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Posted by ChiefEagles on Tuesday, December 10, 2013 1:51 PM

SUN IS OUT!!!!!!! Cool Yes

Howdy Traindood.

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Posted by traindood on Tuesday, December 10, 2013 12:13 PM

Afternoon fellas and gals;      Ditka sure is a spry 74  year old God bless 'em.    Those Bronx bums can spend and spend, but how desperate they must be to win.  As usual they sign retreads from other teams hoping somebody will have a good year. How sad is that?   I boldly predict  implosion, however it's fun to watch all the "followers" squirm as they try for the prize.    later.     

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Posted by cnw1995 on Tuesday, December 10, 2013 8:44 AM

Aloha. Oh my, it is brisk outside: 3 below and about 17 below with the breeze. Hope the car starts tonight. I am always impressed that Metra's F40s just keep chugging along in this.  My youngest had his first band concert - he's a trumpeter. Best I can say they were in tune and the program was short. Boy, that was a good game last night - Ditka sure looked cold. The Bears' backup QB McCowen scored 4 passing TDs and ran another in - something no Bears QB has accomplished since the 70s...

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Posted by ChiefEagles on Tuesday, December 10, 2013 8:35 AM

Morning.  Wet and warmer.  Rain should stop for a few days and then back for the weekend.  Did more Box work for a few yesterday.  Maybe more tomorrow.  Will do a photo of a long NS train of bathtub gondolas being pulled by 4 diesels and pushed by two.  Legacy seems to work great.  May try it with MTH later but some of them can be "stubborn". 

Children driving me nuts.  Cat and dogs want to go out constantly and its misting rain.  As soon as they get out, right back in. Bang Head

Brent, best stay in today and stay safe.  BMW's are not the best snow plows.  They will go but have to watch for those other folks sliding into you.

Chuck and LAZ, reason you are getting the snohio is you messed with my Cowgirls. Whistling  Keep slipping over the M&D and turning the snow cannon. Laugh

Have a good one.

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Posted by Blueberryhill RR on Tuesday, December 10, 2013 8:00 AM

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Hi GUYZ,

  30 here and SNO HI OOOOOOO, CHUCKs Snow Cannnon is  a firin.  Gonna get 2-4 inches.  Hope to get out to hunt tis afternoon but we'll see?  Run trains this morning.

JOEY D., Hope the team is doing good.  Keep em motivated.

DOUG M.,DA BEARS,  DITKA, DA MAN!!!   Roped them COWGIRLS real good last nite.  McGOWN was great with all them receivers.  WOW that JEFFERIES kid is some athlete.  Hope they win the rest but gotta do something with that defence?  Bring back, URLACHER, BUTKUS, HAMPTON, and DA FRIDGE?

Stay frosty my friends,

laz57

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Posted by lion88roar on Tuesday, December 10, 2013 8:00 AM

Mornin' Fellas

Working from home today due to Buckeye and Chuck playin around with the snow cannon. It appears The Chief has been up to his shenanigans again and messed with their sites. We're in for another 6+ inches today.

Fife - forgot to mention in my post yesterday, but the 'whistle' on the docksider isn't much of a 'whistle' it has been a long while since I've run mine but I remember the 'whistle' being rather annoying!

Brought the NPC Legacy GP35s out last night. Opened the non-powered unit first and heard some rattling in the shell... set it asside. Opened the Powered unit, put it on the tracks, powered up to 18v, grapped the Cab1 and fired her up! Sounds are awesome on this unit. Then grabbed the instructions for the TMCC Caboose and got it running - it plays a Christmas carol, sleigh bells, and some other stuff I can't get it to do right now (don't think I have the Train setup correctly).

Christina really has fun with the trains, and Matthew again seemed to enjoy watching them. Not sure what else I will put out this year, not doing the Christmas Tree Lot, Ice Rink, or Santa Pylon due to Matthew wanting to eat anything he can put in his mouth! Maybe put the holiday house out and Santa's Teddy Bear Repair shop... we'll see.

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Posted by laz 57 on Tuesday, December 10, 2013 6:55 AM

Hi GUYZ,

  30 here and SNO HI OOOOOOO, CHUCKs Snow Cannnon is  a firin.  Gonna get 2-4 inches.  Hope to get out to hunt tis afternoon but we'll see?  Run trains this morning.

