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What a wonderful library of Australian model railroading. http://david.bromage.org/gallery Thank you, David Bromage for all your effort in putting this site together to inspire the rest of us. I came

<labl02@...> wrote: That would be me. I haven't updated the gallery for ages due to lack of time. Cheers David

Success at last!?? My buddy in Australia remembered him.?? It was Australian exhibitions he was posting.?? If you're interested, take a look at: http://david.bromage.org/gallery

Search for... gilesengineer Should bring a bunch of YiuTubes to your attention.? https://youtu.be/8SEo2v9v82Q? Charles

Thanks to all, but no match yet.?? I had the site bookmarked, but that was several computer crashes back.?? As well as a few computer replacements.?? I'll see if I can find a really ancient backup.

Larry, This site has quite a few: 009 Society - the world's largest small scale narrow gauge modelling group | | | | | | | | | | | 009 Society - the world's largest small scale narrow gauge modelling

Larry, You are probably referring to the Narrow Gauge Exhibition Hall which had about 100 small layouts featured. That website is gone and has been gone for a couple of years. I don't know who had it

Mario Rapinett removed his website to re-work it. Here is the updated link: Mario Rapinett | | | | Mario Rapinett MODVID PRODUCTIONS | | | He is currently posting videos on Youtube of the same photos.

Mario Rapinette (sp??) Perhaps? On Sun, Nov 3, 2019 at 1:03 PM, Larry Blanchard via Groups.Io<labl02@...> wrote: There used to be a modeler who posted photos of model RR exhibitions in

There used to be a modeler who posted photos of model RR exhibitions in Britain or Australia -don't remember which.? I really enjoyed them and got a lot of good ideas from them.? But I seem to have

Nice, smooth running layout. Good job on it. Now comes the fun part! Ron <chiefbobbb@...> wrote:

Anthony Harris just sent me a video of the Z scale layout he will have on display along with his N scale layout: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bSCXgofHeQ&feature=youtu.be (

Great job on it, great way of splitting the track up to run at different levels. It looks good! Ron

Preview: Central Coast RR Festival - N Scale Layout ( Calif. ) Anthony Harris built t his N scale layout, which is four feet by seven feet with about seventy-five feet of track. He is modeling the

Who Among You Operates Dead Rail Equipment In So. Calif. ? Who among you operates Dead Rail equipment on your home layout, either exclusively or in conjunction with DC or DCC powered equipment? If

The one I had in storage was a Mantua model 307-44, "The General" W&ARR with wood in the tender.? It has a shaft that has knuckles on the ends that fits in the round plastic piece from the tender and

Yea, these are the ones that are also on the Jupiter engines I have.? They slide into what looks like a round piece of plastic that comes out of the tender (where the motor is located) and into the

Back in the early 1960s I worked in the train department of a multi-hobby hobby shop. We used small diameter rubber surgical tubing to make the connections on tender drive locos. You can probably use

Awesome! Thanks for the responses! The loco I have just has bare shafts coming out of the motor and gear assy. So no “cups” and no “drive link/shaft”. Looking for a drive shaft “system”

Look at this on eBay Mantua - 4 Pack of Replica HO Drive Shafts for The Mantua/TYCO General 4-4-0