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Hi All, If any of you are going to the convention this summer and are interested in doing a clinic, we would be honoured to have you present. We still have a couple of slots

Jeff, I do appreciate your pioneer attitude, as you well know, our families have a lot in common, but I don't think we will ever go back to the simple engines.? Rex engines with a single wire, or

Try... https://americanmodels.com/collections/trucks-and-wheelsets Bill

Troops,. I am looking for derelict piggy Backs you might have laying around for a project. PM me off the. rxman46321@... Griff

Hi all, S scale looks fun. After 15y experience with modelling OO gauge to a British prototype, I dabbed my toes into S scale and spend the last 3 month importing some stock for a planned oyster

Concerning the news of American Flyer {Lionel} leaving S and the report of AF products' prices on the increase;? I have just purchased a ' MIB' U33c in Erie Lackawanna livery from Trainz.com.?

I will buy code 83 track. Andrew Parker

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Since it will be until June/July for Micro Engineering to get code 100 flex track made I suggested to Jon that they make a batch of code 83. He has not committed to it yet but maybe if they get a few

I have one of those bridges n the shop somewhere. Easy build, looks good.

Lindsey, I made a mistake calling out them to be stainless. They are Nickle Silver. I commissioned the artwork from a good friend of mine. He was getting a bunch of stuff etched in NS but did not

Gale, great looking engine. Stephen J Kutash 203 906-5116 (Cell) [email protected]> wrote:

In the obscure product category, there once was the Micro Engineering S scale bridge. It's basically the HO kit with wider cross bracing supplied. Stan Stokrocki

Here is a photo of a C&O BL-2 that was built by Mike Sulzbach Gale Hall[image0.jpeg]

Quite a few small towns remember their railroad past. Eyota MN, where I last served, even had an annual "Railroad Days" festival each August. They are still along the old C&NW "Alco Line" (later

Mike,? ? ? ?Are these s/s Eagle etchings available from the same firm in the UK that produced the brass MP doghouse??? Lindsey NeasRoute of the Eagles....??

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Have you spoken with Empire Trackworks recently?? (scale track only) -- Ed Loizeaux Los Altos, CA www.nycvd.org ( http://www.nycvd.org )

That's a good little display for hundreds of tiny towns.? Around here many small cities have set aside their depots, but to raise the needed cash to keep them painted, etc. they will put on an

A very excellent model Jerry! Your thought along the line of creating a metal frame and tossing the resin frame reminds me of the V&T SP flatcar that I built.? Metal was inside the resin frame, and