JOEY D., Hope the team is doing good.  Keep em motivated.

DOUG M.,DA BEARS,  DITKA, DA MAN!!!   Roped them COWGIRLS real good last nite.  McGOWN was great with all them receivers.  WOW that JEFFERIES kid is some athlete.  Hope they win the rest but gotta do something with that defence?  Bring back, URLACHER, BUTKUS, HAMPTON, and DA FRIDGE?

Stay frosty my friends,

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Posted by Blueberryhill RR on Tuesday, December 10, 2013 6:46 AM

Good Morning from Blueberryhill....

Good Morning,  Joe........... I'll send you some snow.

It is a cold 22 degrees. Light snow. Going up to 36 today.

Today is a busy day. Wife is grocery shopping and I am doing chores. I'll be busy until lunchtime.  Then, a nice nap.

Dining car has rolled in with Cheerios for breakfast.

Y'all have a great Tuesday.

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Posted by Demay on Tuesday, December 10, 2013 3:08 AM

Konbanwa and Ohayo Chuck,

I was too busy with flag football practice and a deacons’ meeting to post yesterday.  It was about 40 degrees and cloudy when I went out for a run this morning.  The rain came as I was finishing my run and it rained for most of the morning.  It’s too bad it wasn’t colder or it could have been snow.  The wife made vegetable soup for dinner and it was great.

traindood – It’s nice to see you are doing well.  I’m sure thrilled with all the Yankees’ recent deals.  Merry Christmas!    

Sayonara,

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Posted by dougdagrump on Monday, December 9, 2013 10:35 PM

Evenin' Y'all.

Finished up jury duty this afternoon.

Darn cold here last nite, partially froze a bucket of water on the patio last night. But it still isn't bad compared with what some of you guys are getting hit with.

Traindood, Good to hear from ya ! Stop by more often. Thumbs Up

Fife, I've got four of those little Docksiders and just love them. On mine it seemed like it took a little while for the smoke units to start working good, the heavier the load the better they smoke. They are a trip when I triple head them for Christmas or halloween. Whistling The coupler is an issue I've never encountered though. The Poor Man's Cab Forward when run in reverse. Laugh

Time for me to call it a night.

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Posted by jonadel on Monday, December 9, 2013 5:21 PM

Minatur Wunderland -- many of you have seen this before but this was a new angle for me and I thought perhaps  you would like to revisit this awesome effort.  Enjoy.


https://www.youtube.com/embed/ACkmg3Y64_s?rel=0

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Posted by traindood on Monday, December 9, 2013 3:30 PM

Afternoon fellas and gals:   Been a spell since I last tapped the keyboard.  All is well here, just a little meaner, just a little leaner.... Not!   I know!  We need a little Christmas, right this very minute, carols by the window, candles by the spinet!  We need a lotta Christmas Now!   Merry Christmas everybody!!!

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Posted by Mononflyer on Monday, December 9, 2013 2:43 PM

Hey SPMan,

How does the Bullfrog Snot work?  I was thinking of getting some for my Flyer engines.

Played train last night under the tree with AF Trains.

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Posted by SPMan on Monday, December 9, 2013 12:55 PM

Another cold morning here but need to take a walk anyway.

Anybody on here ever use a product called Bullfrog Snot?  It is used in place of traction tires on model trains.  It is a rubber like liquid that dries on your wheels.  Anyway, I discovered that mine had thickened in the bottle but it has not been outside in the unheated garage.  I know there is a warning about freezing but this is in the house.  A small bottle cost $25.  I only used it once or twice.  Think I  will ask for a refund or a new bottle.

Busy week ahead with three Christmas parties counting TCA next Saturday.

later,

Ray

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Posted by ChiefEagles on Monday, December 9, 2013 10:37 AM

Morning all.  Been to Sunday School Seniors' breakfast [Wifey subs for that class].  Big meal.  Waffle, grits and 3 egg omelet.  That's my meal for today.

Somehow, my compatibility view was turned off and would not let me into the forum.  Could view every thing at Trains.com but the forum.  Got it fixed now.  I think my anti-virus does a sweep of sites that could cause problems and etc.  Hits CTT every time.

Wet and hilly but no ice here.  Think Pat up in VA has gotten some. Warming here.     

Blueberryhill RR

WHOOPS............I think your co-ordinates were wrong,  Buckeye.

