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You're welcome. I'm glad it is visible. Doug

Thanks for that, Tom. It looks like a great resource. Doug

All, This site N-Scale Diagrams and Information - Literature Page 49 http://www.hoseeker.net/nscale.htm has Reference Manuals .. what we call Instruction Sheets which may be hard to hind .

Thanks Doug, that scan has been most helpful I will now be confident to try and locate a Cow or calf for some donor gears, as the E440 units are so hard to find.

Well, I have been trying for the last hour to upload the exploded diagram of the SW1500 Cow and have had nothing but trouble. It's amazing to me how almost nothing on the internet or with PCs

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the a1g group. File : /scan0008 (2).jpg Uploaded by : douggosha

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the a1g group. File : /scan0008 (2).jpg Uploaded by : douggosha

Hi Davinia,???? Our member Doug can probably provide that info. On the A1G page is a link to his A1G locomotive page. He does frequent here and should see your e-mail with your

Hi my name is Davinia and live in New Zealand and new to this group. I have a problem with an Atlas/Rivarossi e440 Italian Railways loco #2691 that I brought to repower, On removing the shell

Gang, Add another data point to the E-R Models reissues of A1G Bay Window cabooses... Catalog Number 70103 is now confirmed as Southern Pacific 1745. Only five more road numbers to confirm: both

With all the talk about a part for the 4-6-2, reminded me of my 2-8-2 which is in need of a wheel for the pilot axle. Does anybody have one in their junk box that they would not parting with? Thanks

"K" is great expression. It is part of this exchange: "Jeet?" "No " K, squeet" \:^) Doug K

K wrote:

Hi Jeff and Doug, I may have a unit that can be sacrificed, but it's in storage and in mixed in with 0-8-0 parts. I repowered one with a Sagami can motor about fifteen years ago and had a second RIP

Jeff, your best bet may actually be to find a loco on ebay for those screws. I suppose there may be somebody who will own up to one with a ruined frame (Zamacitis) and be selling it for parts. I

I am in search now of, 110544 (screw), 110158 (screw), 110543 (screw), 110614 (spring, and two gear retainers, a big list, probably should have bought a whole engine that doesn’t work for

Oops, I forgot attachments aren't allowed so I sent Jeff the manual direct. Sorry. Doug

Yeah, I know what 4-6-2 means andI I kind of thought he meant the pilot but I wanted to make sure. Doug

Tom, I received a copied manual, from Doug, and I am in search now of, 110544 (screw), 110158 (screw), 110543 (screw), 110614 (spring, and two gear retainers, a big list, probably should have bought a

Hi Doug, The front four meaning the lead trucks, and this illustration is a great help, not only i have a basket case here, but a few screws missing and loose. Thank you very much !! Jeff