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Elliot´s Trackside Diner April 2011

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Posted by Curt Webb on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 5:37 PM

Evening All,

At w**k today and it is hot and humid. Fairly steady at work today.

Ulrich and Petra- You did a very humane thing getting your friend Alison's family together at the end. And although it did not have the ending you wanted, she knew she was cared for at the end and that's what matters. You have my respect for the way you took care of her.

Jeff- When I saw the closeup of the baggage car I thought it looked like it had been in a fire.

Everyone take care.

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Posted by blownout cylinder on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 5:09 PM

Ulrich, Petra: Our families condolences to Alison's family and yours....

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 Cederstrand on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 4:53 PM

Another coffee TO GO, please. I'm going to feel all this bushhogging by tonight. Storms returning tonight, so heading back out to finish the last pasture, daylight providing.

***Ulrich, my condolences to you and Allison's family.

Cowboy Rob

 

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Posted by yougottawanta on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 4:33 PM

Sir Madog

Alison passed away today at 2 pm.

Our thoughts and prayers are with her children, her boy friend and her family in Scotland.

Petra and I are very sad - we will miss her so much.

Ulrich , Garry/ Heartland division CB&Q , invited me to this post. While reading the different subjects I came across post and the sad news. Please accept my condolences

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Posted by last mountain & eastern hogger on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 4:29 PM

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Ulrich & Petra,

Our condolences to you folks and Allison's Family.  Such a sad ending for her,but a wonderful thing you did for her . Getting her family involved when they didn't know what was happening to her.  I'm sure they are so grateful to you folks,  and I'm proud of you.

Really great set of modules you have started out with. Makes my carpentry look like I should be making pallets.  Glad you have that little tyke running now  and YES, I would gladly shovel coal for her if I had the chance.

Johnboy out............................................and back to work.

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Posted by cudaken on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 3:59 PM

 Sorry for your lost Ulrich.

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Posted by howmus on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 3:30 PM

Afternoon folks!

Flo just a RBF to tide me over 'til supper...

Ulrich, my deepest copndolences to Allison's family and friends.  It was so good of you to bring the family together at this time.  My hat's off to you sir!  All of you continue in my prayers.

The weather today has been something, Sunny, Overcast, Cloudy, Raining, Downpours, Calm, Breezy, and 30+ mph winds.......  So typical of Spring in the Finger lakes.  You don't like the weather, just wait a minute. Whistling

Stopped in at the LHS.  He said they did a major good weekend and Monday as well.  A lot of O Scale stuff went out the door.  They are almost sold out in the paint dept.  i wanted to grab some Kadee 36" Passenger wheels.  Three guesses what they don't have.... and the first two don't count.  Have any of you had any experience with resetting the Rivarossi wheelsets?  Mostly need to know if they stay put after they were reset to gauge.  i have spent way over the month's hobby budget and just made a huge ink order for my 3 printers here at home.  My VISA card is not maxed pout, but a bit higher than I like to see it.

Oooooooo, the sun is out again!WhistlingWhistlingWhistling

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 3:00 PM

Sir Madog

Jeff - Thumbs Up

I like that rusty old hulk!

And to think that one time it looked like this!

 

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 2:21 PM

Sir Madog

Alison passed away today at 2 pm.

Our thoughts and prayers are with her children, her boy friend and her family in Scotland.

Petra and I are very sad - we will miss her so much.

The same from me. I have been folowing your posts about Alison quite closely.

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Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 2:08 PM

Alison passed away today at 2 pm.

Our thoughts and prayers are with her children, her boy friend and her family in Scotland.

Petra and I are very sad - we will miss her so much.

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Posted by Cederstrand on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 1:02 PM

Coffee TO GO, please.

Have a good day y'all.

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Posted by howmus on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 10:25 AM

Morning everyone!

Zoe, I'll have a short stack of buttermilk pancakes (bring over the bottle of NYS Pure maple Syrup), a side order of bacon, and lots of dark roast coffee in a FGLK Mug.

