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Great pics guys. Smoke all I see are red Xs Dave

Deffinitley Department of Defense. I saw 7 flatcars with 4 Bradley APCs each about a week ago. They had the same DODX lettering.

I like #4 & #5. Just my 2 pennies.

Great Idea. Looks great too!

Good Idea! I will have to try that one of these days.

I've heard several stories of dynamite warmers going off. Not in the last 80 years or so.

When I saw that ad in MR I said to my wife, I have to have one of those!!!! Being a miner I use explosives all the time. Coincidentally last week I was in an old part of the mine and found a Hercules powder box lid, a really rare find! If you go to the Pennsylvania Division website they have a...

Model Railroader has an article on the last page of the current (July 07) issue and has had other articles in the past about classification lights.

Nice roll by Deano!!!!!!!

I see alot of them in local use here in Winnemucca, NV. Even an occasional tunnel motor too.

I printed some of the containers on regular printer paper, folded them up and slid them over a box built out of .020 styrene. It worked great. Not nessesarily something that will pass up close inspection but with the three foot rule they are ok.

That is greatsign1 . I love it. I think I will crack open a Bud Light later.aussie Cheers to us Mr. Miniature Train Modelers! :mrgreen:

That a nice layout. Just posted in the guest book.

Bones you are right 1932-1936 was a great time for the Uintah. I have found most of the rolling stock in HOn3 readily available. But since this is my first major layout I have heard that narrow gauge stuff is finicky. I have been leaning towards the mainline idea and improving my skills then...

Well you guys pretty much confirmed what I was thinking. The Uintah did interchange with the standard gauge D&RGW at Mack, CO giving me that option. I also figured that I can set my layout in the 1930's or so but still run any era equipment just for fun. Thanks Dave

Thats kinda what I was thinking. But then the problem of narrow/ standard gauge becomes a problem, Unless I did some kind of interchange to accomodate both.

Hi guys, I am in the process of buying a new house with a 750 square foot garage. I am planning on dedicating about half to a layout. What I was wondering is how do you decide on what to build, prototype or freelance, what era, location, etc. There are so many options. I know I want a...

East Gary Car Company has some nice stuff in O & G scale. No web site but you can get a catalog with an SASE to 3828 St. Joseph Ct. Lake Station, IN 46405

I've seen lots of flatcars as bridges. Usually over small creeks or washes. I don't think I've ever seen it modeled though, might be an interesting idea. Dave