Good Morning All,
Pretty mild weather out there this am. A very bright overcast and most of the snow is gone so it should be a productive day.
Bob - good to see you back in the diner. If i wasn't at Sebring those days, I'd have liked to trek up to your open house but duty calls... I am blown away by the industrial switching area your club members put together. Lots of good ideas there and the track work is fantastic. How big is the entire room again? It's nice to have space.
PC - good to hear the missus is resting well. Our prayers for her speedy recovery.
Couldn't get online here from the home computer this weekend and I didn't feel like coming into the shop to log on as I've spent quite enough time at w..k these last few weeks. Did get some time in on the layout and started building another kitbash out of left over parts. we'll see how it works out and post some pics when we get a little further with it. I did find an old box of HO cars i'd forgotten about including a Porsche 911, two XKE-types, and a 63 Vette and some lumpy English sedans (sorry - no Humber Super Snipe though). Just what i need for a really spiffy import garage/sports car emporium.
My best to everyone and welcome back to T White. There are no articulateds on the new Haven, so please feel free to make up for our deficiencies and add all you want. You need all the power you can get for those mountains. And for that matter which road would have been more deserving to expand into the Sierras than yours? CUL, J.R.
Morning all!
Wifes doing better, thank you very much. I'm sure that all the prayers and such have helped abundantly.
Hey Rob (Cederstrand), there was this package on my desk when I got into work this morning.......you wouldn't know anything about that, would you? I opened it up and all I can say is, SIMPLY STUNNING! Thank you so very much! You really didn't have to! Since my RR is based in Maine, those will go with the decor quite nicely. They'll have a prominant place in the train room! (EDIT: I just saw your Email.....will pass them out accordingly!)
Well, I've got a zillion things to do today! The product of being off for a couple of days, right?
Later!
Time for some breakfast! I'll have a stack of pancakes.
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Good Morning, Zoe - I'll have some of those strawberry pancakes like Jeff's, a glass of Ed's OJ, and a cup of coffee in a D&RGW mug, please. Thanks!
JPowell wrote: JimRCGMO wrote: JP, I think that's one of the few "___ Model Railroads You Can Build" that I don't have... Which layout designs are in it? (Just curious there...) Oh, sounds like you're being introduced to the HD list by your girlfriend. Ok Jim... you've lost me with this.....
JimRCGMO wrote: JP, I think that's one of the few "___ Model Railroads You Can Build" that I don't have... Which layout designs are in it? (Just curious there...) Oh, sounds like you're being introduced to the HD list by your girlfriend.
Ok Jim... you've lost me with this.....
JP, I was talking about the HoneyDo list - just ask some of the married guys about it. I'm sure they can 'splain it to ya... (List of things she would like you to do - often around the home).
eeyore9900 wrote: ...& then on to my Mom & Dad's (she needed a new cordless phone, & a new transistor radio, which she asked for since the last area power failure)
...& then on to my Mom & Dad's (she needed a new cordless phone, & a new transistor radio, which she asked for since the last area power failure)
Mitch, does she realize that the base station on the phone won't work without power? A corded one would still be good for her to have in case of a power failure. (Learned that one myself a winter storm, or two, ago)
Bob K. - I may have asked this already (and just forgot...) but is John Pryke in your club? That one shot of the downtown area reminds me of the cover of his Kalmbach book on City Scenery. I bet you guys have fun in your operating sessions.
Good to hear about everyone else getting some MRR time in over the weekend. Closest that I got was last night I did a little more on the 10 X 10 layout ideas, and was able to figure a way to have turntable and a 4-5 track yard (need a switching lead, though), switchback to the mine, and a little run space between the (existing) small town/industrial district and the other town with the yard. (Technically, I'll consider the top of my switchback to the mine another town, since I'll put a small depot there) I'll post a pic of the design later/tonight.
Today the temp is 54 F with rain (had some real downpours earlier in the morning and a few thunderboomers), and supposed to drop rain for much of the day. I believe they're calling for a flash flood watch for most of our area today, so Garry, better watch things there! Then later tonight/tomorrow it's supposed to change over to freezing rain and then 2-3" of the white stuff. Hopefully it'll switch over without much ice. We've had more than enough of that, and they don't have all the branches cleared away in our area yet. Heads up, my eastern neighbors (especially Inch and Jerry and our Ohio/Indiana brethren)!