Ulrich, passenger coaches would be nice..... I am sure you are still smiling as you watch the loco breaking in rails! Smile, Wink & Grin

Another gloomy day here in the Finger Lakes.  It is a bit warmer, currently 55°F with a high in the low 60's but thunder boomers, rain and wind (guts to 40mph) are predicted for this afternoon.  I have to drive to Canandaigua to feed my sister's cats......  She decided the wether here just wasn't to her liking, so she has flown to South Carolina to harass an old college friend for a week and enjoy tornados, monsoons and the like down there. Whistling  She intends to come home with her summer tan.

My lawn has started growing.  You can almost see green right through the puddles.  Guy across the street has a small seasonal lake in his front yard.  By next week he should be out watering the trees in the same place.  On the good side, some radishes and lettuce I planted in a tub on the deck last week have sprouted.  I think they sprouted quickly to keep from drowning......

Jeffrey, I think that old baggage car is moving all around your layout trying to find a place to hide from the scrapper's torch.  You did very, very good on that one!

Oh, don't com[plain any more about the forum being slow (I like SLOW, BTW but not the speed here) as they are aware of the problem and are doing an expensive study to determine the problem.  Some time in a couple more months the study should be complete and they will then be able to announce the results.  I expect the results will probably read as follows: "The forum is running very slow at certain times of the day."  Oh, and don't use non MRR stuff on your layout as you may not get the best results....  Guess I better go throw out the Elmer's White Glue...  Just read the bottle and no where does it say it can be used for Model Railroading! SurpriseSigh

best get moving before Vinnie arrives.....

Later!

73

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Posted by LSWrr on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 10:23 AM

Good Morning,

Rob, junk is in the mail, ETA Friday April 22, 2011.

 

Garry, I used the Atlas transformers and Atlas substation kit.  I used finishing nails and some ribbon from Pat Catan’s for the fence.  I was going to take pictures of it yesterday but the clothespins were still on the fence.  I have no idea what all those things do in a substation but I’s got’s them all!

 

Curt, it looks good to me.  One thing I would have done is sectioned the layout with a power on off switch for each section to make hunting down shorts faster.  I have my layout divided into 5 electrical districts.

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Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 9:18 AM

Me again,

I am just sitting at my desk, watching my little loco circle the track. The poor little engineer is having problems to keep steam, as their are not enough voluntary firemen aka passengers around. It´s about time the loco gets a car (or two, three, four) to pull... Whistling

Janie, I am having a steak sandwich and a Beer, please. I am hungry!

Todd - overhead clearance in Europe is much lower than in the US. Putting the loco on a rail car would not work. I still don´t know why they did not use the trucks they normally use for transporting loco bodies.

Jeff - take care!

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 9:03 AM

TMarsh

Jeffrey- I just realized why the rusty car looks good yet so bland. No markings true of course to the prototype which is why I probably didn't notice. (don't ask. It's just me) Just out of curiosity, and forgive me if you’ve already said it (my memory you know), do you know what the use of that car was before it was….parked? Seems odd they would paint out all road markings data etc on a car. Make a neat fort for kids though. To bad it’s fate is sealed. (WPF posting)

It ended it's days in MoW service. I can remember seeing it sitting in the same place it is now when I first came to Leesville back in 1970. There were the remains of a roundhouse there then. The stretch of track the car is on ran to one side of the roundhouse. There used to be a track tester parked down there as well but somebody either bought it and had it moved or it was scrapped. The baggage car is now surrounded by large piles of rock and gravel. The only way it could be moved without moving a bunch of rock would be to airlift it.

 

 

Good morning. It's 72° and cloudy with NNE winds gusting to 24 mph. The high will be 89° with a 50% of pm thunderstorms.

I wasn't feeling good yesterday. I went to bed for a while and when I woke up I was feeling weak. I was dizzy, light-headed and my vision would fade when I stood up. Also, my hearing was acting up. First I'd be hearing from my left ear then the right but not both at the same time. My temp was 95.3 and my blood pressure was 62 over 30. I decided going back to bed would probably be the best thing to do. I feel better this morning but I'm still having a problem with the dizziness or vertigo as they call it. I'm hoping that will go away as the day progresses.

