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Re: Micro Model Railway Dispatch and Model Trains International
I have to admit now I have looked at the site this is going to be a go to site every now and then Thanks Colin North Kent UK On Thu, 2 Mar 2023 at 21:01, Eric Geneau via <egeneau=[email protected]> wrote:
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Re: Micro Model Railway Dispatch and Model Trains International
Good evening, It does work in Paris, France.? Quite pleased to see that Ian Holmes took over what was started by Carl Arendt. Cheers, Eric
On Thursday, March 2, 2023 at 07:05:18 p.m. GMT+1, Larry Blanchard via groups.io <labl02@...> wrote:
On 3/2/23 03:56, Max wrote:
The original link had the https:// repeated invisibly.? If you
put the cursor on the link and look at the result on the bottom of
your screen, you can see that.? At least Thunderbird lets you see
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Re: Micro Model Railway Dispatch and Model Trains International
开云体育On 3/2/23 03:56, Max wrote:
The original link had the https:// repeated invisibly.? If you
put the cursor on the link and look at the result on the bottom of
your screen, you can see that.? At least Thunderbird lets you see
it, I don't know about other email readers. |
Re: Brio Pop-Up, Wind-Up Layout....
Ron Hunt
GREAT idea! It looks good, hope your child enjoys it! Ron On Thu, Mar 2, 2023 at 9:19?AM john mac via <john2k_99=[email protected]> wrote: Took a HO-sized Shelling wind-up streamliner and replaced the tin shell over the running gear with a plastic HO F7 to make a non-electric wind-up Brio layout for my three-year old that breaks down to fit in a shoebox, using building flats and a small HO train station for scenery.? ?John M. |
Brio Pop-Up, Wind-Up Layout....
Took a HO-sized Shelling wind-up streamliner and replaced the tin shell over the running gear with a plastic HO F7 to make a non-electric wind-up Brio layout for my three-year old that breaks down to fit in a shoebox, using building flats and a small HO train station for scenery.? ?John M.
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Re: Micro Model Railway Dispatch and Model Trains International
Max
Oh yes it do ...?
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Micro Model Railway Dispatch.
On 03/01/2023 5:18 PM Bobby Abrams <balc99@...> wrote:
it doesnt work in america either lol
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On Wed, Mar 1, 2023 at 2:16?PM Colin Rainsbury <lynbarn58@...
Hi Richard?
That link does not appear to work in the UK, is it just an American Magazine?
I found this link that works?
Thanks
Colin Rainsbury
On Wed, 1 Mar 2023 at 22:05, Richard Taylor <richardtaylor1962@...> wrote:
Hello all
The group seems a bit quiet this year!? Not sure if this has been mentioned before (apologies if so) but there's a new micro-layout online magazine out called Micro Model Railway Dispatch.? FREE to download from (although you can make donations to the publisher if you like the magazine.) Well-written and illustrated, very much in the spirit of both Carl Arendt and the much-missed Model Trains International magazine.? There are eight issues out now, all available from the website.? Anyway, might be of interest to someone? And speaking of Model Trains International, I know that the group blurb say that wants lists aren't allowed, but I've drawn a complete blank elsewhere on this (ebay, bookfinder, heritage railways magazine stalls etc. etc.):? does anyone have any of the following early issues of MTI that they no longer want, as they are all that I need to complete my set:? Issues 5, 6, 10, 11, 13, 15, 16, 18, 20?? Here's hoping... Best wishes, Richard Taylor |
Re: Micro Model Railway Dispatch and Model Trains International
It does not work in the USA either.
