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Count me in for $20. Bill Philadelphia

Sounds like a plan Andrew! Looking forward to seeing the build pics! The hi rail stuff won’t run on the code 100 track. What are your plans for those locos and rolling stock? Are you going to

I have a few topics that might help this cause. I have just stripped my layout to bare module tops for a complete rebuild.? Fear not,? this has always been the plan.? ? I will be placing an order

I'm good for $20. Andrew Parker

I got an email from I/O that that we have until April 7th to pay the annual $220 fee. Pieter Roos is the designated wrangler but we cannot expect him to pay it. We should be able to get 11 people to

With a bit of very crude dental-like work I've successfully swapped out positions of my two cranes. One base needed a bit of cleanup but the other went really fast. I just used a common pliers that

It just so happens that the robust inventory of the BBB has one of the kits available for those who want to take on the challenge of the Coon Gap Sawmill.? This guy has all the bells and whistles,

Time to thin the herd: 1) River Raisin E8 non-dynamic brakes. NIB. Comes with both sets of grills, stock and FARR. $400.00 plus shipping. 2) Southwind NYC Swallow Tail Observation. NYC had two. Both

Although I sent a message to Rusty directly, in the event that disappeared into a black hole, I'll take the gondola. Great price (I've paid more for the other one I bought), although it looks as if

SOLD, Pending payment.

That is an achievement—BTS logging structures are challenging and likely only those seriously interested in modeling the lumber industry would devote the time, money, and other resources to

Cryer Grey gondola: Factory painted, includes coupler package, never run. $125 which includes Advantage Mail Shipping

Are there any currently available grate style drop steps for RS11s? I have an undecorated AM that I recently bought because K4 came out with some NKP decals. Old habits are hard to break. Tom

Hello I have found that they break easily I used one just today to drill a very small hole into a thin brass metal boxcar step. The hole size is about the diameter of a straight pin. I am very

Is anyone here in the Northern Virginia S-Gaugers Club? The RS11 I just finished was originally owned by R Bruce Tibbetts. I sort of knew him and did some painting for him 30+ years ago. I just saw

Having worked with them for many years as a Toolmaker and Manufacturing Engineer, carbide drills require very high rpms and a true running spindle. Not really suited for soft materials like brass and

Ed, When I saw your logging listing, it piqued my interest. Alas, I have built almost all of Bill's McCabe Lumber Co. series of kits, including both the Coon Gap and Slatyfork sawmills, both with

My lifts and cranes are easily removeable.? They are not permanently built in place.? All it takes is a check to budge them loose.? Cheers..........Smiling Ed L. -- Ed Loizeaux Los Altos,

I have a bunch of them I bought in small sizes from Drill Bit City, including some smaller than #80. Because they are carbide, they are very brittle and will break with any side pressure. I only use

Further to my previous comment, you can buy sets of HSS micro drill bits from China on Ebay for $3.00.? Harbor Freight sells a set of 30 HSS drills from 0.5 to 3 mm for $3.99.? So why fart around