Well, that paper stuff is lurking on my desk and I want to get some of that done before the first morning appointment. Good to hear of the improvements in several of the Diners and their CFO's - keep it up! Prayers continue.
Blessings,
Jim in Cape Girardeau
JimRCGMO wrote: JPowell wrote: JimRCGMO wrote: JP, I think that's one of the few "___ Model Railroads You Can Build" that I don't have... Which layout designs are in it? (Just curious there...) Oh, sounds like you're being introduced to the HD list by your girlfriend. Ok Jim... you've lost me with this.....JPJP, I was talking about the HoneyDo list - just ask some of the married guys about it. I'm sure they can 'splain it to ya... (List of things she would like you to do - often around the home).Jim in Cape Girardeau
JPowell wrote: JimRCGMO wrote: JP, I think that's one of the few "___ Model Railroads You Can Build" that I don't have... Which layout designs are in it? (Just curious there...) Oh, sounds like you're being introduced to the HD list by your girlfriend. Ok Jim... you've lost me with this.....JP
JP
Jim - I got it now. I know all about those HD lists from when I was married. As a matter of fact, yesterday, was also a HD list day... My HD list for her to do... shop for my nephew's b'day gift, go to 3 Open Houses, go to the mall, get a new picture frame, go to the grocery store. So, as you can see, I can create the HD lists too!
As for the layouts in the now discontinued Kalmbach book, here's the list.....
Modular Projects -
F&S Junction - Contemporary railroading in a 2 x 4-foot space. By: Michael Tylick
Port of Los Angeles - A 2-weekend modular project. By: Robert Smaus
Layout Projects -
The Seaboard Central - A 4 x 8-foot railroad that grows. By: Jim Kelly
Building the Berkshire - A 4 x 8-foot railroad featuring 2 seasons. By: Lou Sassi
Building the Carbondale Central - A compact, sectional layout for more than just beginners. By: Malcolm Furlow
The Washita & Santa Fe - A 13 x 24-foot layout of AT&SF lines in Oklahoma. By: Andy Sperandeo
So, those are the 6 layout projects in this book. The best thing about this is that all six start with the benchwork, then move onto wiring, scenery, structures, and details. They provide all the diagrams for the benchwork, the modifications if any, for structures, etc. Now, I just wish I was started on mine so I could incorporate some of the ideas I'm getting from this already.
Oh well. Time for me to get my butt into gear and get ready for work. Everyone have a nice day!
Take care!
//signed// John Powell President / CEO CNY Transportation Corp (fictional)
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Hunter - When we met in January of 2000, you were just a 6 week old pup who walked his way into this heart of mine as the only runt in the litter who would come over to me. And today, I sit here and tell you I am sorry we had to put you down. It was the best thing for you and also the right thing to do. May you now rest in peace and comfort. Love, Dad. 8 June 2010
I love you and miss you Mom. Say hi to everyone up there for me. Rest in peace and comfort. Love, John. 29 March 2017
Howdy folks!
First off, a warm welcome to all the new folks and faces making a showing in the Diner lately!
We took Ben to see the Harlem Globetrotters yesterday and it was fun, I remember my dad taking me to see them about 35 years ago.
Cederstrand wrote: ***Ryan, I was poking fun at your activity level following the Dentist visit. Perhaps I missread your post.
***Ryan, I was poking fun at your activity level following the Dentist visit. Perhaps I missread your post.
Rob I was actually surprised at how much energy I had and what got done that day, but in the back of my mind I was wondering if I was going to pass out too! I was wiped out by bedtime!
bogp40 wrote: Haven't been in the "Diner" in a while. I see we wore out the old one. Maybe the next diner can be in one of those great I-17a B&O bay window cabeese. Ryan: Man that's a long stint at the dentist, is he getting paid by the job or the hour...So you're slimming down for, health, ability to reach those tough layout spots, summer fun or all of the above.Wonder if Ryan's got some more additions for that menu.
Haven't been in the "Diner" in a while. I see we wore out the old one. Maybe the next diner can be in one of those great I-17a B&O bay window cabeese.
Ryan: Man that's a long stint at the dentist, is he getting paid by the job or the hour...So you're slimming down for, health, ability to reach those tough layout spots, summer fun or all of the above.
Wonder if Ryan's got some more additions for that menu.