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Posted by TMarsh on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 8:36 AM

Good Morning!! Coffee and a piece of the breakfast casserole please. Thanks. What? Yes dark Roast will be my usual. Ray’s got me hooked.

Welp, dodged the storms last nightAngel. Got a pretty good gully washin downpour there for a couple minutes, but nothing in the way of severe. Turned the computer off Mon evening due to possible storms after the evening unconscious time began and due to the unpredictable weather report yesterday, I never turned it on until this morning. They say Sherman got like, baseball or golfball size hail (the size came from Brenda after hearing it on morning news so it could be pea sized if any in actuality) so I best cruise past Mom’s house and check it for damage and (gulp) water in the basement. I have to go to the courthouse in Springfield anyway. Seems I neglected to have the mailing address changed for the tax bill on Mom’s house. Hopefully I won’t have to worry about that because someone will buy the thing, but better be safe.

Ulrich- I thought the same thing about the transport of that loco. I understand the train won’t “fit” your trains or rails, but I thought “why didn’t they put it on a railcar?” Seemed logical to me. Obviously there is some issue with that. I am so glad to see you, once again, have a (bugle sounds) LAYOUT!!!!

Lee- Hope the healing goes well. And “oh darn!” on getting to help build another layout huh? Wish someone around here would want some help building theirs. Of course if they saw mine…Glad to hear you’re able to hit the corndogs.

Galaxy- Don’t be afraid to put in an offer even if you think the owner may be insulted. Well, within some reason of course. After dealing with this and of course becoming an expert in real estate by watching the find a house/sell a house shows on HGTVWink, a seller probably realizes that the realtor is showing their house to people who have set a maximum way lower that the house goes for anyway. So it means they like the house well enough to try and possibly be at the top end of their stretched budget and just are giving it a shot. Or, they don’t think it’s worth, to them, what the seller thinks or even if the seller is right with the price, it’s still not what the buyer thinks. Happens all the time and the seller should be ready for that and not take it as an insult. It’s aaaall in the presentation of the offer. Either way it is not difficult for the owner to just say “no thank you” and who knows, they may sit on it long enough with no offer, they may return to you at some point later. Just remember, the realtor does not care if you can afford to keep the house or not regardless of how they make it sound. Just able to buy it is all they care about. Their commission has no ties to what happens 4, 6,12,months or years from now.

Jeffrey- A belated Happy B-Day to your Mother. Sounds like she had a great day. All things considered. I assume she is doing better? Also, I just realized why the rusty car looks good yet so bland. No markings true of course to the prototype which is why I probably didn't notice. (don't ask. It's just me) Just out of curiosity, and forgive me if you’ve already said it (my memory you know), do you know what the use of that car was before it was….parked? Seems odd they would paint out all road markings data etc on a car. Make a neat fort for kids though. To bad it’s fate is sealed. (WPF posting)

FIFTEEN PERCENT!!! That explains a lot Barry!!!! That explaaaaaaains a lot.Whistling Smile, Wink & Grin

Hm. After reading the first line in Garry’s post, I finally understand why so many people put their layout’s in the basementIdea. Convenience is definitely not the reason.

Ray- I’m sure you will get those passenger cars to stay on track and I’m also sure the passengers of the S.L.O.W. will appreciate your efforts. The cleaning bill from spilled coffee has got to be killing them.Laugh

Welp, best get a moving, wagged my tongue too long as it is. Gotta pay a couple bills, then do the aforementioned running around, might swing by the NSFLHS (Not So Favorite Local…) and get some I-beam strip so’s I can make the other bridge supports. They are in the general area of the courthouse in relation to the size of Springfield. In reality, the entire town of Williamsville could probably fit in the distance and have plenty of room to spare. Close enough in my book.

Ya’ll have a Great Day!!!

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Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 7:00 AM

Jeff - Thumbs Up

I like that rusty old hulk!

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Posted by jeffrey-wimberly on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 6:58 AM

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Posted by blownout cylinder on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 6:24 AM

Good Morning

Ulrich: That looks to be a good looking layout when done! 