Chuck

 
While I was suppose to be down east at the farms hunting, I was really up in Ohizo on REB raid to turn the snow/ice cannon on the Yanks. Whistling Laugh
 
Have a good one.

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Posted by lion88roar on Monday, December 9, 2013 10:34 AM

Doug - this year is the same as last year - unsceniced two loops under the tree. Next year I need an O72 loop for a Christmas gift I am getting this year (NPC Zephyr) so I'll be doing the O72 loop and inside that a layout that was in CTT a couple years ago slightly modified) I hope to be able to post pictures of the plan soon.

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Posted by cnw1995 on Monday, December 9, 2013 9:16 AM

Aloha. Grey and cold today. Got maybe 5-6 inches overnight. The youngest has his first band concert tonight. Everything should be clear by then. I'll have to go straight there from the station to make it.

Doug - every home needs a TARDIS. Smile
Ray - praying for your sister.  
Fife, looks like you have some solutions. Years ago, SJ and Laz helped me with a similar issue - one of Lionel's 'buttons' wired in worked since my R transformer didn't have a whistle button.
Brent, what is your tree layout like? What are your ideas for next year? 

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Posted by RedfireS197 on Monday, December 9, 2013 8:00 AM

Brent,

          Sounds like you're having better luck with the Christmas layout than I am.  Every piece of Gilbert that I try to run has some issue.  Right now I've got a 293 steamer and 474/475 Rocket Alco set probably destined for the chopping block.

Thanks for the continued help with that project BTW.

Jim

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Posted by lion88roar on Monday, December 9, 2013 7:39 AM

fifedog

Mornin' boys.  The Vikings are in town today, and apparently brought their weather with them. Sigh

Wifey and I met up with Brent and his little ones at the Greenberg Show.  Wifey enjoyed playing "Mom" while she pushed the stroller around.  The little one was gettin' fussy, so Brent made an early exit.  There weren't enough 3-rail tables to my liking, but we did purchase the Gingerbread Junction set (just delivered this week).

Lionel did a nice job with set #6-30219.  We got the pleasure of getting one still sealed in it's shipping carton, so got the added excitement of carefully slicing open the packaging tape, revealing a marvelously illustrated set box.  As Wifey put it, "How freaking cute is this!"  Set comes with the standard transformer, and a nice loop of fasttrack.  The brown and white paint and graphics are first rate.  the 0-6-0 docksider has forward and reverse lighting, as well as cab interior lighting.  It is a strong puller, BUT its coupler kept springing open under the load of the train.  The set's freight cars are light as ether, maybe so do the engine's sensitive coupler.  The whistle (I temporarily hooked up the CW80) made a chalkboard scratching "Ehhhhhhhhh!"  Haven't seen a hint of smoke out of the stack either.  Other than these 3 drawbacks, quite pleased.  Under the LW, it rolls off steadily at 6 volts, pulling 6 cars.  In short, the set is perfect for our Dept 56 North Pole village.

Redfire- I did try to manipulate the button, just couldn't find the sweet spot.  Thanks.

 

Mornin' Fellas

Had a great time at the show with Fife and Wifey. Christina got to pick out her train car (she chose the reindeer transport, it operates similar to the old horse cars where the horses bob out the windows). Matthew was getting fussy (he needed a bottle and a dry diaper) so I had to leave a bit early as did not want to bother any of the other guests. As Fife noted, there wasn't as much OGauge as in the past and none of the operating layouts were OGauge either. Was going to stop by Kenilworth Mall to see their train garden, but the kiddos fell asleep before the tires hit the beltway so it off to home for us. When TheQ returned home from her proctoring engagement we loaded up the car and headed out for dinner, groceries, and a quick stop by WalMart to get some last minute stocking stuffers. Just about done shopping (yeah)!

Yesterday we got the trees decorated and the rest of the decorations out. Just as we were finishing the second tree I noticed we had a lot more snow than the 1-3 inches our incapable weather people predicted! So I had to trudge through the snow to the shed to retrieve the snow thrower! We ended up with about 8 inches of white stuff! Christina was disappointed she couldn't go outside and play, but by the time I was done clearing the driveway and walk I was beat, and by the time I recovered it had started with freezing rain. Felt bad because this is the first real snow we have had since she could walk and she was so excited to see 'Christmas'. We are due for another 2 - 4 of the mess tomorrow so maybe I will be able to take her out for a little while when I get home.