Bob K I like your B&O idea for the next round, and yes, you hit the nail on the head with the slimming down...all of the above! Dentist is a "she" and the damage was $425.oo for my portion of the bill, insurance covered the other half, and it was by the job. Good thing I only had one tooth with issues. I like the picture too, is that Swift meat packer plant from a Suydam kit? I have one of those cardstock and wood kits from the 1970's that still needs completion. A new menu coming today...soon...
JimRCGMO wrote: Ryan, way to go on the exercising (which I should also be doing, huh?) and losing some of the weight. Where'd you find the neat BMI scale?
Ryan, way to go on the exercising (which I should also be doing, huh?) and losing some of the weight. Where'd you find the neat BMI scale?
Jim here is the tracker site that you can set up a quick account and it's free. It's called Ticker Factory, you pick the design of the ticker and set up an account then it gives you the code to copy into bulletin boards/forums and a URL address too. http://www.tickerfactory.com/ezticker/ticker_designer.php?type=3
I found out about it from the Prevention.com website, which BTW if you set up a member login there (FREE) you can set up a Health Tracker that allows you to log your daily food and exercise/activity and other indicators every day.
Today's Lunch and Dinner Specials
Starters
Mushroom Barley Soup
Honey Balsamic Sesame Chicken Nuggets
Entrees
Oven Fried Catfish
Broiled Salmon with Lemon Garlic Dill Sauce
Fluffy Western Omelet
Hickory Grilled Filet Mignon with Chipotle Glaze
Double Cut Pork Chops with Cornbread Apple Stuffing
(All entrees come with house salad and choice of two accompaniments)
Accompaniments
Twice Baked Potato Asparagus with Hollandaise
Steamed Spinach Chilled Beets with Red Onions
Sweet Potato Fries Baked Potato Italian
Desserts
Fresh Berries Crème Anglaise
Peanut Butter Cheesecake
Key Lime Pie with Whipped Cream
Ryan BoudreauxThe Piedmont Division Modeling The Southern Railway, Norfolk & Western & Norfolk Southern in HO during the merger eraCajun Chef Ryan
Afternoon folks-just stopping in for a few before leaving for w**k.
Beautiful day out-60 degrees (although that will change soon-yuck!) Oh well, that's March. Murphy's Law of Spring: The nice days will always be w**k days.
Cape Jim-Mom does have a traditional wall phone, so no worries there. The cordless is for convienience sake. Radio is for news when the power does go out, as she didn't have a working one during the last outage in November.
(Looks at clock) I better git-have a good day everyone!
in a stormy SOUTHERN mug and that yummy Broiled Salmon with Lemon Garlic Dill Sauce, Thanks!
***PC, glad you like them. Enjoy!
So far, the cheapest price I have found on a MRC Tech 4 280 Dual Power is $64.98, which includes delivery. Is that about the best price I'm likely to find on one of these transformers? It has to be from a place that accepts paypal (my secret train funds shhhh) or personal check.
One of the Docs my wife works with who breeds champion PAINT horses is coming to look at two of ours later this week. He is someone I would not mind selling horses to, as he takes excellent care of them. And when his horses grow old, he donates them to a University that teaches equine care and has a great program for elder horses.
Well, off to do critter rounds. Expecting thunderstorms tonight into tomorrow. "YeeHaw"
Have a great day all. Rob
hey guys I'm freaking out right now. My Zune (it's like an Ipod) got swipped this morning while I was switching classes. I'm having a neverous breakdown...........
ModelTrainLover wrote:hey guys I'm freaking out right now. My Zune (it's like an Ipod) got swipped this morning while I was switching classes. I'm having a neverous breakdown...........
