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This is such a great thread... :-) Mark in Oregon

...your trees are really nice as well... Mark in Oregon

Great to be making some headway! If I am reading the track plan correctly for where you have bridges on the "south" leg, it seems as though the grades might be steep? Would be great to understand

Hi Robert, I think I made an error when I wrote down the size....I think what you have is the correct size but I'll double check and get back to you. Thank you, Austin [email protected]> wrote:

Not sure exactly how many driver sizes NIMCO made, but besides the 1.25"/80" they also made a 1.125"/72" driver. I have attached pics them side by side. Unfortunately, I don't have any extra 80"

Bob, I don’t like using the commercial “sand”: it looks too much like snow. I have used a tan or buff N scale ballast which looks less garish. Roger Nulton Sent: Tuesday, December 17, 2024

Looks quite interesting. Ben Trousdale

Currently still resides with IRM owner Gregory Berndtson in a very dormant state. Probably little to no chance of getting parts - if any still exists. Thank You, Bill Lane Modeling the Mighty

I believe the IRM line was put up for sale, but I don't believe there were any takers. I would have loved some of the LPG/LNG cars. Ken G [email protected]> wrote:

I believe the tank car line went to Iron Rail after Rusti Downs died? And I think I heard that someone else picked it up later? Who knows the current state of where the tank car parts and production

Finally making some layout progress myself. Printed out part of the track plan so I could work on some turnouts. Got a long way to go but fells good to get started! -- Rob Fuhst Grand Haven, MI

I was able to pick it up from a former club member who helped put out the kit--Potomac club I believe, so it's an original.? I added roofing paper, some weathering and other repairs--I've owned it

Bob, Was your kit put out by LVM or one of the others who offered this kit? John D

I have managed to scare up the two, attached images of the NS Sandhouse in Norfolk, VA. Looks like this is, indeed, the prototype for the model. John D

Bill.........The Post Office has lots of small boxes and padded envelopes for sale.? You have to go there anyway sooner or later.? Have fun........Ed L. -- Ed Loizeaux Los Altos, CA www.nycvd.org (

If you have recently bought 3D printed parts from me I just got the mailing boxes today. Imagine Staples stocks NO small boxes. I should have everything mailed on Saturday. Thank You, Bill

My Granddaughter thought this might be a stash house for my cocaine business or for a future snow storm! Bob

A fairly old photo of my N&S sandhouse from the archives recently appeared.? For some years it just sat there and I've been known to move things around, so I mull over things for a long time.?

Rich, thanks. I was leaning on two singles. I have some in inventory, I think. The also take me back to my narrow gauge days. -- Mike Swederska Meramec Valley Lines Modeling Mopac equipment in

It is not exactly impulse buying, but I suspect most people think in terms of specifics. It is hard for most folks to narrow down their wants. Perhaps because of my advanced age (the same as yours,