock and Rye? My inlaws keep telling me to make myself a hot toddy and sweat it out as well.
Jim
Good morning all,
It is cloudy and cold in SE Indiana with temps in the 40s today. I worked out at the YMCA last night. The Target set looks nice. It is good to see the circle L in the "mainstream" stores again. I hope everyone has a good day.
Keep on training,
Mike C. from Indiana
Good Morning from Blueberryhill....
It is a frosty 34 degrees and sunny, only going to 45 today. Maybe some snow flurries later.
I have a few things to do today, and maybe a walk later with the boys. They are getting " cabin fever " already. Need to go out and run. Later, I will spend some time in the train room. Had a couple of thoughts, last night , on the track plans and want to test them out. Good day for it.
All aboard for the Dining Car. Breakfast.
Y'all have a great Tuesday.
Chuck
Jim A, get well. Was right to make daughter stay home. Going to school makes everyone else have it. Waiting for the flu shot. Dr. seems to have a hard time getting them this year. Probably all being sent to the Iraqies.
LAZ, hope direct voltage does not burn that element out too quick. They should know.
Cold here this AM. Warming though. Snohio, fall on all those Ohizions.
GRITS time. Later.
God bless TCA 05-58541 Benefactor Member of the NRA, Member of the American Legion, Retired Boss Hog of Roseyville , KC&D Qualified
Deputy wrote: Dennis: I'm watching that same show!!!! I didn't know there were any channels that played train videos 'till my Father-in-law told me about it yesterday. Pretty neat to see the NYC F3 diesels going by along with the Berkshire. Also cool the way they handed messages to the engineer and train crew. Dep
Dennis: I'm watching that same show!!!! I didn't know there were any channels that played train videos 'till my Father-in-law told me about it yesterday. Pretty neat to see the NYC F3 diesels going by along with the Berkshire. Also cool the way they handed messages to the engineer and train crew.
Dep
Dep, RFD is great for such shows as Trains and Locomotives and also I Love Trains. Check your listings as they run several times within a few days. Another channel to check out is History International as they have a program called "Voyages" and a good percentage of shows are on trains.
Dennis
TCA#09-63805
Jim Fortner wrote: So -- My Spider Senses are Tingling. I think there's a sticky fingered toy train fan at the local Post Office, who also represents a different political "side" than my usual preference and doesn't have the sense to let other people do their own thing. Who should I call? The local PO or ??? Honestly, if there is shenanigans, I want someone to feel the heat!
So -- My Spider Senses are Tingling. I think there's a sticky fingered toy train fan at the local Post Office, who also represents a different political "side" than my usual preference and doesn't have the sense to let other people do their own thing. Who should I call? The local PO or ??? Honestly, if there is shenanigans, I want someone to feel the heat!
Jim, two things, complain to the magazines, so they will work on it from their end. Secondly, call the postmaster general. I have the same problem with the Weekly Standard, and also with Popular Mechanics and my CTT. They would show up from time to time having the pages folded like they had been read and left on the coffee table at the post office. It seems to have gotten better, but my CTT still takes about a week longer than everyone else to arrive. I do notice we have a new mail delivery person. I guess it comes late as they need to raise postage....again.
Good morning from a sunny and cold Chicago where winter is in full swing. Hopefully, it will warm up again - we missed any sort of late fall 'Indian summer' - too cold to rake leaves.Jim F. - I second asking the mag's customer serv for help. I would not call the local P.O. My CTT seems to always come with the cover half- slit (must be going through some machinery incorrectly) but at least I get it.
Jim A. - hope you and the little ones are better soon. I was banished to the couch last night for coughing (actually I like the couch better).I ran the #520 on a long freight last night with some Woodland Scenics figures hanging along the handrails. That little engine can sure pull. Refilled two lead gons - right behind the engine - with ballast to weigh everything down a bit - otherwise the MPC-era cars are just too light - they easily stringline. Took the MTH searchlight car out of the consist too- those six wheel trucks do not like 027 curves. I may have to retire this car. Chased but did not catch one of our cats who likes to burrow through the backdrop (and insulation behind it and merrily knock everything down. She collapsed one of my tunnels too. I will try gaff tape to fix everything up hopefully on Wed. night.
Doug Murphy 'We few, we happy few, we band of brothers...' Henry V.
jaabat wrote: laz 57 wrote: HI GIZ, 38 and blusterly today to get to 50? JIM, a good shot of Rock and RYE and cover up and sweet it out seems to always work for me. Hope you have a speedy recovery. Forgive my ignorance, Laz, but what is Rock and Rye? My inlaws keep telling me to make myself a hot toddy and sweat it out as well. JIM, ROCK and RYE is made with rock candy and rye whiskey. It also has fruit in it and afterwards you can eat the fruit too. My grandparents and parents gave us this when we were sick. Just a little half shot and we had to sip it slowly. I think it would just knock us out for the nite. Still use it for colds and flu, but in larger quantities. Doesnt taste like whiskey very sweet. Give it a try. laz57 Jim
laz 57 wrote: HI GIZ, 38 and blusterly today to get to 50? JIM, a good shot of Rock and RYE and cover up and sweet it out seems to always work for me. Hope you have a speedy recovery.
JIM, ROCK and RYE is made with rock candy and rye whiskey. It also has fruit in it and afterwards you can eat the fruit too. My grandparents and parents gave us this when we were sick. Just a little half shot and we had to sip it slowly. I think it would just knock us out for the nite. Still use it for colds and flu, but in larger quantities. Doesnt taste like whiskey very sweet. Give it a try.
