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Posted by Cox 47 on Monday, March 30, 2009 10:16 AM

Good Morning.Its sunny and 40 here We got a big frost last nite..I'll have toast and coffee please..Thank You..I am planning on working to get power to new fiddle yards today...and I plan to spend some time in recliner reading new Model Railroader...RMC hasn't come in yet maybe today..

Ray..I laughed till tears came to my eyes!! What a show that must have been!..Also good score on Styrofoam..paint on one side shouldn't hurt anything..

Jeff..Got my second big laugh with the report of your cook-out..I can just picture that cat landing on the pit bulls back!Did pit bull ever return from hills?

You all have a good one...Jerry

Looks like the top of the page..Flo hand me my apron..Order up and enjoy...

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Posted by Cederstrand on Monday, March 30, 2009 10:35 AM

Large coffee TO GO, please & thanks. 

***Barry, there could well be a Berkshire somewhere being used as a birdhouse. It would still be a beautiful thing.Smile,Wink, & Grin

***Jeffrey, I'm with Robby....Dinner & a Show....excellent.Laugh

Gotta run. Have a good day y'all. Cowboy Rob

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Posted by AmanaMedic on Monday, March 30, 2009 11:05 AM

Time for an early lunch, so a double bacon cheeseburger, fries, large Coke, thankyamuch.

 I agree with Jerry, Ray and Jeff had me laughing almost uncontrolably... I'm a very visual person, so I had the wide-screen Technicolor movie playing both scenes... to quote Jeff from yesterday: "that's hillarious!" Smile,Wink, & Grin

Jeff: glad you survived the inferno, hope the dog came back. I like Ezra's stairway, by the way...very creative and really looks like it belongs there. Ezra must be quite a charecter. I have to admit, I haven't followed the Life and Times of Ezra, so please 'scuse my ignorance.

'Eh, I'm guessing for the next BBQ you're going to have an Engine on standby???

Food's here, so I'll grab a booth in the back to wolf this down. I'm doing follow-up with the school for clarification on board meeting stuff, and trying to line up the week's work. So far, I know for sure I've got an Easter egg hunt Friday morning...between now and then, a whole lot of "maybe's" and "could be's."

Stay SAFE...

ChrisEight Ball

Oh, and I forget who was working on the LARGE buildings/coffee plant. NICE STUFF! If I ever get a workable plan, I'll be doing something similar for my Quaker Oats plant. I've toyed with the idea of building Quaker, then working out the rest of the layout from there.

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Posted by LSWrr on Monday, March 30, 2009 11:06 AM
Good morning,
Jeff, the stairs look really good.

der John, That’s one impressive bird house, how much snow did you get?

Rob, box is in the mail, should be enough brass track to finish Mrs. C’s layout and have room for expansion. It was a heavy box; $13.95 for mailing.

I must have good taste since I got two Berkshires.


Todd, I skip around the layout often, depends on what supplies I have on hand or I get tired of doing one thing and move to something different for a while.

Speaking of Model Railroader; I’m planning on buying a jar of that plastic model paint stripper and a bottle of bullfrog Snot this week.

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Posted by pcarrell on Monday, March 30, 2009 11:07 AM

Jeff,

That story is just too funny!

Also, I see by the picture that the cops no longer try to run Ezra down for speeding.....they just bring the tickets directly to his house!

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Posted by Heartland Division CB&Q on Monday, March 30, 2009 11:35 AM

Let's see if this will wake up Duke...... Did you hear about the Berkshire that would not sit down? It had a tender behind. Big Smile

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Posted by pcarrell on Monday, March 30, 2009 12:14 PM

Boooooo, Ssssssssssss.............

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Posted by JimRCGMO on Monday, March 30, 2009 12:25 PM

Hi Zoe - I'll have a BLT, some cheesey fries and a RBF, please 'n' thanks!

ewl01

Jim, What kind of paint did you use on you warehouse?  Was it in a spray can?

 

Eric, it was a can of spray paint (Krylon Outdoor, I think) that I got at Hobby Lobby (with one of their website's discount coupons I'd printed out). But I'm sure that there would be other colors equally usable, at any place that carries Krylon or other spray paints (Wally World, etc.). I just eyeballed the color on the cap (and that was really close to how it is when dry).

Barry, I figure on a lot of this stuff, if it's been sitting there (except for MRR books and mags) without being used for a year or more, unless it's a tax receipt, I won't too likely need it... (My photos go into their own boxes, separate from just plain ol' paper stacks)

DerJohn, good to see you made it back through the snowdrifts! Thumbs Up Does that train on your birdhouse actualy move? If it does, the birds might get skitterish about landing in the birdhouse.

