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Hey 2-8-2...all is not ruined. These model companies are really great people because they want you to purchase more of their models. Call Bar Mills on the phone or e mail them. Tell them exactly what happened even if it was your mistake and ask for replacement parts. They will send them for...

Monday Morn the 23rd. Off to Chicago. Gotta catch a plane. Wish I had the time to ride the rails. Talk to ya all when I return. Bye bye and remember to keep chugging. Chug-chug-chug-chug......:wave:

Nice SW8. Is that standard paint or did you custom paint? Nice SW8. When I return from Chicago, I will get my decals on my custom SW1200. Nice SW8. I am still going to put a Lenz Mini Gold decoder in my SW1200. Nice SW8. Then I will post a photo of my SW1200. Oh! Did I say Nice SW8...

I am with a company that takes all the information from those bar scanner and put it into information manufactures can understand and benefit. I do all the Alcoholic Beverage Products under Spirits/Wine/Beer. :wave:

Jetrock: Nice layout and great photo shots. I also noticed a lumber company next to the transformers :D. Keep us posted....

It apears many want in on the The Gauge Button...so what is our next step? Will it be a button; a Patch; or both? How about a hat with The Gauge Logo?:D

Well, that make sense to me. I will start looking at some Lenz decoders. Thanks for your insight.:wave:

Good Luck! You will really like Bar Mills products. Take your time and it will come out just great.:thumb:

Another Welcome to "The Gauge". I have seen plenty of refinery photographs using the Google search engine. Walthers has a nice refinery kit for N Scale. Good luck on your Railroad and most of all -- Enjoy it!:wave:

Another Welcome to "The Gauge." I am about an 8 hour from Atlanta if you go drive directly North on Interstate 75. If you wave maybe I will see you. sign1

I have a LL SW1200. Forward -- light works, reverse -- light no work.

Looking for a 6" (inch screen)? Look for used color PDA. Probably a Compaq 3600. It is 2.5" by 4" and it is color. Probably can find one on ebay under Computer/PDA. Just a thought. I upgraded to a axim PDA for work and I put my old unit away somewhere.:confused:

I like the idea of an animated waterfall. With the price of plasma TV coming down fast maybe a 42" Plasma could be use with video of a waterfall running through a loop cycle. sign1

Yep. I have an n scale LL SW1200. Need to make sure that the copper leads on the body unit and trucks are in constant contact with each other. May need to pry the body leads up a little with a small screwdriver. Also, make sure all copper leads are clean. Good Luck

Each one of the manufacturers must have people looking at these forums to see what sparks the interests when we upload photograph's. They would say, "Wow! Look at that". then they see how many hits the thread received praising the work. The snoop gets a bonus for your work. Well, maybe that...

CSXEngineer: I recent saw those Atlas also. I wanted an undecorated one in DCC but not available. I have to call BLW to see if he can special order me one. I have SW1200 Life Like and I am playing hell getting a decoder in it without losing the headlight. I guess I could order a logo'd one...

May not be a good mix but....I have seen one and it was on an N Scale T-Trak module. Was a waterfall and a pond. The pond served as reservoir for the waterfall. Used a Plastic bowl with a tiny water pump that flowed over a waterfall from an Aquarium shop. It really looked great. The guys next...

I would wear one.:thumb:

Postman has not been by yet. Must be late due to the Holiday yesterday. But that OK - I don't have any packages coming anyway Even though it's raining here is SW Ohio it still pretty nice. Just me and dog and he is easy to get along with. He Love's me.

Afternoon Spankbird from SW Ohio. Home of the Flying Pigs!. I just noticed your location and started to think of the old Twilight Zone. How ironic that you are in Modeling Railroad, too. Remember that conductor walking through coach car telling everyone, " Willoughby, Next Stop Willoughby"...