TORNADO WATCH IN EFFECT UNTIL 6 PMThe Nws Storm Prediction Center Has Issued A Tornado Watch For Portions OfParts Of Southern Arkansas Much Of Northern And Western Louisiana Parts Of Southeastern Texas Coastal WatersEffective This Monday Morning And Evening From 1035 AM Until 600 PM CST.Tornadoes...Hail To 1.5 Inches In Diameter...Thunderstorm Wind Gusts To 80 Mph...And Dangerous Lightning Are Possible In These Areas.The Tornado Watch Area Is Approximately Along And 75 Statute Miles East And West Of A Line From 25 Miles Northwest Of Monticello Arkansas To 35 Miles South Southwest Of Lake Charles Louisiana. For A Complete Depiction Of The Watch See The Associated Watch Outline Update (wous64 Kwns Wou1).WIND ADVISORY IN EFFECT UNTIL 6 PMA Wind Advisory Remains In Effect Until 6 PM CST This Afternoon.A Strong Area Of Low Pressure Moving Into Arkansas And Louisiana Is Bringing Windy Conditions To The Lower Mississippi Valley. Expect South Winds Between 20 And 30 Mph With Some Gusts As High As 35 Or 40 Mph This Afternoon. This Will Occur Ahead Of A Strong Cold Front And Line Of Severe Thunderstorms. By Late Evening The Front Will Move Through Allowing For The Wind To Subside Some As It Shifts Northwest At 15 To 25 Mph.A Wind Advisory Means That Winds Of 35 Mph Are Expected. Winds This Strong Can Make Driving Difficult...Especially For High Profile Vehicles. Use Extra Caution.Wind Gusts Of 35 To 40 Miles Per Hour Can Bring Down Large Limbs And Rotted Trees Causing Serious Injury And Property Damage. Exercise Caution When Outdoors During These Strong Winds.
Hi, gang!
I'll have 3 loaded baked potatos.
ROB: Check your PM.
Terry
Terry in NW Wisconsin
Queenbogey715 is my Youtube channel
saronaterry wrote:Hi, gang!I'll have 3 loaded baked potatos.ROB: Check your PM.Terry
Howdy,
Well finally we are getting weather like ED. It's 57F and blue skies, light wind off the lake.
But NWS says: ...WINTER STORM WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM LATE TONIGHT THROUGH WEDNESDAY MORNING... A WINTER STORM WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM LATE TONIGHT THROUGH WEDNESDAY MORNING. RAIN WILL DEVELOP THIS AFTERNOON... THEN CHANGE TO FREEZING RAIN AFTER MIDNIGHT. A LITTLE SNOW AND SLEET IS ALSO POSSIBLE TOWARD DAYBREAK. THERE MAY BE A BREAK IN THE WINTRY PRECIPITATION TUESDAY MORNING BUT OCCASIONAL FREEZING RAIN IS POSSIBLE INTO TUESDAY NIGHT. A SIGNIFICANT GLAZE OF ICE IS POSSIBLE IF TEMPERATURES STAY BELOW FREEZING FROM LATE TONIGHT INTO TUESDAY NIGHT. THE EXACT TRACK OF THE STORM SYSTEM IS STILL UNCERTAIN AND WILL DETERMINE THE TEMPERATURES AND AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION.
Rob, that looks like a great price for that Tech 4. I would check Internet trains and see what they list it for. I called my LHS and they want $59.98 before shipping. They are on sale in the March Walther's catalog, and my LHS honors those prices.
Ryan, I used MS Publisher to make my web site and I can't get any of those cut and paste counters to work. Do you have any suggestions? My WWW has had 1299 hits in the last 60 days. The only way I know that is by checking an album linked to the account.
John, I spent the last 2 years collecting ideas from the internet into a folder on my computer and now that I'm in the construction phase I keep flipping through those ideas.
Mitch, the next worthwhile show up here will be in the fall in Berea (Cuyahoga County fairgrounds) I think October. There is a huge train convention coming to Toledo, OH in September. If you're interested I can send you a www. They started taking reservations last fall.
Well I actually ran a locomotive on the corner sections of the layout last night, so far so good.
Lee
BM1 Lee Soule USCG (ret) L.S.&W Railroad Serving the Lower Great Lakes
***Terry, check your pm.
Whew...a few minutes ago I called the wife to remind her to buy dog food when she suddenly had to go, she was getting pulled over for speeding. Her nurses uniform saved her backside and she got off with a warning. That and the fact the cop pulling her over is one of our neighbors.
OK, gotta get back to work here. Rob
JEFF: But I LIKE taters!
ROB: O.K. Check yer PM.
Be back later,gang!
Hiya All
Not much going on here except I had to rewire the 5 lights on the Coaling Tower
Seemingly 1.5volt bulbs don't last long on 14v Poof and they were gone...
CN Charlie: You won't be disapointed I ordered one more in the original CP Brown
Ed: I am hit and miss on the skiing thing some years I got 3-4 times then nothing for 3 years. Saying that I suspect if I can swing it I'll do Sunday River again next year. I saw a lot of "mature" people there.