Rob, the (MRR) projects aren't the big clutter thing (in my mind, at least...), but various paper, printouts of webpages (and the websites may even be closed up by now), etc. Now the MRR'ing stuff, I'll find spaces for that! Yeah!! On carving that volcano - keep your shop vac handy...Oops

Todd, you'd better run! (What are Berkshires, indeed! Shock Heresy!!) (oh, wait - I model the transition era, in the Southwestern US...Oops)

Ray, that play sounds like it was a lot of fun (for the performers as well as for the audience). I've heard similar things being pulled in plays on the last night of performance.Wink

Jeff, I feel sorry for that poor chef (and you, and the dog, and...) Laugh (Really, I do, I just can't help picturing all that chaos going on at once)

Garry - as the saying goes, you're cruisin' for a bruisin'...Smile,Wink, & Grin Since you finished up that track, what'll the passenger car be like - particular model or version (not that I would be smart enough to know it)?

PC, that's a funny bell sound...? Confused (Now the steam sound, I get that!)

Yesterday I was gonna put together a bookcase (for places to put some MRR books and such), but couldn't find the directions (might've been tossed a while back with the box). I started trying to figure out what likely went where, but had too much trouble getting the threaded thingees to start threading with my cordless drill, so I quit for the night. I'll see about it again this week (maybe tomorrow after w**k).

Ah, my lunch is here, so I'll get to it. Dinner

 

Blessings and prayers,

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Posted by nik .n on Monday, March 30, 2009 1:13 PM

Milk, a steak seasoned with Dale's Sauce, an-SPLAT-d, Um, a spatula?, Chloe?

Does anyone know how to post pictures without a account at a photo sharing site? I have some weathered cars to show to get advice on and from what I've seen I have to get one. If no, does anyone know a site that only require a user name and password? I am ok with them, but anything else I won't do. Thanks!

 

 

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Posted by bjdukert on Monday, March 30, 2009 1:35 PM

Afternoon all

Dick All we got was a dusting on the grass and I am glad because I didn’t want to push anymore this year.

Barry

So now we have-- LOL!!
NO that isn’t a problem.Smile

Garry I can get into enough trouble on my own,thank you. Smile,Wink, & GrinWhistling

Ray

Now Garry and Rob, why would anyone say anything bad about Berkshire Locos? They are wonderful (just a few years too modern to used on my SLOW.....). Hope that's OK with Duke!
Not a problem at all. Thumbs Up

Ok,lets clear up this Berkshire thing and it happens to be the best look’n Steam Locomotive ever bilt. Right Dick and Lee ?? ApproveCoolThumbs Up

I am going back in the corner booth and see if
Garry will let me stay out of trouble. WinkWhistling
That’s about it

Best to all on sick call and those recovering AngelAngelAngel

Talk to you later

Duke

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Nik I use Photobucket and it is free and that is the only way to post pics on the forum, is through a site such as it.

 

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Posted by TMarsh on Monday, March 30, 2009 1:52 PM

(sticks head in door)

Hey Nik!- www.Photobucket.com Free. My favorite kind.

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Monday, March 30, 2009 2:06 PM

nik .n
Does anyone know how to post pictures without a account at a photo sharing site? I have some weathered cars to show to get advice on and from what I've seen I have to get one. If no, does anyone know a site that only require a user name and password? I am ok with them, but anything else I won't do. Thanks!

To post photos here you must upload them to a hosting site. I have several accounts with Photobucket for the main reason that it's free. It's also easy to use. As far as any that require only a user name and password to register - forget it. None exist. Even with Photobucket you need to supply an email address and limited personal info, just as you had to do to get an account here. If you feel you can't supply that for some reason then I guess we won't see any photos from you.  And I for one would like to see them.

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Posted by LSWrr on Monday, March 30, 2009 2:37 PM
Garry, don’t quit your day job, LOL!

Yes I think the Berkshire is a rather handsome locomotive.   Currently for road units running I have two Berkshires, two 2-10-2 Santa Fe’s, One Mountain and One Bull Moose. 

 I’m bidding on two Bull Moose locomotives this week, which should keep my rolling stock busy.


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Posted by Heartland Division CB&Q on Monday, March 30, 2009 3:05 PM

Well, well........ I thought we could get Duke riled up. It paid off, too. Those are neat pix of the PM Berk!  

LSWrr

Garry, don’t quit your day job, LOL!

Lee

Hmmm. Hey, speaking of steam.... Where in the world is Fergie? Anybody hear from him? Perhaps, it is time to break the ice with Fergie. .... I think I can; I think I can ....Anybody have any good 2-10-2 jokes?

Also, speaking of steam, Tom W. is a steam fan. I've not seen Tom W in the diner lately. Say something nice about Yellowstones. See if that perks him up.

Jeff, I really like the BBQ grill story.

Jim CG ... The car I am making is a Burlington heavyweight branch line baggage/RPO car. The prototype was built in 1910, and it was only 40' long.

