fifedog wrote: Reggie - Nice to have you back, sir. Perhaps a glass covered coffee table with an N-scale layout for the living room. Then get back to building that O gauge empire in the TRAIN room. Cincy is a big railroad town, so you shouldn't have to look hard for inspiration.
Reggie - Nice to have you back, sir. Perhaps a glass covered coffee table with an N-scale layout for the living room. Then get back to building that O gauge empire in the TRAIN room. Cincy is a big railroad town, so you shouldn't have to look hard for inspiration.
well im actually going to build me a n scale laout on a 4x8 sheet of plywood in the livingroom maybe the 1/4 inch thick size that way it isn't so heavy. the basement that has the room for a nice size layout will the storage room for all the stuff that we want use in the house. thats th room i want but my wife insisted that i build the one in the livingroom that way she and the baby can be a little more involved. so i jump and said yes to that. as i want have to walk up and down the stairs to the trainroom. i will only have to go downstairs to make a few cuts, or go to the train store. well i went to the tri county mall in cincy on saturday the 1st of december and they had a very nice train layout in ho up and running. i talked to the guy and he said that they will still be set up and running for the next 2 or 3 days for any of you guys interested. i will make a trip up to the museum to check out the layout buckeye told me about. hope all is well with everyone and take care.
How are you doing, Reggie?
Evening everyone. Been taking it easy today. Helped my daddy pick up P-CAN limbs today. We had a heck of alot pecans this year. We have over 1000 trees, with around 200-300 of them cablable of making pecans.
How has everyones day been this wonderful Sunday?
"Lionel trains are the standard of the world" - Jousha Lionel Cowen
I have a dentist appointment in the morning and then see eye doctor the next day.
Just got done testing out the G Polar express all parts there and working volume not so great on sounds but I like it, hope the Blue/silver Lionel lines desiel pass set will be marked down after Christmas.
Reggie, You can do a lot with N scale on a coffe table setup(a little larger than the avarage table) build the layout then box it in and make a glass top to keep dust out of layout.
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So many roads, so little time.
Just lost my long post, so here is the short version :(
Got back from KC - had nice pre-Christmas Christmas with wife's family. Was supposed to go to train store with FiL and son. BiL and nephew decided to tag along and somehow the train store got deleted from plans. OTOH - we went to the WWI museum which was terrific and while we were there, a visiting expert showed up and gave a special tour about WWI tank warfare that ended with us getting a peek at a new buy - a WWI French tank (MT17?) type used by Patton! This one was "killed" by a piece of field artillery and the engine was blown up. I took pics on my phone and if I can download them, I'll post them one day.
Reg - welcome back! I had an O27 layout that was a loop with two reversing loops inside and 2 spurs on a 30 by 80 layout in the living room - lots of toy action for me and the kids!
Gregm - Looks like a great baby! Congrats!
Sir James, any icecream left over?
RIP Chewy - best dog I ever had.
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jonadel wrote:CSXect--Perhaps this should appear on the G gauge forum?
Thanks for the friendly reminder, but I also mentioned N scale and the Lionel O gauge Deisle passenger set
Hi GIZ,
Ran trains today for about 2 hrs. all worked great NO PILE UPS. Ran the Legacy BB, Lionmaster Cab forward, Lionel Rs11 NP. and Reading dockside switcher, No problems.
BEARs LOOSE, they stink, not the samee team as they were last year. Oh well still have DA STILLERS.
All have a good one.
laz57
CSXect wrote: jonadel wrote:CSXect--Perhaps this should appear on the G gauge forum?Thanks for the friendly reminder, but I also mentioned N scale and the Lionel O gauge Deisle passenger set
I think he meant that someone could help you with sound of the engine.
Good evening everyone,
Well, I walked into the laundry room earlier, and what do you know, there's water all over the floor. Turns out that the washer had an unexpected leak. My mom is shopping for a new washer tomorrow.
I'm thinking of putting a Christmas layout up in the basement. It'll have to be on the floor because I'm not willing to spend $300 on tables.
Have a good night everyone.
Was just at the gr forum and a lot of negative comments about the set but my only complaint is the volume which apperantly has no control. May be one of lionels turkey nominees. but it was less the the ogauge version and I intend to use it around the tree mostly.
Anyone have the O gauge Polar express what do you think of it?
As just an interesting tid bit included with the manual of the G gauge Polar express was a card to subscribe to OGR magizine
Tmcc and Jon Adel,
If I seem a bit grumpy it is due to almost 6 weeks without real food and I just seen 2 commercials for food that is very tempting Ralleys double cheeseburger with a slice of pepperjack cheese,slice of american cheese and chedder cheese sauce, and pizzahut double deep pizza
All kidding aside I was not offended nor did I mean to offend
off topic has anyone seen the new wave of external Hard drives they come in terra bytes now
Hello All,
Brutus got banilla,chocolate,& butter pecan.help yourself.
