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I'm having a problem with the SHS short covered hoppers.? These were made by putting a top on regular open hoppers.? I think they were the last covered hoppers Don did. They are derailing in trains

Bob...I am not sure "ability" had anything to do with it.? At the outset of concept and design, the #1 goal was a long mainline with broad curves and shallow grades.? I've always liked long freight

Thanks for everybody's input on car weight.? On a related thing, there was once a very popular computer program? (still in with some), called Rail Ops.? In an advanced mode, the program would ask

My solution was to eliminate the bridge crossing, so have one gradient up to the intermediate switchback track end, then the second grade up to the top.? ?Now you can make the grades as steep or

The Gum Stump plan concept is a really good one...elevation changes are great on any sized layout....but unless you're willing to have really steep grades, it isn't particularly compact.? ?By my

My GN color guide shows a wood WFEX reefer photographed in 1969 with BSB style herald, and I believe that I have seen online photos of these with BN reporting marks, but can't tell you the years.?

Tom, Having modeled in hi-rail for decades, from time to time I have contemplated building a small, operating diorama in scale and developed sketches of some ideas.? My objective was to include both

Please do a Google search for "Gum Stump and Snowshoe":

I don't have access to the plan, but if you have room for a 4'x8' layout I recall an old MR layout that had a two or three track yard on one long side.? It then curved around to an industrial area,

Looks like you are a good luck charm...!!! -- Ted Larson trainweb.org/mhrr/??????? --------??????? NASG.org??????? -------- https://www.nasg.org/Clubs/RegionsMinnesota.php GN in

THANK YOU Scale Trains for giving us a positive topic of conversation.Thank You Scale Trains for answering my PLEASE for painted undecorated freight cars.Regarding my wife forcing me to buy many of

I based my original layout on this classic design by Linn Westcott.[image: smnm.JPG] Stan Stokrocki

I received the announcement email. Might want? to check your profile for notifications setting at Scale Trains. Dave McBrayer Auburn, CA ---------------

-- Ted Larson trainweb.org/mhrr/??????? --------??????? NASG.org??????? -------- https://www.nasg.org/Clubs/RegionsMinnesota.php GN in 1965

Would you consider a 1/16 +/- inch thick steel plate to act as a stiffener and distributor of any extra weight?? A smallish plate (square-ish) over each bolster could limit sagging. Dave McBrayer

After a very long absence from the model railroading hobby I am back and believe I would like to build a small S scale switching layout as an experiment with the scale. ?If anyone has a favorite

Any thoughts on replacing or modifying the hatches to make them more realistic? Charles Weston

Alan traveled many miles taking the various NASG modules to shows in many different states. A couple of his stops was at the all 'S' Show in Carmel IN.? Also, Alan would set up the NASG modules at

Good Day: I'm looking to add some additional features to the control panel for my modules used on the ACSG layout. If anyone has a SHS 00552 Locomatic sound Control Box they would like to depart with,

Somehow, I doubt it.? Lionel's been gearing up HO with their latest announcement of road specific detailed NKP, PM & C&O Berkshires with ESU LokSound or DC with a DCC socket.? No Legacy or LionChief