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Love your version of Thomas. I know several people who have made their own. What I still don’t understand is why one of the company’s making S equipment didn’t see this as an opportunity to

I simply cannot say enough good things about Circus City Decals. He is beyond excellent in every way. Thank You, Bill Lane Modeling the Mighty Pennsy, PRSL & Reading in 1957 in S Scale since

This has been a good creative excercise and I thank you for the ideas.? All make sense in some way but there are only so many ways this can be accomplished in the critically narrow space I have--here

Roger, The owner's name is Billy Brillinger.? Email is "billy at pdc dot CA".? The email is also in Ed's post above. I can also highly recommend him...quality, price, service are all top

That address does not want to work for me... <scaler164@...> wrote:

Harbor Freight sells a small 12v. cable winch with a remote, which should easily lift your door.

John Wickham is my go -to guy for all of my custom made turnouts. John D

My first suggestion would be to simply add more weight to the counterweight so that the door actually has just barely over the amount of counter weight needed to OPEN it. Going this route,

Perhaps contact a garage door repair place.? To help lift, they might be able to rig up one of the of those spring arrangements like are used on sectional rollup doors.? But the bulk of the long

Bob, Consider a small electric winch with a detectable cable to and from the lift panel. You could drill a hole through the lift up panel and install a small steel plate with a thread hole. Then

Pulleys and a cable attached to the door so you can pull from base of stairs to open the door easily with your existing counter weights. I had to come up with a door up to my railroad room as well

Over the past 20-30 years that I've "been work'in on the railroad--all the live long day" and basically having a blast in creating the monster.?? I'm starting to have regrets over 2 things other

Also John Wickham:? scottw90@...?

Richard, Roger, and All Empire Trackworks will have a table in the dealer hall at the NASG Convention in Harrisburg, July 17-20th. There's still time to register. Go to nasg.org for details. Jamie

All this talk about getting young people started in the hobby made me think of my age. As I have entered into my seventh decade of life I am realizing something that I just never understood as a

How do you contact Billy? Thanks, Roger Nulton Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2024 7:21 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [S-Scale] Custom Decal Recommendation Ed, Billy is making the decals

Richard, Is this it? <https://www.empire-trackworks.com/> https://www.empire-trackworks.com/ From the NASG website, Roger Nulton

I didn't buy the caboose new, but are you suggesting someone did all that electronic work from scratch? Jace Kahn ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2024 10:07 AM To:

I took a couple of pictures of the drivers in the NWSL quartering tool to show what I was talking about in my last post. To make a point for those who have not ever used this tool. The important thing

Ed, Billy is making the decals for the BN and MN&S 4750 hoppers and Family Lines for the 3000 version for me.? He does great work and I like the decal film he uses. -- Ken Zieska 1/64th Scale