We got rain 50 deg. and dropping fast,now the wind is blowing, most of the overnite snow is gone. I'm afraid it's that time. And your right, I don't like it anymore.
I got away with doing nothing today. watched half of the lions game and the sorry last three minutes. Slept in between. no trains no decals that I planned for today. just lazy and watched it rain. Good nite Chewy,,,,,,,,,,,,Sir James
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Sorry, thought you were already off - I'll be right over. Chewy is really worn out from the two trips in 3 days, plus being at grandma and grandpa's always wears out our furry daughter. Too much excitement going on!
Oh - BTW, stopped at a train store on the way home from KC - mostly N and HO and my son wanted to know if he can get his own trainset some day!? I told him I'll build him his own table and help him get it set up however he wants it -
Good night. Had great parade and I waved real good from my convertible. Pam fed a bunch and then she went to the mall with her buddy Beth. While they were gone, I cleared the tracks in the back room and ran the MP E6's. They have .3 miles so they were new. Lubed them up good as they had never been lubed. They smoke good too. Never had smoke turned on. Think they may have found a home [but where do you store those big things?]. Then ran the NS diesels and the Big Boy. That was fun.
Grayson, I call them P-CANS too. Not P-CONS. Got a bunch to shell out.
Was supose to rain but haven't seen any. Gooooood night all.
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CSXect wrote: has anyone seen the new wave of external Hard drives they come in terra bytes now
has anyone seen the new wave of external Hard drives they come in terra bytes now
The current capacity for hard drives is truly amazing. I can remember my very first hard drive was only 20 MEGA Bytes.
Unless you need to transfer a lot of data between remote PCs, you might want to consider going with a permanently installed drive to avoid the accidental damage that often plagues external drives.
Another point to consider is the data transfer rate for different connectors. While most external drive enclosures use a USB or FireWire connection, some newer motherboards have external SATA connections, which will give you even faster transfer rates.
CSXect wrote: If I seem a bit grumpy it is due to almost 6 weeks without real food and I just seen 2 commercials for food that is very tempting Ralleys double cheeseburger with a slice of pepperjack cheese,slice of american cheese and chedder cheese sauce, and pizzahut double deep pizza
Hang in there! You're doing great on the weight loss. I've been trying to cut back on the 'bad cholesterol' stuff, but difficult when wife and daughter are eating salami and swiss sandwiches in front of you. Salami is all the 3-yo will eat, next to chicken nuggets, and pizza.
Remember to reward yourself once in awhile!
Kurt
Good Morning from Blueberryhill....
It is cold and windy. 30 degrees. A few snow flurries in the air. Going up to 39 today, with no heavy snow fall.
Today, we are driving up to the wife's doctor for her final check up. All looks good. Glad it's over with. Now, things can get back to normal.
No time for trains today. Need to do some dusting again.
Dining Car is here and time for breakfast. Later.
Y'all have a great Monday.
Chuck
kpolak wrote: CSXect wrote: If I seem a bit grumpy it is due to almost 6 weeks without real food and I just seen 2 commercials for food that is very tempting Ralleys double cheeseburger with a slice of pepperjack cheese,slice of american cheese and chedder cheese sauce, and pizzahut double deep pizzaHang in there! You're doing great on the weight loss. I've been trying to cut back on the 'bad cholesterol' stuff, but difficult when wife and daughter are eating salami and swiss sandwiches in front of you. Salami is all the 3-yo will eat, next to chicken nuggets, and pizza.Remember to reward yourself once in awhile!Kurt
Mornin' boys. Sunny and 46 here in the Mid-Atlantic region. Supposed to get blustery tonight with 30 mph winds, so should be a miserable experience all around at M&T BANK STADIUM. Our youngest has her Winter Concert this evening, and she is very excited. She is the partidge in a pear tree. Her father was the partridge in a pear tree 35 years ago. The stars are aligning...
88 - Did you see the price M.B.Klein had on their Pennsy Flyer starter sets...Blowin' them out!
Brent, It looks like you were in Columbus over the weekend! Too bad I missed you. Next time I guess.
Wes
Good morning all,
It is windy and cold in SE Indiana, and I think I am coming down with a cold as well. I worked all weekend on the layout and got it up to the historical society Sunday afternoon. Sunday night I oiled and greased all the equipment I am going to run, and I will take it up there tonight. It has been a struggle, but I hope it will be worth it. There may be someone up there with some American Flyer equipment as well. We will have to see. I will catch up on the posts later. There were bran muffins on the dining car this morning. I hope everyone has a good day.
Keep on training,
Mike C. from Indiana
Fife:
Finally got a copy of CTT over the weekend - congrats on your article
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