Cape Jim: Thanks for the e-mail. I noticed the problem with the Avatars myself but hadn't gotten around to fixing it.
Most of the house painting is done except kitchen which will require new countertopsand backsplash tiling... Fun Fun Fun!
Anyway Later All
Fergie
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If one could roll back the hands of time... They would be waiting for the next train into the future. A. H. Francey 1921-2007
Lee Is that convention going to be in the Seagate Centre??
back "Bridge Tom" if I remember right and to the other newbies.
Best to all on sick call and those recovering
Talk to you later
Duke
Well now this is what I get for editing my post,TOTP so be kind.
"Don't take a wooden nickel,because it isn't worth a dime" by my Dad
"There are only 3 things you need out of life:A gentle grade,the wind in your face,and cinders in your hair.....But keep an eye on the water glass!" Jack Evans
Coffee refill, please & thanks!
***Colby, sorry to hear about your "whatever it was called". Hope you took Jeffrey's advice and cancelled it, or whatever you do to protect yourself. Bummer!
***Terry, right back at you with yer pm. New show idea, "Last pm Standing". At the rate they come up with those stupid shows, nothing would surprise me.
While in town a bit ago (forgot to pick up a package at the PO...Coffee from the bay), I DID pick up a couple items for the train table. Sheet of plywood and a 2" thick sheet of insulation foam. OUCH, building materials have sky-rocketed since I last bought any. I really like carving foam so this will make for a good base to start with. Will use old scrap foam to build up the mountains, and whatever other material I have laying around the dungeon.
Question: Is it better to sell a vintage articulated that is not running but still stock, or "grind out some chassis" to fit a new motor in it first? I'm really leaning towards selling the 3 I have just to replace them all with 1 of the new beauties available now.
Rob
bjdukert wrote:Well now this is what I get for editing my post,TOTP so be kind.
TRAINS & LOCOMOTIVES on RFDTV at 6:00pm EST. "Trains in Finland, Hungary & Russia" (doesn't say if steam or diesel era)
Jeff, A stack of flaps for lunch and steak and lobster for supper I can see all that weight you lost come right back on gangbuster style.
Enjoy, Lol.............
Johnboy out............................
Will check back later. I'm working a split shift today.
The "Wobbly" has to wait.
from Saskatchewan, in the Great White North..
We have met the enemy, and he is us............ (Pogo)
Duke,
http://www.divisiononencr.org/conv2008.htm
Division One of the North Central Region of NMRA is pleased to announce that we will be hosting the 2008 Regional Convention right here in Toledo, Ohio.
We are planning clinics, layout tours, and operating sessions on many of the layouts in the Toledo area. They range from Z gauge to G gauge. We are also planning some "real railroad" tours as well.
As usual, non-rail activities are also being included in our planning activities. Some of you will be pleased to know there are a couple of new malls in the area worth seeing. Sorry, no new Hobby shops.
We have reserved a block of rooms at the Clarion Hotel located at the Secor Rd. exit of I-475. This exit is accessible from I-75 to the east and US-23 from the west.
jeffrey-wimberly wrote: bjdukert wrote: Well now this is what I get for editing my post,TOTP so be kind.Ok, I'll have the steak and lobster.
bjdukert wrote: Well now this is what I get for editing my post,TOTP so be kind.
Me,too With TATERS!(sorry,Jeff!) Thanks,Duke!
ROB: Got them on the counter, Ready to pack.Check out the packing material, it's the Spooner Advocate, a REALLY small town paper here. 2nd page has a Years Ago column and usually talks about train stuff up here! They both are Tech II 2400. The button says "pulse", I think that's the same as momentum. They sure worked for me!
Also have 2 Man-Made walk-around throttles if anyone's interested. No memory, but I had them wired to the Tech 2400's using regular phone wall jacks.It worked great for cab control.Same deal that I gave Rob.
Robyn(CFO) is hitting the PO Tues. or Weds. I'll let ya Know, Rob.
Enjoy, and glad they are going to a good home!
Good evening, still a foot of snow on the ground here, but with the rain and warmer temps due here this week, the snowpack will be diminished greatly by the weekend.
