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Well thought and and good suggestions. Thanks for your many contributions over the years. Tom Nebelsick <>< [email protected]> wrote:

amen brother ==Fred S? [email protected]> wrote:

All -- Recently on this e-list here has been a lot of back-and-forth/justification for a variety of wheel and track types and how to accommodate what on what trackage.? In my view, this is the single

I just received my order and while the Cdn Govt and exchange rate increased the costs, well worth it. Beautiful turnouts that are incredible Ric H

For all Great Northern fans, K4 Decals now has S scale GN Steam Decals in silver and white. Have a few sets coming. Steve Lunde

Any update on the donations so far? How is the collection going? Bill Philadelphia

Missing........??? The Empire Trackwork's web site shows everything you want. Empire Trackworks ( https://www.empire-trackworks.com/ ) Nope, not in a blister pack hanging on a hook at the local

Yes indeed, the world of publishing has changed entirely.? Not having to maintain or financially support a printing press and all that goes with it, erased a big burden from the publishers--many are

Correct.?? That's what I meant to say. If nothing else, MRH proves there has to be a big enough base to sustain any publishing effort.? S just doesn't have what it takes anymore.? Couldn't help

Returning to the hi-rail discussion at the beginning of this thread: Years ago I have learned that SHS sectional track as well as Lionel's counterpart equals the trackwork the Mighty Pennsy used for

[email protected]> wrote: Remember that the magazine was free to subscribers but there will still be costs. Look at MRH. It's free but contains a lot of ads, and also has a paid subscription

On Thu, Mar 27, 2025 at 03:05 PM, Bob Werre wrote: > > If I may I'll add on a couple of experiences I've had in the S part of the > hobby!? When Houston hosted the NMRA national in 89'.? I was one

If I may I'll add on a couple of experiences I've had in the S part of the hobby!? When Houston hosted the NMRA national in 89'.? I was one of three S layouts and one Sn3 open, plus our module setup

As I have been working on this personal project I am working with my connection to make decals for this model. I will have a sheet of silver to fill thus making a high cost to me for just one set for

*ALL* American Models sets came with code 148 track regardless if the trains in the box were scale, DC hirail or AC hirail.? Code 148 is the only track they have. Rich G(ajnak)

Box marked? Custom order? ? S scale? ? bought many years ago direct from Am Models.? Wheels are scale.? ? All still in original box? never taken out or run.? Don't know about AC board.?

to be sure, have a look at the wheelsets, and does the loco have the AC board? Ken G [email protected]> wrote:

Box is marked SCALE DC.? ? ? Stan

Hi All: I think it is 'fine' to explore most topics that show up on this site. Retirement undoubtedly has an effect on our model railroading; it certainly had for me. I think I am the only S gauger

What we have done with the last 2 Sn3 Symposiums is: Partner with the local NMRA division for insurance. Have a swapmeet to which the public is invited. Talmadge C 'TC' Carr Sn42 and Mn42 in 1923