I am the monster in your head...And I thought you'd learn by now, It seems you haven't yet.I am the venom in your skin --- Breaking Benjamin
ChiefEagles wrote:Jumijo, welcome back to the coffee pot. You've got mail at work waiting for you. Don't slide down the hill into the neighbor's house. Anxious to see your layout photos in the new CTT. Warmed up here some. Well, dinner time. Deer fed. only two waiting tonight. Later
Thank you for the welcome. Will check mail at 5:45 am tomorrow.
Still waiting for furnace boy...
Modeling the Baltimore waterfront in HO scale
Jim,
It is nice to see you posting here again.
"Lionel trains are the standard of the world" - Jousha Lionel Cowen
ChiefEagles wrote:Deer fed. only two waiting tonight. Later
Deer fed. only two waiting tonight. Later
Chief, what do you feed the deer in the cold weather? Last winter I was surprised to see some deer in my back yard eating the birdseed I had put out after a snowstorm.
DA BIG BOY Laz...
edw wrote: ChiefEagles wrote:Deer fed. only two waiting tonight. LaterChief, what do you feed the deer in the cold weather? Last winter I was surprised to see some deer in my back yard eating the birdseed I had put out after a snowstorm.
CORN [Grits are made from corn]. So they are getting pre-refined GRTIS. You can buy deer feed in pellets. I use a cheap grade of corn. Good night all. Tired. Was just reclinerizing and really got a chill. Tomorrow.
God bless TCA 05-58541 Benefactor Member of the NRA, Member of the American Legion, Retired Boss Hog of Roseyville , KC&D Qualified
ChiefEagles wrote: edw wrote: ChiefEagles wrote:Deer fed. only two waiting tonight. LaterChief, what do you feed the deer in the cold weather? Last winter I was surprised to see some deer in my back yard eating the birdseed I had put out after a snowstorm. We feed the deer, here, too. They will eat birdseed because it has cracked corn in it. Found that out. We feed them shelled corn. They love it.CORN [Grits are made from corn]. So they are getting pre-refined GRTIS. You can buy deer feed in pellets. I use a cheap grade of corn. Good night all. Tired. Was just reclinerizing and really got a chill. Tomorrow.
We feed the deer, here, too. They will eat birdseed because it has cracked corn in it. Found that out. We feed them shelled corn. They love it.
GOOD EVENING ALL,
Lee F-your welcome, have fun
Brutus-I still have ice cream and chips,peanuts,was at the store today but forget cookies,sorry. I think we did ok with the HW cars as last nite the #20 went for $31.00+s/h.
It was 33 today but no signs of snow going away. streets are clear now,didn't take to long after the wind stopped. I let a couple of trains run around today,I like to let them run while i'm doing other things as it's kind of like ,oh here comes a train. Not bed time yet so i'll drop back.
Sir James
"IT's GOOD TO BE THE KING",by Mel Brooks
Charter Member- Tardis Train Crew (TTC) - Detroit3railers- Detroit Historical society Glancy Modular trains- Charter member BTTS
RIP Chewy - best dog I ever had.
laz 57 wrote: Hi GIZ, Got to get down to LHS today to pick up Legacy. Called last nite and he just got back, so today right after school. MITCH, torazzle floors are great, Have em at our HS. Last for ever, nice shine on em to. I use to do that work in summertime when in HS and college. Put alot of em in churches and schools. Can't wait til tonite.Bsafe,laz57
Hi GIZ,
Got to get down to LHS today to pick up Legacy. Called last nite and he just got back, so today right after school.
MITCH, torazzle floors are great, Have em at our HS. Last for ever, nice shine on em to. I use to do that work in summertime when in HS and college. Put alot of em in churches and schools.
Can't wait til tonite.
Bsafe,
laz57
Laz, I thought you had to be Italian to install terrazzo.
jefelectric wrote: laz 57 wrote: Hi GIZ, Got to get down to LHS today to pick up Legacy. Called last nite and he just got back, so today right after school. MITCH, torazzle floors are great, Have em at our HS. Last for ever, nice shine on em to. I use to do that work in summertime when in HS and college. Put alot of em in churches and schools. Can't wait til tonite.Bsafe,laz57Laz, I thought you had to be Italian to install terrazzo.
Watch out now. Frankie's wife is Italian. Come to think of it, her madian name means "wall layer" in Italian and her Dad is the last of his family line of brick/stone masions. Frankie has now learned the trade and helps his FIL on his days off. The night before their wedding, Pam and I gave a good old Southern Pig Pick'n. Those Italian Yankees from the state of NY loved it. A happy fun loving group of people.
CRASH!!!!!!!
Had a successful train night tonight! Got my Cotton Belts back on line. Had a capacitor come off, which was strange. I had the cab off and the cap just fell off a pcb. What surprised me was the leads were still on it. When I put it back in the holes in the PCB only had solder on one side, like what you expect in a wave solder machine. Just the solder dimple. But no solder in the feed-through hole. Got the cap back in and now secure.