Master bathroom (HDJ) project is progressing well now that the cabinets have been stripped down and restained and poly'd, the floor is stripped and ready for the new tiles, the ceiling and walls have been repainted, and the 40 year old vent and light has been replaced in the ceiling. ( Why can't I work on my layout ? )
FERGIE: I wish I knew that in advance that you were going to make the trip to Intervale, the Museum is closed on Tuesdays. You missed me by a week, we were up at Attitash ( about 5 miles from Intervale on route 302 ). Yes, North Conway has a lot of "girlie" shops, but from May til end of October, the trains run and there is a lot to see at the station, plus the Crawford Notch run through the mountains. Plan a trip in the Summer with the family, go up the Cog RR and then take the Notch train also.
Bowling tonight, got to run, see you guys later,
Hello everybody ..
I took a few days off so we could make a trip to Cincinnati, and I see everyone here appears to be very active. Also, it looks like everyone is continues to be well fed. We saw the grandkids in Cincy and also I saw a nice model railroad layout in a guy's basement.
I received the following in an email. Perhaps some of you have seen it. Others may see the humor as much as I did:
After every run from Wichita Falls, Amarillo or Lubbock, Ft. Worth & Denver engineers would fill out a form, called a "gripe sheet", which told shop personnel at Childress, Texas about problems with the locomotive. Shop workers and/or diesel maintainers would then correct the problems, document any repairs on the form, and then post it, allowing engineers to review the gripe sheets before the locomotive's next run. Never let it be said that FW&D shop forces at Childress lacked a sense of humor. Here are some actual maintenance complaints submitted by FW&D engineers during the 1950's and early 1960's and the solutions recorded by the Childress shops. (P= The problem logged by the engineer.)(S= The solution and action taken by the Childress Shops.) P: (FW&D #554) Tire on third driver, fireman's side, has serious flat spot and almost needs replacement.S: Almost replaced tire on third driver. P: (FW&D #409) Last night's run from Lubbock OK, except worn out seat springs caused ride to be very rough.S: Seat springs not installed on this locomotive. P: (FW&D #605) Something loose in cab.S: Something tightened in cab. P: (FW&D #9981A) Dead bugs all over windshield.S: Live bugs on back-order. P: (FW&D #9980A) When running in excess of 79 mph, locomotive experiences severe vibrations.S: Cannot reproduce problem inside roundhouse. P: (C&S #9952A) Evidence of leak in steam generator.S: Evidence removed. P: (FW&D #857) This unit's radio volume is unbelievably loud.S: Radio volume set to more believable level. P: (FW&D 458) Grip lock causes Johnson bar to stick.S: That's what they're for. P: (C&S 701D) Sander inoperative.S: Sander always inoperative in OFF mode. P: (FW&D #9980A) Suspected crack in windshield.S: Suspect you're right.P: (C&S #9950A) While climbing Wheatland Hill locomotive began to shut down. A running inspection was performed by fireman who reports that the Number 2 engine was missing.S: Number 2 engine found after brief search. P: (FW&D #750A) Locomotive handles funny.S: Locomotive warned to straighten up, run right, and be serious.P: (C&S 703A) Cab radio hums.S: Reprogrammed cab radio with lyrics.P: (FW&D #9980A) Mouse in engine compartment.S: Cat installed.P: (FW&D #859) Noise coming from under control stand. Sounds like a midget pounding on something with a hammer.S: Took hammer away from midget.P: (C&S #9952A) Throttle sticks whenever locomotive operates over 79 MPH for an extended period of time.S: Then don't go so *** fast.P: (FW&D #701D) Mars light inoperative.S: Have asked John Glenn to pick one up on next trip to space.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
Cederstrand wrote: TRAINS & LOCOMOTIVES on RFDTV at 6:00pm EST. "Trains in Finland, Hungary & Russia" (doesn't say if steam or diesel era) Rob
yeah, I'd say they fell a little West... But still neat.
Evening All, How bout a Cordon Bleu?
Question for those with Becnchwork experiance:
I've pretty well gotten HO&N down to a bi level, but I need suggestions in how to benh the upper level, especially over the new Yard and Incline repping Madison IN. I;ve got it about a foot off the wall, so I can get behind it. Both lelvls are 3 ft in width (upper is actually 2, but I;d liek to add soem surrounding city) and 25 ft long. And The whole idea to get them off the wall is to get behind them, so the less hanging down on one side is the best.
-Morgan