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I still use a little program called "Selector V2.1 2006" that was written by someone called William Pearson Works the same as your coins. You enter your 8 wagons then each time you push "enter" it

Oops, I said "I sprayed pennies...". That was first model, my game-boards use painted nickels. They are drawn out of a hat randomly -- 5 on track 1 (arr/dep track), and 3 on track 2. Other players set

Thanks everyone for your inputs. It sounds like if it's possible to do something then it's legal. I sort of thought as much. Ken Howard

Is there a Youtube or other video to watch this train game in motion??? John McGarrity, Charleston

On March 14, 2018 at 9:55 AM msarazin@... wrote: I run Inglenook Sidings several times each day on my railroads: Inglenook Sidings & Doublenook. or on several board games I drew. Doublenook is

on 3/13/2018 at 6:25 PM, Ken Howard wrote: The standard inglenook according to the rules has three sidings holding 5, 3 & 3 wagons and a head-shunt that holds a loco plus 3 wagons. So what rule do we

In my experience, there have been times when I needed this ability to work with extra cars like you are mentioning. I don't remember ever reading some kind of artificial restriction to three cars. If

Archie, that's not strictly true. You can shunt the pair of 3 wagon sidings with more because you add the length of the first point to the head shunt. With British 4 wheelers you can fit in another

As the loco can only shunt as many wagons as can be fitted into the head shunt with the loco only three wagons can effectively be shunted even though it is possible to connect more in a siding. Archie

That disqualifies me, but anyway. than 3 wagons attached to the loco at any one time. When I was hunting down the various rules on setting up for Inglenook and Timesaver, I did come across that rule.

One for the experts. The standard inglenook according to the rules has three sidings holding 5,3,and 3 wagons and a head-hunt that holds a loco plus 3 wagons. To achieve this the design has two points

Hi Harry, The address is >> / Mark To: small-layout-design@... Sent: Thursday, March 8, 2018 11:18 AM Subject: [small-layout-design] Re: Move to groups.io (was: Re: Files)

How do I get to groups.io? Harry Lloyd

You might want to look up the definition of seamless.... granted this is not a biggie, but it is not seamless. And you have to remeber a new web address, update bookmarks maybe. Oh then if you a

I do the same as genetk44. Philip small-layout-design@...> wrote:

Jude....you can set Groups.io so you can or cannot recieve emails....I prefer not to get emails just like you and just come to the site to read the threads.

Groups IO works just like Yahoo with the ability to control how you receive emails. It's Yahoo Groups that actually works without any problems. It was developed by the guy who started the whole idea

groups.io has the same options as yahoops groups when it comes to receiving messages Bruce Wilson Barrie, Ontario, Canada Life Member NMRA Member Scale 7 Group Gauge 0 Guild 7mmNGA Member Bird Studies

If moving to "groups.io" means individual emails - count me out. I already get>100/day. Jude in Choo Chootown

Hi: Would Tom Johnson please contact me regarding his gas station model? Thank You, Richard (flyteleder@... <mailto:flyteleder@...>) The Winona Branch of the Chicago Great Western Richard