Got the trains setup under the tree last night, and yes Christina helped get them out. She even tried to put them on the tracks but she couldn't quite get it. So she ended up just lining them up on the floor. She really LOVES 'her trains', after we got them setup Christina, Matthew and I sat down and watched them for a while. Matthew seems to enjoy the whistle and he would bounce up and down and clap his hands when the trains would go by. I got a big hug, kiss, smile, and 'Thank you Daddy' from Christina when the choo-choos had to go to bed. Going to bring the Legacy GP35 out tonight and see how it does under TMCC. I put my TMCC caboose on the track last night so I'll play with that too - don't remember what precisely it does.

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Posted by Blueberryhill RR on Monday, December 9, 2013 6:50 AM

Good Morning from Blueberryhill...........

It is 34 degrees and cloudy. No snow, no rain,  yet.  Going up to 36 today.

Today is a busy day. I have a bunch of chores to do and an errand to run. I will be busy most of the morning. Lunch and a nap, for sure.

Cheerios for breakfast on the dining car.

Y'all have a great Monday.

Chuck

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Posted by SPMan on Sunday, December 8, 2013 7:24 PM

Good afternoon all, went to TTOS Christmas meet today and picked up a nice musical carrousel  for Christmas..  It plays either Christmas music or ordinary music for the rest of the year with a selection switch.  It has horses with riders, overhead lights and surrounding platform with ticket booth and railings.  Also has figures watching the merry go round.  Thought the price was right at $25.  Works good.

Did not buy any trains but they had a lot of them.  Just didn't see any that struck my fancy.

Saw my friend larry there.  He is going in for a hernia operation tomorrow.  Says he may have to stay one night in the hospital.

Chief, thanks for the animal biology lesson.  Didn't know anything about those long horns.  Do they every have a season on Does?  Seems like you hunters see a lot of them.

Son still in Salem Oregon but will be home tomorrow.  Says it was pretty cold overnight up there with low about 8 degrees one night..  Says his friend brings in all their pets when it gets that cold.  They have two cats and a dog who call a truce when they have to be together inside.  Pet rabbit stays in the garage.

Laz, no recent news about the Big Boy.  Right now it is sitting next to the Metrolink line at  the North End of the fairground waiting to be towed away.  Union Pacific is donating an SD40 Diesel and caboose which are being repainted to the museum in Pomona.  They won't move the Big Boy unitl those are delivered.  Last estimate I heard from the U.P. steam crew said the move will be around December 22nd.  I will post it whenever I hear anything about it.

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Ray

 

 

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Posted by Blueberryhill RR on Sunday, December 8, 2013 1:26 PM

WHOOPS............I think your co-ordinates were wrong,  Buckeye.

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Posted by fifedog on Sunday, December 8, 2013 11:06 AM

This just in....

DATELINE: Baltimore. Severe wintery weather has struck the Mid-Atlantic region.  Motorists are stranded on Fifey's hillside.  Youngest Princess declaring she doesn't have to finish her homework.  Wifey demanding to go to supermarket for bread, milk, eggs, and toilet paper.  Source of the weather system seems to coming from Ohio.  Drones near Blueberry Hill picked up a communication to Rogers Corners "SCORE! A direct hit!"  That is all.

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Posted by ChiefEagles on Sunday, December 8, 2013 9:34 AM

laz 57

ChiefEagles

LAZ, one buck at processor's. Big Smile

 

We have antler restrictions and cannot take anything less then 3 points per side.  Been working so we have bigger racks. 

laz57

 
That is poor deer management.  We are shooting long horns.  I have some deer with extremely long tall antlers.  Some with no points and some with tiny points at the very end of long antlers.  Even the one I killed and, did not find until later, had pretty three on one side and only a long blade on the other.  Need to get those out of the herd.  If not, keep on breeding and get the same results.  Texas research says that if a deer doesn't have 4 points after the first full year of growth [second season], he will have poor antlers.  If you have a large population of does, you get some bred with "poor antler" bucks.  I had one last year with only one antler and looked skinny.  Indication is he probably had the "virus".  We shot him but could not find him.  Never showed up again so he was dead.  Way to stop the virus is to eliminate the carrier.  
 