Well..our weatherbeguessers have us getting some more s**w again today and overnight...  

I've got a few things I've gotta do today..such as clean out the garage...again. And get some wood from out'n the storage shed..and attempt to straighten out our backyard patio..again

Flo, I'll have a coffee and a toast/jam please..I'll be at the window booth watching the day get a little brighter...

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Posted by Wisconsin Railfan on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 6:16 AM

Good Morning Folks!

Cup of coffee please!

Wicked storms blew through last night, didn't get much sleep!

Steven

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Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 1:22 AM

Good Morning,

the forum must have set a record in slow performance last night - it took 20 minutes to upload. I am no computer expert, but this I have never seen before.

Flo, as I am running late this morning, I´ll just go for some coffee, please.

Barry - I used something we call multiplex plywood to make the modules. It is the best grade of plywood, consisting of 10 layers, similar to a marine grade of plywood. It is quite expensive, but I need only very little of it for a module. A straight module is about $ 3 worth of it, and a curve module about $ 6. Really a strong material that won´t sag.

Ken - it is the modules shaded in the darker gray which I am building. The layout will finally look like this:

Alison´s boyfriend was with us yesterday evening and gave us the latest bulletin about her condition. It will be a question of hours only - she is beyond any medical help now. Petra and I are very sad.

I must hurry now - will be back later during the day.

 

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Posted by wetidlerjr on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 12:08 AM

Good Morning ! from Tipton IN.

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Posted by Cederstrand on Tuesday, April 19, 2011 10:31 PM

Grilled chicken dinner, please.

Finished bushhogging the front pasture and made a dent in the middle pasture. Slow but sure I'll get all the weeds hacked down. Then it will be time to start the process all over again.

Never made it down to the train room. Tuckered out tonight.

Y'all have a good one.

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Posted by howmus on Tuesday, April 19, 2011 10:23 PM

Evenin' folks!

Flo, just a decaf for me tonight.  Thanks!

Been a gloomy, dark, drizzly day here in the Finger Lakes.  Got the newsletters that have to be mailed done and mailed.  Ran a couple other errands I needed to get done then came home and waited for the UPS man to arrive with a package for me from Caboose Hobbies.  One of the items in the package was some new Kadee Whisker Couplers that are just a little longer than the ones I had in the Coaches,

Switched them out in 2 of the coaches tonight and then ran the passenger train again to see if that stopped the derailment issue in the tunnel.  First time and back down the mountain into the tunnel and no derailmenat....  YES!  Decided to run it around the mountain loop again to make sure all was well....  NOPE!  Two of the cars still derailed like clockwork....  Did it several more times and said, OK, I'll take the danged tunnel end apart and see what is going on.  I was smart enough to make the end of the Peninsula where the tunnel goes under the mountain removable so I could theoretically get in there.  Out came the drill with the screwdriver attachment and after about 10 minutes it was apart.

I immediately saw the problem.  Another one of those places where I soldered the old code 100 track back 2 decades ago or so and did a poor job of it.  The track was out of gauge right where the ends of 2 rails came together.  Quick fix.  Funny thing is no other piece of equipment I have was having any problem in the spot....???   Ran the coaches again and no derailments (in THAT spot at least).  The wheels are still picking some switch points and doing funny things from time to time. 

Took the coach most likely to derail and checked the gauge of the wheelsets.  Every one of them are out of gauge with NMRA Standards.  I saw how to reset the Rivarossi wheels, but decided I will replace them with Kadee.  I have yet to ever have a problem with a Kadee truck or wheelset. I AM going to get these coaches staying on track!!!

Added a few more details to the engine house also tonight.

Have a good night and stay safe!

73

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Posted by CNCharlie on Tuesday, April 19, 2011 9:59 PM

Good Evening,

Another cool, as in 40F, day here but it was sunny. Supposedly it might get up to 60F for the week-end but somehow I think they are just playing a joke on us.

Ulrich, sorry to hear about your neighbour. You did a great thing in finding and notifying her brother. I do like your modules!! Nice to see that track going to a very good use.

