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OOPS!! I mixed up my colors. Sorry guys. -- Mike Swederska Meramec Valley Lines Modeling Mopac equipment in 3/16 https://www.youtube.com/@mikesscale3149 Don't let perfection get in the way of good

Ed, Two questions: does the 4-6-0 have a decoder? Sound? Would $450.00 make you smile? Thanks, Pete Gehret

WOW!? How sweet!? Thanks for the lead, Jim! Brooks

Brooks, it looks like Baldwins used Type A truck sideframes, which are available from Jim King at Smoky Mountain Model Works:

One of my projects for 2025 is a model of B&O Baldwin 9271 which operated on BC&G track in the early 1970s, leased from the B&O by Majestic Mining Co who owned the BC&G by then.? I have an

Before Covid, Kent and I worked a trade for some model RR equipment.? At the time, he was alive and healthy but had withdrawn from the model RR hobby.? His "new" interest at the time was genuine RR

I've always been aware of the height gauge and track gauges, but a clearance gauge (tunnels, loading docks etc) took a bit of work by Bill Banta who cut them--thanks Bill.? my clearance gauge for a

A thousand pardons, John Agnew of Railmaster Models, not John Versar. Apologies to both. Chris

Some confusion may arise from the fact that Railmaster NZ was selling pewter bodies for a number of NZ prototypes and a number of these were six wheel trucks. There were two approaches to getting

Mike, I have at least 4 or 5 NASG Kadee coupler gauges as well. They are all gray with 802 couplers Stephen J Kutash 203 906-5116 (Cell) [email protected]> wrote:

I am astounded that people don't just look on the incredible NASG website! For a variety of wheel & track, clearance, and coupler height gauges go to https://nasg.org/Store/indexGauges.php As Mike

Hi jim, I did the same thing with the NASG coupler gauges and track gauges. I’ve got the red one for the 802 which is plastic and doesn’t short and I’ve got the gray one for the KD five. A very,

AFAIK, they are still available from NASG for the Kadee 800-series and Kadee #5's. Ron Bashista at American Models originally made them for NASG. I'm not sure why NASG would, but it is possible they

The NASG Store - Gauges - NASG <https://www.nasg.org/Store/indexGauges.php#13> Bill’s is more elegant. Roger Nulton Sent: Sunday, December 29, 2024 8:31 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

Odd that no one mentioned that coupler height gauges used to be available from the NASG. Not sure about now-- I think Roy Meissner was the maker. I have one... Bill Winans -------------------------

I used a piece of cardboard cut to size with scissors.? The goode olde daze were fun.? Ed L. -- Ed Loizeaux Los Altos, CA www.nycvd.org ( http://www.nycvd.org )

Great?????? Roger Haag

I cobbled one out of Evergreen decades ago. Rich G(ajnak)

Were those CB&Q prototype?

I never seem to have enough coupler height gauges.... so I designed some of my own. The best part is the entire layout is able to be used with the power on. I previously had to turn the power off or