Today's lesson in Wildlife Biology. Wink  

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Posted by fifedog on Sunday, December 8, 2013 9:16 AM

Mornin' boys.  The Vikings are in town today, and apparently brought their weather with them. Sigh

Wifey and I met up with Brent and his little ones at the Greenberg Show.  Wifey enjoyed playing "Mom" while she pushed the stroller around.  The little one was gettin' fussy, so Brent made an early exit.  There weren't enough 3-rail tables to my liking, but we did purchase the Gingerbread Junction set (just delivered this week).

Lionel did a nice job with set #6-30219.  We got the pleasure of getting one still sealed in it's shipping carton, so got the added excitement of carefully slicing open the packaging tape, revealing a marvelously illustrated set box.  As Wifey put it, "How freaking cute is this!"  Set comes with the standard transformer, and a nice loop of fasttrack.  The brown and white paint and graphics are first rate.  the 0-6-0 docksider has forward and reverse lighting, as well as cab interior lighting.  It is a strong puller, BUT its coupler kept springing open under the load of the train.  The set's freight cars are light as ether, maybe so do the engine's sensitive coupler.  The whistle (I temporarily hooked up the CW80) made a chalkboard scratching "Ehhhhhhhhh!"  Haven't seen a hint of smoke out of the stack either.  Other than these 3 drawbacks, quite pleased.  Under the LW, it rolls off steadily at 6 volts, pulling 6 cars.  In short, the set is perfect for our Dept 56 North Pole village.

Redfire- I did try to manipulate the button, just couldn't find the sweet spot.  Thanks.

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Posted by laz 57 on Sunday, December 8, 2013 9:16 AM

ChiefEagles

LAZ, one buck at processor's. Big Smile

 

Way to go CHIEF!!!!! 

I have been out everyday this week save Friday. rained all day.  I have seen 3 bucks, all small two four pointers and a spike.  We have antler restrictions and cannot take anything less then 3 points per side.  Been working so we have bigger racks.  Saw 24 deer this past week, got all next week yet so it is hopeful?

CHUCK, got that SNO HI O coming this way for today then turn to freezing rain tonite.

BUCKEYE, OSU????????Embarrassed

RT nice pic of FIFEs car got a chuckle out of that one.

JOEY D, OOOOOO FUUUUDDDGGGGE!!!!!!!  Enjoy!

RAY, any news on the BB?

Stay frosty my friends,

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Posted by ChiefEagles on Sunday, December 8, 2013 7:35 AM

Morning all.  Misty and cold.  Not freezing but close to it.  Some up in VA and way west of the Triangle.  Probably Pat is getting some ice or snow.

Big question?????  Did Ohio State play a football game??? Whistling

Got to run an early morning errand.  Then stay inside or get in the Box and do some wiring on some sidings I want to toggle on and off.

Great Christmas Movies on TCM and Hallmark.

Have a great week. 

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Posted by Blueberryhill RR on Sunday, December 8, 2013 7:24 AM

Good Morning from Blueberryhill..........

Good Morning,  Joe........

It is a cold 23 degrees.  Going up to 31 with a little snow flurries.

Today is an easy day. A few chores and then I will run trains for a few hours. I have recorded the latest episode of Railroad Alaska and I have that to watch. Lunch and a nap.

Cheerios on the dining car for breakfast.

Y'all have a great Sunday.

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Posted by Demay on Sunday, December 8, 2013 2:04 AM

Konbanwa,

Yesterday was too busy for me to have a moment to post.  We had a flag football game in the morning, the princess had a volleyball game at noon, and then we raked some leaves.  The flag football team lost 14-12; we missed some easy passes and tackles that would have given us the win.  The princess’s team played well and won.  Today has been more relaxed as usual for our Sundays.  I was able to watch the second half of the OSU-MSU game; that’s it for OSU’s title hopes.  The wife is making fudge right now so I know it is definitely Christmas time. 

Sayonara,

Joe

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Posted by cheapclassics on Saturday, December 7, 2013 11:30 PM

Good evening all,

Snow finally stopped.  Sunny day in SE Indiana, but cold.  Did some Christmas shopping.  Went to lunch at Frisch's Big Boy.  Wife finished decorating.  I worked on standard gauge layout.  Got buildings arranged.   Set up some of the lights.  Hope to finish tomorrow.  I hope everyone has a good day.

Keep on training,,

Mike C. from Indiana

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