¿ªÔÆÌåÓý

ctrl + shift + ? for shortcuts
© 2025 Groups.io
Date
Re: seeking advice from mechanical/engineering types!
Bob, Thank you for your reply.? You have put a lot of thought into the "door" and access to it re the safety of yourself and others.? I'll go back to lurking now.?? Have a great time modelling.
By David McBrayer · #171138 ·
Re: seeking advice from mechanical/engineering types!
Dave & Others, I'll try and answer your questions as they are good.? Depending on traffic, and temperature the door might be open much of the time--November's tour is where the temp is moderate and
By Bob Werre · #171137 ·
Re: RF&P Decals
Bob, Do you still RF&P Steam Loco decals? Thanks Ed Sauers
By EdSauers · #171136 ·
C of G boxcar
It feels good to make any sort of progress. Inspired by a couple guys over at Plastic Model builders.io. I need some dry weather to get the paint shop open!
By Bruce Bogart · #171135 ·
Re: seeking advice from mechanical/engineering types!
Bob W., The preceding responses have ranged from very good to potentially dangerous.? Before this thread gets too far out in the weeds, please clarify the purpose and expectations for your train room
By David McBrayer · #171134 ·
Re: seeking advice from mechanical/engineering types!
Have you considered a lighter door? I can't determine your exact construction but thinner plywood, 1x cross braces and a solid foam core might be as strong but less weight. AJ
By AJ · #171133 ·
Re: John Wickham's Email address.
Richard, Johns email id Scottw90@... Ed Sauers
By EdSauers · #171132 ·
Re: Frank Titman tribute
"The influence of teachers persists to the second and third generations." -- Mark Charles Ann Arbor, Mich. USA
By Mark Charles · #171131 ·
Re: just a goof
That should be our new logo. Andy
By Andrew Malette · #171130 ·
Re: From NYCSHS Members Group; NYC Electrics
"Certainly anyone involved with 12" to the foot gauge preservation can identify. " As the story shows, preservation takes enormous amounts of time, planning and funds. Plus a great deal of grunt work.
By Mark Charles · #171129 ·
John Wickham's Email address.
By Richard Haley · #171128 ·
Re: From NYCSHS Members Group; NYC Electrics
It doesn't look that good right now. Lots of peeling paint
By jjmannmmr <jjmannmmr@...> · #171127 ·
Re: seeking advice from mechanical/engineering types!
I built something similar but ?smaller?and used?spring loaded hinges?from the local hardware or big box store. ?Put that in your favorite search engine?There are MANY options, for example;
By Ted Larson · #171126 ·
just a goof
I was briefly bored once in 2011 and did this as a goof. Thank You, Bill Lane Modeling the Mighty Pennsy, PRSL & Reading in 1957 in S Scale since 1987 See my finished models at:
By Bill Lane · #171125 ·
Re: seeking advice from mechanical/engineering types!
Jeff, You could try a cheap ATV winch from Harbor freight that would allow you to lift and reset your hatch with the push of a button. Probably won¡¯t even deeded the gas struts. Regards, Bob
By robert stelmach · #171124 ·
W&LE going N&W
I have updated my page. Work has started. http://www.lanestrains.com/S_Scale_Norfolk_ <http://www.lanestrains.com/S_Scale_Norfolk_&_Western_GP35_206.htm> &_Western_GP35_206.htm Thank You, Bill Lane
By Bill Lane · #171123 ·
Re: Custom Decal Recommendation
Trying both suffixes found ¡°.CA¡± to be correct. Dave McBrayer Auburn, CA ¡ª¡ª¡ª¡ª¡ª¡ª
By David McBrayer · #171122 ·
Re: Custom Decal Recommendation
Oh, I get it, duh! Thank you Brooks. But I have to say, it¡¯s a mystery to me why someone in business would want to hide their email address. So my next dumb question is: is the last part of
By Roger Nulton · #171121 ·
Re: Looking for the assembler of 'S' scale switches. I thought I had
I have no first-hand knowledge, but I have received a few e-mails from people indicating that John either hasn't been responding to e-mails, or his e-mail address is no longer valid. - Peter. -- Peter
By Peter Vanvliet · #171120 ·
Re: Custom Decal Recommendation
CC made my Meremac Valley Lines and my GP 7-9 Eagle sets that I gave permission to sell to the public. Matt is great to work with. Mike Swederska
By Mike Swederska · #171119 ·