Well, not much new here. I worked at our spring market most of the weekend. For me it is more of just being there so I just get to wonder about. It used to be fun to meet with dealers I've known for a long time but they are getting fewer each year as the either sell their stores or just close them up.

I have been re-thinking the track plan for my N scale door layout and I don't think I will do the folded dogbone. There just isn't enough room for the town and the industries plus yard I want. I now am leaning towards a something like the layout in the December/10 MR which is a twice around over and under. I tend to like simpler layouts.  I am thinking of setting it in the Maritimes and perhaps fall for the season.   While I contemplate I will have several decoders to install, and buildings to construct so perhaps I will get some track laid by summer but who knows . It gets really cold in our basement in summer especially in the furnace/work room where the layout will be located. I know it sounds strange but we need the A/C cranked up here in summer and  and I don't like the cold.

We were out shopping tonight and I picked up a large book of New Yorker Magazine cartoons in the clearance section for $20. It even has a CD with 70,000 cartoons on it . I like the cartoons from that magazine so should get a few laughs from it.

Well, time to go as bedtime is approaching.

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Posted by Heartland Division CB&Q on Tuesday, April 19, 2011 9:42 PM

Good evening.

We are under a tornado watch, and it's stormy. I'll just have to keep safe in the train room which is downstairs.

Lee ... Interesting about your installing a substation at the power house. I'm working on a substation for my powerhouse now.

Curt ... I hope your cold continues to improve.

Cats-Think-Well-of Me... WHat passenger cars did you say you were acquiring? I think you mentioned sides from NKP Car Co.

Cheers.

 

 

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Posted by cudaken on Tuesday, April 19, 2011 9:42 PM

 Evening StormLightning folks!

 Closed the shop early tonight at 7:45 PM. Had tornado's all around the area and it was time to get the heck out of there. Some close by areas had 3/4 inch hail, all I hit was 1/4 inch on the way home. Sue had a small camp set up in the hall way when I came in the house.

 Over all still a good day, hit $2400.00 in sales and in the last 2 days I have made a extra $60.00 in spiffs.

 Galaxy So I forgot the wish the Other Half a Cake yesterday. I meant to, but forgot to type it. Guess i better start taking notes like Jim.

Curt You made me double check by pulling the box out. I model HO and it is a BLI Paragon M1 a. The newer version is a Paragon II and is the M1 b. After looking at Ulrich steamer, might be time for a N Scale layout 

Ulrich Layout sure is looking good. You do have me confused a little.

 Here is the plan you posted, are the modules you have built one of the ones you need for the real layout? Hope things go better for Allison.

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Posted by Curt Webb on Tuesday, April 19, 2011 9:06 PM

Evening All,

Feeling better tonight, but still congested. Nothing much happening this way. I will probably lay the 2 mains on Friday (or most of them anyway)

LSWrr- Man I feel your pain. I have had a lot of  dental surgeries. Do you see any power/short issues in my yard looking at my drawing I posted several days ago.  

Everybody have a great night.

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Posted by LSWrr on Tuesday, April 19, 2011 7:46 PM

Evening,

Ulrich looks like a great start!

Rob, I’m sending a box in the morning.

I installed the sub-station next to the power plant today, and finished some plaster casts.  I also painted some pressurized gas cylinders.  Assembled and painted two loading docks and glued some miscellaneous freight to it, one platform is going to the club layout tomorrow night.  The gums are healing I think, I haven’t been in too much pain, and then again I’m taking enough pain medications to mitigate anything.  I ate corndogs tonight for a change from soup and spaghetti-o’s.  Back to work in the morning…

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Posted by blownout cylinder on Tuesday, April 19, 2011 6:58 PM

Good Evening..

Looks like a busy place in here today..I wonder why...Huh?

Got the doctor visit done and the groceries bought...now to hunker down for a rather wet evening here...

Ulrich: When I had my heart attack last spring my O2 levels were down to about 15% at one point...I can feel for her parents and BF....we'll keep praying...as for the track..that looks like a fun little modular set up...what is type of wood was used?

Chloe, I'll just have a coffee and some toast please...I'll be at the RC for a bit...

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