Then got the Polar Express put up around the Christmas Tree, and everything is good. And the C-80 transformer is great!!! Had some minor problems with it after first of last year, had it repaired and boy did they do a great job! Looks like a Newone!
Glad to see the environment is improving, Too many good guys here for anything else to happen. Thanks everyone!
See you all tomorrow.
Don
Ho, Ho, Ho. New CTT just droped through the letter box! Just finishing off some paperwork and then the rest of the day off. CTT will have to wait though... I have baseboards (benchwork)to build!
I have topped up the pot up with some Douwe Egberts
Have a good day
Nick
Good Morning from Blueberryhill....
It is a cloudy 37 degrees. Going up to 40 today, with maybe some sunshine later.
Today is the day to drive to Cambridge for the groceries. Nasty job. Prices still high. Gas is still around $2.90 a gallon. We have been averaging only, about 600 miles a month, lately. Car insurance is lower. Looks like no train time today. We'll be busy until Sat.
Dining car is here and ready for breakfast. Later.
Y'all have a great Wednesday.
Chuck
Me no I'm SLOVAK. But worked for an Italian named VITO POLLARRI, is that ITALIAN enough? Can tell you loads of stories some real dillies. Tough work, but kept me in shape for football in college.
HI GIZ,
OK the BIG NEWS is got my LEGACY!!!!!! YEA!!!
The worst thing about the system was the wait for the batteries to charge up. After the charging, I put the module chip in for the BB,. Transfered all the info into hand held and we were off and running. Neat way of starting the BB, you press start up and the voice say I'm going to start this Big BOY up now. Sounded real cool. The other great things are the speed settings for various settings, slow ,med,fast, and high balling. Where the voice comes on and says we are high balling it now, pretty cool. Also with the speed you can see by a graph how fast you're going. The one thing I couldn't find on the new Cab2 was the reverse button. I had to read this and where it is , is a toggle switch on the boost and brake button. You press in on this and toggle the reverse and forward applications. Nice big veiwing screen. I used the throttle, red L knob and really like it. You can feel the steps by way of a little click. All features worked great and the smoke unit for BB works terrific. You press the number 9 key and smoke comes on, press it again and you get the low setting, press again and get the med setting, and again get the high setting. Neato features. Only played with it for about 20 minutes but boy it sure is COOL. As the CHIEF said "IM IN LOVE". ME TOO CHIEF ME TOO.
I'll report later on other stuff I didn't try yet.
THIS IS REALLY COOL!!!!!
I'll be running maybe later but have to do my Christmas shopping for my wife tonite, and its GIZ NITE OUT SHOPPING. Oh boy!!!!!
CHIEF,
Question for you,
Do you leave your Cab2 reciver plugged in all the time even when you aren't going to run your trains for a few days? I don't see why not but can't find anything in the book about it.
Good morning all,
It is cool in SE Indiana with temps in the 30s. I did trackwork at the YMCA and Christmas cards for people at work. Finals are for Lucas this week. The only classes he has to worry about are English and Math. Everything else is ok. I hope everyone has a good day.
Keep on training,
Mike C. from Indiana
Doug Murphy 'We few, we happy few, we band of brothers...' Henry V.
Morning!
Bride arrived with a standing rib roast (prime rib) the other night...said she couldn't pass it up for the price. Last night was my first attempt at one of these. I found a salt crusted horseradish recipe and went for it. OH MY! Au Gratin potatoes and roasted parmesan asparagus. It will be hard to go out for Prime rib again. Planning on trying the horseradish rub on the brisket in the summer!
Chef: I added 3-TBS salt to make the crust. The interior was seasoned perfectly, but the outer crust was a too salty. Any tips? Should I remove the crust before serving?
Doug: Great photos! I liked the last one the best!
Kurt
GOOD MORNING ALL
Overcast again,37 when I got up but dropping thru the day. No big snow forcast. gas was $2.99 reg. yesterday.everywhere. CTT is out? Seems I'm usually last,guess my mailman is a slow reader. Just so I don't find mustard on the pages. Later,,,,Sir James
sir james I wrote: GOOD MORNING ALLOvercast again,37 when I got up but dropping thru the day. No big snow forcast. gas was $2.99 reg. yesterday.everywhere. CTT is out? Seems I'm usually last,guess my mailman is a slow reader. Just so I don't find mustard on the pages. Later,,,,Sir James
Sir James your postman and mine must be related as I haven't gotten mine yet either lol
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Afternoon guys, nice tone on the pot today....thanks. I am pleased reading the good reports about the Legacy. Mine was ordered early on so I guess it will be here before too long. Looking forward to using it as I have a few TMCC engines and this will help with the bride as "Honey, these new engines have a whole bunch of goodies to enjoy since we have the Legacy system", that and some nice jewelry should give me the go ahead to get off train restriction for a few engines.
Anyway, hope everyone is having a good day.
Dennis
TCA#09-63805
Kurt, did you use coarse sea salt? It makes for a better rub and flavor. If you used finely ground salt, it will make it too salty. Otherwise, sounds like a great meal.
dennis
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