Have fun everybody.

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Posted by Paul W. Beverung on Monday, March 30, 2009 3:42 PM

Hi Gang: Just a quick hello and I have to get out and feed the cattle. I'll put a bale of the good hay in the corral and if the cows have eaten the stuff from John's place I'll put out a couple of bales for them.

Take care all.

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Posted by Packers#1 on Monday, March 30, 2009 4:11 PM

 Ok, I'm not much of a steam head, but let's really clear up the best stema loco ever built:

Southern Railway's PS-4 Pacific! Unfortunately, I lack a photo.

 Hey, i wonder if they had a contest one time to see how they could bore the crap out of humanity the most, and came up with school?

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Monday, March 30, 2009 4:25 PM

Packers#1

Ok, I'm not much of a steam head, but let's really clear up the best stema loco ever built:

Southern Railway's PS-4 Pacific! Unfortunately, I lack a photo.

Like this one?


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Posted by Packers#1 on Monday, March 30, 2009 4:45 PM

 I found that picture when I googled it, but that ain't a full sized one. oh well.

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Posted by blownout cylinder on Monday, March 30, 2009 5:57 PM

Good Evening--The sun is out and the PITA snow is gone--YAY!!!Big Smile

Duke--like the pix-Bow-OK. Now I know what the berks looked like--neat!! The only berks that will show up on my layout would be the one's Dr Mike picks up for the tourist line---WhistlingSmile,Wink, & Grin

Chloe--I'll have a 32oz T-bone steak--,med rare, with a baked potato and grilled asparagus, please.DinnerOh, and a coffeeeeeeeeeSSSSSSSSHHHHHPPPLLAAAAAAAAATTTTT--as well as spatula please--Now just where are these pies being air mailed from?ConfusedWhistling

Any argument carried far enough will end up in Semantics--Hartz's law of rhetoric Emerald. Leemer and Southern The route of the Sceptre Express Barry

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Posted by Txrailnut07 on Monday, March 30, 2009 6:06 PM

Hello gang...It's been awhile since I've been here. I see the diner rolled a little farther down the line.

 Haven't been much happening with me in the trains/railroads area. But, quite a bit in the personal matters. I've had a few friends and family pass away. My mom has had half here other (right) foot removed. She's spent 2 weeks in the hospital and a month in a rehab facility. She should be getting out tomorrow.

Also, my best buddy died Jan. 23, 2009, yes, my doggie, Oreo, has gone on home. RIP!!! Oreo.

So, how have everyone been? I'll try to peek in more often.

Til later,

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Posted by grayfox1119 on Monday, March 30, 2009 6:08 PM

Good evening! Raw, heavy overcast and some showers most of the day, however the sky is clearing and we will have sunshine for the next two days before more storms arrive.

Worked on the mountain scenery today, I am using the newspaper pillows and plaster cloth method with some foam thrown in for added effect.

Ok guys, lets get one thing straight right now, the Berkshire 2-8-4 ushered in the era of super power steam locomotives, and NOTHING ( steam ) beats the Berkshire for all around beauty. Paint your locomotive green or pink like Fergie, and doesn't matter, the Berkshire is KING OF THE HILL. Ok Duke, can I go eat supper now ?

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Posted by AmanaMedic on Monday, March 30, 2009 6:15 PM

Hiya LilRob, don't believe we've met, I'm one of the newer guys hanging out here. Sounds like you've had more than your share of loss and difficulty...much like several others around here. Know that our best wishes and condolences are with ya.

I'm particularly hit by the loss of your pal Oreo. I guess the thought of losing my little fuzzy buddy, Rerun just gets to me.

Welcome back, and again, nothing but the very best wishes to you (and all others suffering) in your losses.

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Posted by bjdukert on Monday, March 30, 2009 6:24 PM

Barry

like the pix-OK. Now I know what the berks looked like--neat!!
I have more in my Photobucket account from two times of chasing it and I am waiting for July for the Trainfest in Owosso. The 765 will be here and I forget now who said the 4449 is coming in as well. Yeah!!Thumbs Up

Garry

I thought we could get Duke riled up
Naw,but I am ready to just sit in the corner again. Big SmileWhistling

Dick

can I go eat supper now ?
Yeah,go for it and glad to see someone still calls it supper. DinnerThumbs Up

LilRob Sorry to hear it.

Talk to you later

Duke

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Posted by galaxy on Monday, March 30, 2009 6:27 PM

Hi guys!

Lets hear it for a Pennsy K-4!

Or a Pennsy heavy mountain with long distance tender- Number 6755 is static at the PA RR Museum in Strasburg, PA!

Oh My!

I loosely model the Chessie system incarnates past and present, but dream the Pennsy's share {my} tracks!

