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Hi Corbin -- Really good to hear! While I am past the need for new products, I really appreciate the many AM models I do have. I've lost count, but I have a 13 car streamliner when the business car is

That is great to hear, Corbin. We are all rooting for AM's continued success! Brian Jackson NASG Central/Southeastern Region VP

Group, SMMW mini-cd file transfer options: - Copy the mini-CD files onto a USB flash drive from the old pc, plug the flash drive into the new pc/laptop then view/copy files to the new hard drive. -

That is a good three step down in sizes of rail. , both for comparing joints and for appearance . Pld Pete [email protected]> wrote:

We are far from dead here at AM…

I agree! [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks Austin, for this important update; without track, what's the point? It's good to know "S is not dead." Mark in Oregon

I hear what Jim King is saying, although the disk itself seems to have been superseded. My wife's newer laptop came with no provision for playing CD's—all is that wretched MP crap, so we had to buy

Hi Mike -- I would say that you are correct, but the trains' speed has a lot to do with the need for high rail. I found 65 pound rail near Hawthorn, Nevada that at one time was certainly used by steam

Isn’t code 100 around 110 pd? That’s a good size for 1925 through the most railroads transition. Wouldn’t code 83 be a we bit light for main line steam larger than consolidation? Mike Swederska

Ted, If I was just starting, I would lean heavily to the #83 size with 70 for industrial stuff!? My main is #126, industrial is #100, a couple of short spurs are 83 and a branchline is 70 Tomalco

Code 83 for mainline in 1923 Talmadge C 'TC' Carr Sn42 and Mn42 in 1923 group_list@...

I spent a little time at American Models on Wednesday. I picked up some flex track and switches. (code 148) I asked about their stock of both and was told they have alot of each. I was told they had

curiousity questionwhat all are you uns using code 83 forI expect to use it for sidings and yardcode 100 for mainlinemaybe some code 70 for industrial? Ted Larson

I guess all this mess is my fault but it is apparent that the issues I had are evident along with others by others.? I just wanted to compare notes with others for the most part.? Sorry bout that!

Felix For the AF and KLINE cars you may be better/easier replacing the trucks not just the wheels. Thank You, Bill Lane Modeling the Mighty Pennsy, PRSL & Reading in 1957 in S Scale since 1987 See my

Peter is 100% correct.? Vertical drives won't work with a mini disc; ya gotta use a tray. I have been 100% PC all my life and have no experience with Apple systems.? MACs were always considered to

Mike, I referenced an external hard drive (with tray) option in my post that is sold on Amazon for $34 but just now found one (from Haiway, also sold on Amazon) with a 5" tray and burner for $30.?

One big problem with the mini CDs is that if you have a laptop computer that has a slide-in (sucks-it-in) slot to receive the 5" CDs (as opposed to a slide-out tray), it is not physically capable of

Jim & et al, Most newer laptops do not come with CD drives or one can not be added as an extra BUT there are loads of external CD drives that can be added to any and all computers. Several years ago I