CHIEF what do I need to build the bridge rectifier? Do I get it at radio shack? Thanks for the tip.
Jim Trumpie - got your emails, thanks! I emailed you back - sure I can't send a couple $?
COLD this morning, but warming up nicely. I'd rather be cold than hot - easier to dress warmer than get cooler in humid St. Louis. Lots of news stories about pinetar on the tv and radio here in STL! Got outbid on a log dump car - can't bid on ebay at work, so might lose it - need to check first thing tonight, but son has a cub scout thing tonight. :(
RIP Chewy - best dog I ever had.
dwiemer wrote: Dep, RFD is great for such shows as Trains and Locomotives and also I Love Trains. Check your listings as they run several times within a few days. Another channel to check out is History International as they have a program called "Voyages" and a good percentage of shows are on trains. Dennis
Dennis: I checked the RFD website and "I love toy trains" is on tomorrow!!! Excellent! Thanks for that suggestion.
Virginian Railroad
Jim Fortner wrote:Jim A - Hope you are all feeling better soon. My friend Jeff uses hot Theraflu and Bourbon and says it sweats out faster. I never tried it, but suspect it just makes the time go (subjectively) faster!
Moonshine, Honey, sugar and lemon in a cup of Hot Tea and go to bed. Next morning , the world is a better place.
jaabat wrote:Hey, Dep,How'd you make out with that 682 auction last week?
Actually, I let that one slide past. I managed to score a Lionel Century Club 671 S2 Steam Turbine (18010) online so I went with that instead. And it has MAGNETRACTION and is made in USA!!!
jaabat wrote: Time for a hot cup of tea. Jim
Jim, Just substitute a "Long Island Iced Tea" for that hot cup of tea, don't know if it will help kick the cold but it will make you feel so good you won't care if you have a cold or not.
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ChiefEagles wrote: Jim A, get well. Was right to make daughter stay home. Going to school makes everyone else have it. Waiting for the flu shot. Dr. seems to have a hard time getting them this year. Probably all being sent to the Iraqies. LAZ, hope direct voltage does not burn that element out too quick. They should know. Cold here this AM. Warming though. Snohio, fall on all those Ohizions. GRITS time. Later.
They say that there will be a heavy frost in NC tonite, followed by snow tomorrow and freezing rain. A gift from Ohio.
Blueberryhill RR wrote: ChiefEagles wrote: Jim A, get well. Was right to make daughter stay home. Going to school makes everyone else have it. Waiting for the flu shot. Dr. seems to have a hard time getting them this year. Probably all being sent to the Iraqies. LAZ, hope direct voltage does not burn that element out too quick. They should know. Cold here this AM. Warming though. Snohio, fall on all those Ohizions. GRITS time. Later. They say that there will be a heavy frost in NC tonite, followed by snow tomorrow and freezing rain. A gift from Ohio.
That's right Chuck !! Let it be known that we don't want to just keep taking from our great Southern friends !! We want to give back sometimes & graciously too !!
Now for a nap after working out in this cold weather they sent us today !!
Thanks, John
Getting ready to head out to Cookeville, Tn on Thursday. I have to go do some fill in work for one of the guys who hurt his back. About a 7 hour drive, but perhaps I can catch a few train stores on the way. Don't need anything, but some times, we get lucky with a great find. Also, the money should be good and I can put that into the "Get out of train restriction" account. Read that: Buy the wife something nice and she will let me buy something nice Anyway, hope y'all have a great evening and I am sure I will check in prior to leaving.
Jim,
I put the feet in the mail this afternoon. I sent you an email when I received the one with your address.
Thanks a million!
Just checking ebay - I'm going to lose all 3 items I think - have to go to scouts and 1 is already more than I bid and 2 are right even, so I'm sure somebody will snipe me. Oh well.... There's more fish in the sea and more Lionel dump cars and sawmills and stuff out there too!
Bob Mitchell Gettysburg, PA TCA # 98-47956 LCCA# RM22839
Don
csxt30 wrote: Blueberryhill RR wrote: ChiefEagles wrote: Jim A, get well. Was right to make daughter stay home. Going to school makes everyone else have it. Waiting for the flu shot. Dr. seems to have a hard time getting them this year. Probably all being sent to the Iraqies. LAZ, hope direct voltage does not burn that element out too quick. They should know. Cold here this AM. Warming though. Snohio, fall on all those Ohizions. GRITS time. Later. They say that there will be a heavy frost in NC tonite, followed by snow tomorrow and freezing rain. A gift from Ohio. That's right Chuck !! Let it be known that we don't want to just keep taking from our great Southern friends !! We want to give back sometimes & graciously too !! Now for a nap after working out in this cold weather they sent us today !! Thanks, John
They are dreaming again. Only shows you can not believe a thing Yankees say. Only had fried chicken fingers [home made from fresh chicken *** salted and flowered, not the bought mess] with homemade gravy, squash casserole [made from scratch] and corn on the cobb [two ears, from freezer]. Finished up with that cake. Micro-wave popcorn time. Trimmed trees and sawed down some small ones in the back. Got two pickup loads to haul to the woods tomorrow. Work never ends. Later.
Where did the *** come from in my post????? No word there so it is not replacing anything. Screwed up software again, I guess.
Edited: Now I see. Can not use the word B R E A S T. Stupid!!!!!!!!!!!
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