Only cause I was AWED at seeing them {the Pennsy's} Live In Person!

Oh My!

-G .

Just my thoughts, ideas, opinions and experiences. Others may vary.

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Posted by Heartland Division CB&Q on Monday, March 30, 2009 6:37 PM

Wow.......Did you see that? Barry ordered a 32 oz. steak. Amazing. Barry: would you like Jeff to grill it for you. He could used this really neat BBQ grill ........and ....he could lace it with some "DaBomb" sauce for you too. Dinner

Duke ...It really is good seeing you and the Berk photos. Thumbs Up

Dick ... You may eat, but I hope you were not think about a steak after Barry chows down.Confused

The Southern 4-6-2 is nice looking; no doubt. Southern, however, never had any "super power" locos. You could never find a 4 wheel trailing truck on a Southern steam loco. I'm not sure why. They could have used plenty of power on the run from Cincinnati to Atlanta.

Seriously, has anyone heard from Fergie? Question

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Posted by Hoople on Monday, March 30, 2009 6:38 PM

 Afternoon all!

Just finished checking up on our 12 day old foster kittens and their mom. They're really cute, their eyes aren't even open yet.

Haven't been able to play the ax since saturday, because it's at my dads. Tommorow or wednesday I will be able to play, and also all next weekend... Hehehehe...

Speaking of the ax...

Jim: Yeah, I already got one from finger picking a song... It popped open yesterday, but I get the same thing from drumming. It should be fine tommorow. Also, from my standpoint, I'd get that guitar re-fretted and get the pickups. I'm a big music guy, so sacrificing a little train money for some music stuff is fine with me.

Barry: Sounds like fun, just jamming. That spontaneously happened once during Honors Jazz Band, wound up with my director, our bassist, and me playing Rock and Roll by led zeppelin... Good times. I haven't been in a real band, but I bet I will next year.

Todd: Telecasters sound nice. I'm not a Fender guy because the only Fender I've ever seen was probably the cheapest model my friend has... Didn't leave much of an impression. But I do know Jimmy Page used a telecaster on a lot of the early Zep songs, and I know that sounds good. Oh, and I would like to sound like Page. That'd be nice, but of course, I do play things other than LZ.

Sue: Not recently. I don't know if you knew, but I got a 2003 edition Rivarossi FEF-3 #844 in November.

Ray: Thanks! Finally a person that calls guitars "axes" besides me...

Mark

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Monday, March 30, 2009 6:41 PM

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Wow.......Did you see that? Barry ordered a 32 oz. steak. Amazing. Barry: would you like Jeff to grill it for you. He could used this really neat BBQ grill ........and ....he could lace it with some "DaBomb" sauce for you too. Dinner

That Da Bomb sauce is pretty hot. I mix a couple of drops in with a bottle of Tabasco sauce and it makes a great fire sauce. Just being in the same room with it can get your eyes stinging.

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Posted by blownout cylinder on Monday, March 30, 2009 7:43 PM

jeffrey-wimberly

Heartland Division CB&Q
Wow.......Did you see that? Barry ordered a 32 oz. steak. Amazing. Barry: would you like Jeff to grill it for you. He could used this really neat BBQ grill ........and ....he could lace it with some "DaBomb" sauce for you too. Dinner

That Da Bomb sauce is pretty hot. I mix a couple of drops in with a bottle of Tabasco sauce and it makes a great fire sauce. Just being in the same room with it can get your eyes stinging.

I've tried that stuff a few times--works REALLY NICELY with Tobasco, although we did ours straight.Tongue

There was a hot sauce from something called House of Pain that was called Biochemical Warfare--THAT was pretty hot---

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Posted by howmus on Monday, March 30, 2009 7:46 PM

Heartland Division CB&Q
The Southern 4-6-2 is nice looking; no doubt. Southern, however, never had any "super power" locos. You could never find a 4 wheel trailing truck on a Southern steam loco. I'm not sure why. They could have used plenty of power on the run from Cincinnati to Atlanta.

 

Actually I have never seen a Steam Loco that I didn't think was beautiful.  Whether it be a huge monster like the "Big Boy"  or a little girl like this sweetheart we are restoring at the R&GV Museum: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97ZamN2O2Kg&fmt=18

Ray Seneca Lake, Ontario, and Western R.R. (S.L.O.&W.) in HO

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Posted by Robby P. on Monday, March 30, 2009 8:17 PM

Good evening (in a vampires voice).

Well I have been weathering and weathering.  Trying to make some extra money.  I have some shots of my latest boxcar, and tanker.

I am alittle behind in here.  I've been spending my time in the basement. 

Hope everybody is doing good.  I will be back in the morning.

Before:

After:

AND a tanker.........Still a ways to go!!!

 

 "Rust, whats not to love?"      

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