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By my reckoning, the distance between cars using standard 802 mounting is *about* 3.5 scale feet be it AM, PRS or SHS.? Is 3/32nds of a real inch really worth worrying about? My eyes went out of

< Prototype distance between car ends is 3'> Bud, I agree. However that is not what I've observed with 802s. I believe you can tinker with the 802 to get it to the 3 ft spacing. But out of the box,

You might think that having 10 SW1 might be enough. But maybe not. I have 2 more I would like to make - Southern and Conrail. I am not in any hurry but if you have any preferably unlettered SHS SW1 #

As I don't do a lot of switching, I've cut back on replacing AM's Snap-Lock couplers with 802's.? I'll replace them occasionally, especially locomotives, but othrwise I'm in no hurry. Rich G(ajnak)

I have a mix of 802's and #5's, although they look nice and are more common the uncoupling pins on the 5's are too short if you are using magnetic uncoupling.? You can bend them down to where they

Found the video. It 32 oz of water.Here it is. https://youtu.be/_cxuULWCmZI?si=b7-Sq5Tn0IORuc77 Sent from AOL on Android On Fri, Feb 14, 2025 at 10:41 AM, Tom Lennon via

Tom I believe it's to taste and how it sprays. Griff? Sent from AOL on Android On Fri, Feb 14, 2025 at 10:41 AM, Tom Lennon via groups.io<milepost169@...> wrote: Hi Griff, clarify for

Probably my favorite prototype, but I am ambivalent about needing three of these (plus three SMMW kits and a Penn Heritage and two LWS). So to see whether anyone wants one more than I do, here is a

My reason for starting off with #5 couplers was the fact that I had a lot of them after changing over from HO.. I do use the 800 series on cars that I take to the club display. Ken G.

Hi Bud, What’s the average length of an air hose? Tony Salvate

I don’t get why some use the HO #5 couplers to get “closer” coupling. Prototype distance between car ends is 3’ other than modern day cushion draft couplings. I’ve found that the 802’s

Does anyone have contact info for Chris Rooney? Thanks Ed Sauers

The April 2025 digital edition of MODEL RAILROADER is out.? Why the April issue is out in mid-February isn't clear (!) but there's a nice 1/2 page photo of Gaylord Gill's layout in the TRACKSIDE

Pieter hit the nail on the head.? All the S talk and pictures has not (yet) brought forth any significant new products to S scale.? Maybe working as a collective entity and combining money would

Thanks Jamie, I have 6 coal cars and 3 cattle cars dedicated to the coal mine and cattle Company. I have one track that veers to the north of the coal mine as a line that is used to place cars that

It was fun watching the presentation live. His fearlessness in redoing stuff, adding, tweaking, is amazing.

Wow, Pieter. THAT'S a radical thought. In my case, my reasons for considering S Hi Rail as my last layout theme is pretty much for exactly the reasons you mention: * Easier to handle than HO.

Hi Griff, clarify for me. 8oz. Water 6 drops dw rinse 6 drops glycerine ?oz. acrylic paint Can't wait to try it out. Tommy [email protected]> wrote:

Craig Wright's presentation of his C&TW Sn3 layout that was presented recently on a narrow gauge forum is now available for viewing on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfEOKXMm9-Y I think it's

EXACTLY!!!!? After all, the difference is only in wheels and couplers... Rich G(ajnak)