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This is what i get from australia? On Thu, 2 Mar 2023, 9:05 am Richard Taylor, <richardtaylor1962@...> wrote: Hello all |
Re: Micro Model Railway Dispatch and Model Trains International
it doesnt work in america either lol Bobby Abrams ![]() On Wed, Mar 1, 2023 at 2:16?PM Colin Rainsbury <lynbarn58@...> wrote:
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Re: Micro Model Railway Dispatch and Model Trains International
Hi Richard? That link does not appear to work in the UK, is it just an American Magazine? I found this link that works? Thanks Colin Rainsbury On Wed, 1 Mar 2023 at 22:05, Richard Taylor <richardtaylor1962@...> wrote: Hello all |
Micro Model Railway Dispatch and Model Trains International
Hello all
The group seems a bit quiet this year!? Not sure if this has been mentioned before (apologies if so) but there's a new micro-layout online magazine out called Micro Model Railway Dispatch.? FREE to download from (although you can make donations to the publisher if you like the magazine.) Well-written and illustrated, very much in the spirit of both Carl Arendt and the much-missed Model Trains International magazine.? There are eight issues out now, all available from the website.? Anyway, might be of interest to someone? And speaking of Model Trains International, I know that the group blurb say that wants lists aren't allowed, but I've drawn a complete blank elsewhere on this (ebay, bookfinder, heritage railways magazine stalls etc. etc.):? does anyone have any of the following early issues of MTI that they no longer want, as they are all that I need to complete my set:? Issues 5, 6, 10, 11, 13, 15, 16, 18, 20?? Here's hoping... Best wishes, Richard Taylor |
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Layout Preview: Central Coast RR Festival – Ron Hamley
Layout Preview: Central Coast RR Festival – Ron Hamley This is a detailed, compact N scale U-shaped layout measuring 4”x4”, 2’x2’, 3’x7’. The mainline runs thirty-eight feet. Ron models California’s coastal mountain area in the 1950s to early 1960s. Scenery includes oak forests, grasslands, small streams and an ocean harbor. Many trees are handmade. He runs a logging train plus freight and passenger trains. There is a small operating yard, freight station and engine house. Structures include a sawmill, a town with multi-story buildings and harbor area buildings. Power is DC. Check out Ron’s layout videos:
This is just one of over thirty model and garden railroads that will be open during the Central Coast Railroad Festival on October 6 – 9 in San Luis Obispo and Northern Santa Barbara Counties. Here is a link to the list with owners/railroad names, schedules, locations and descriptions:
This link now includes three area maps showing the general location of all the railroads. Please do not visit the railroads outside of their posted schedules. The tour schedule is subject to change so please check back as the Festival approaches. And note that there are a lot more activities, mostly free, as part of the Festival:
Hope we see you in October. Bob Chaparro Layout Tour Coordinator - 2022 Central Coast RR Festival Moderator Model Railroads of Southern California (On Facebook) |
Layout Preview: Central Coast RR Festival – Anthony Harris
Layout Preview: Central Coast RR Festival – Anthony Harris At this stop you can see three separate table top model railroad layouts. The first is a Z-scale that is 3' x 5' and can run two trains. Next is an N-scale that is 3.5' x 6' and can run two trains. And last is another N-scale that is 4' x 7.5' and can run three trains. All the layouts contain tunnels, bridges, and changes in track elevation to create interest. The layouts and rolling stock are a mix of older and modern equipment. Power is DC. Each layout has no turnouts. The layouts are meant for railfanning as opposed to doing any switching operating sessions. Here is a video of one of the layouts:
This is just one of over thirty model and garden railroads that will be open during the Central Coast Railroad Festival on October 6 – 9 in San Luis Obispo and Northern Santa Barbara Counties. Here is a link to the list with owners/railroad names, schedules, locations and descriptions:
This link now includes three area maps showing the general location of all the railroads. Please do not visit the railroads outside of their posted schedules. The tour schedule is subject to change so please check back as the Festival approaches. And note that there are a lot more activities, mostly free, as part of the Festival:
Hope we see you in October. Bob Chaparro Layout Tour Coordinator - 2022 Central Coast RR Festival Moderator Model Railroads of Southern California (On Facebook) |
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Re: Archer Fine Transfers and decals
开云体育MicroMark has their own version.? I do not know how they compare
Bruce Wilson Barrie, Ontario, Canada Life Member NMRA Member Scale 7 Group Gauge 0 Guild 7mmNGA Member Bird Studies Canada Ontario Bird Banding Association Nature Barrie Simcoe County Banding Group On 9/2/2022 14:44, Colin Rainsbury
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