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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by bill mathewson .... Selling off a lot of G scale and some of my HO - more a matter of upgrading my roster as well as eliminating the museum look with all the inappropriate rolling stock and engines from all over the US that were purchased because I liked the paint scheme. Had UP, Santa Fe, Rock Island, Pacific Electric, CB&Q, MoPac, PRR, NH, Espee, Wabash, Coos Bay, Seaboard Air Line, NYC, etc. just in engines!.... BILL [/quote] Good Morning All: Bill: I think I'm new since you left. I saw one or two of your post(s) when I first got in. I've been around the modelling scene since 1954 when my dad bought me a Mantua shifter, he thought I was going to wear out the threads in the boiler - taking it apart and putting it back together. My fourth layout is upstairs in an extra bedroom 13' X 15', it's an around the wall with a duckunder, commonally called a drop bridge when not running. From your quote - it's nice to see that I'm not the only one that buys an engine because I think it's pretty. Where do you live in NW GA. I used to live in Albany many years ago. My dad was the maintainace super for the Albany and Northern and the GA. Northern branch branch railroads. That's not a typo, they were SMALL and SHORT railroads. Do you and Tom Watkins get together since you are in the same general area? Ed: Tea is what keeps the civilized world running[swg]. But I'll have you know that every morning I get up and make coffee for Stephanie (wife - boss). It makes the day a lot easier for me. No black eyes or anything else. This second cup of tea really hits the spot. I usually do the first while I'm watching the birds getting breakfast. We've had a Humming Bird feeder up for three months and we finally had a visitor the other day. It seems like we've had a lot of sparrows here of late. Well I've got to get ready and go to work Have a blessed day and remember SANTA FE ALL THE WAY Bob
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