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We could use some of that here, it is reeeealy dry. But then again, not as much as they got in Florida.

Good afternoon, Got my CTT also. Great article by Fred Dole about his Westchester and Salmon River RR. He has used some of Frank Ellison's original structures on his layout. Probably not many on this forum that remember Frank Ellison, he wrote articles for Model Railroader back in the 40s...

Good afternoon, we babysat the three granddaughters 1, 5 & 7. The girls and I ran trains for about a half hour and then the interest began to wane. The little one just waves at them as they go by. We spent the afternoon yesterday watching the breeding goat class at the fair. DIL won the...

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Just stopped in to say Hello to everyone, it's been a busy last few days and no letup on site. In addition to everything else, this is "Fair Week" in E-town so won't be checking in much.

Good evening, Dennis, Welcome back to the world of trains. :thumb: BTW, I am now working on doll house #4. This one is a log cabin. Only one more to go after this. :yep: CSXect, Sounds like they will be keeping you busy for a while, that's great. Marcie, Nice looking shay & tools. I...

I can't believe that no one commented on my previous post! Anybody out there?

I did notice the 8' radius curves, that's 0192 for the O gaugers! wall1 And the $1400 price, ouch, that's almost as much as some O gauge engines. :mrgreen:

Mikey, The September issue of Railroad Model Craftsman has a review of the 1:20.3, K-27 Mikado. Quite a nice engine. Chief, In that same issue is a 16 page supplement on laser cut kits. On page (XI) there is a section on applying a GRITS FINISH, yes that is correct using grits (either regular...

Sure it does, I do it all the time. :thumb: BTW, I just noticed that you are well on your way to 10K posts, Wow! :rolleyes:

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CSXect, You miss the point of DCS and TMCC. With the handhelds you can walk around with your trains and get some exercise while you run them. :thumb:

Mikey, Not a good thing. I've been wearing hearing aids since I was 40, almost 30 years, and they are a big pain and expense. Of course I would not be able to function without them, but they sure do not replace natural hearing. Mine is also hereditary, my dad started to wear hearing aids...

Good evening all, Didn't check in yesterday as I was a little under the weather and spent most of the day in the recliner. Feel great today and spent the day at the Museum. We definitely need some rain, but none in sight. RI Rocket, You and your family are in our prayers. Chief, Grandkids...

Evening all, Brutus and CSXect, one of the magazines had an article about bending Gargraves some time back, but I don't remember when or which one so I'm not much help. As I recall it was pretty detailed, including making the jig. Did the workout thing this morning and yard work this...

Chief, I thought you were one of the "Good Ole Boys"

Good afternoon, Sorry Don, I already mailed my York registration. Update, my York Badge came in today's mail. Only 75 days till York!!! :thumb: Wife and I worked in the garden/lawn this morning trying to catch up with a couple of weeks of neglect. Looks a little better. Trimmed three...

Happy Birthday Don! balloon6balloon6balloon6balloon6

CSXect, That is some nice looking benchwork, can't wait to see the layout. If as nice as the benchwork it will be a dandy.

I'm back but it is still acting screwy, had to stand on my head and rotate three times while chanting "I Love Trains" to get back in. Most be a new log on procedure. sign1