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I have 100s of "friends" I have never approved. That would be more of a time consumer than FB already is. Thank You, Bill Lane Modeling the Mighty Pennsy, PRSL & Reading in 1957 in S Scale since 1987

Tony Ready to use turnouts are already being developed by Pennsy S Models and Micro Engineering. Thank You, Bill Lane Modeling the Mighty Pennsy, PRSL & Reading in 1957 in S Scale since 1987 See my

John, I enjoy your sense of humor! Mike, Ohio [email protected]> wrote:

We could hope that Lionel has finally seen accepted that the AF market is drowning in unwanted surplus and has decided to stop producing AF toy trains... and... may be going to redirect the AF

Not sure exactly what you want, but a search on “?plastic triangle strip” found lots of hits, including both Plastruct and Evergreen. Not sure if they are 45 or 60 degree angles. Pieter Roos

Bill, do you think they would consider producing turnouts? Tony Salvate

Frank, There was a time when Plastruct offered a solid triangle shape. I have some somewhere, but it might take me a month to find it. It was probably an equilateral triangle which would make it 60°

I was a late joiner to FB. Most are for RR related groups. What I did do upon joining was turning off as many notices (friends and others) as I could as was recommended by others. The FB channel is a

Well, you can never say never, but I've never seen any. I suggest fabricating your own by edge gluing flat plastic or wood strips at the angle you want.? You can even file or sand an edge to have an

I get a lot of enjoyment out of the various Facebook groups, especially Bill's fine scale group. If you can join FB and not get a bunch of other friends, but stick to your interests, you might be

Hans You must have missed my multiple mentions that Tomalco is now owned by Micro Engineering. Further my post today indirectly mentioned Tomalco and hoping to have new code 100 track available for

Is 45 degree angle stock available, either in wood or plastic? Frank Williams Yorktown, IN

Greetings out of an icy night, Hans > > > > > >

All we have to do is convince Sir Rod or Neil Young to convert to S scale. They have entire bank vaults of moolah, enough to fund all kinds of new rolling stock. I don't know why we didn't think of

Well spoke, Bill. However, I'm not sure the current demise of Flyer will be of much benefit to increase the visibility or interest of S Scale.? There's that annoying 75+ year history of Gilbert and

Bill, I'm with you in regarding that TRACK and RTR stuff are the most important factors to keep S alive. Not even our wealthy oldtimers have enough NOS of trackwork to build new layouts (scale).

Here is another aerial photo source somebody on the ESPEE group mentioned the other day.? It defaults to California but also has images in other states.? Sometimes none, sometimes just 1 (like in

With my permission, my doctor uses an AI-based program that produces a written summary of the discussion during our office visit. When the visit is over, I get to review and revise the summary and

Something like this then Bob? I’ll get to work on it! Roger Sent: Sunday, February 2, 2025 8:55 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [S-Scale] The Monon Thoroughbred However both small and larger

https://apps.lib.umn.edu/mhapo/ With any luck, above link will take you to an online accessible archive of aerial photos taken all over Minnesota since around1920. It's very intuitive to use, and is