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Faller announced an HO drive in with LCD screen at the 2006 Nurnberg show. Should be available from Walthers later this year

If you wanted to model a really l-o-o-o-ong tunnel EFE sells London Underground models.Here's a supplier http://www.railway-models.co.uk/1253_1.html:wave:

I ordered one from Bluejacket. They confirmed the order by e-mail stating that it would take several weeks to arrive. It came today. I wish that all suppliers were that good.

Also in Walther book, Vollmer & Faller produce sheets. If you can find it, Slater's brick sheet is quite good, also thin, although a bit large as it's OO, not HO http://www.slatersplastikard.com/Plastikard/slaters%20embossed_plastikard.htm

You can buy rolls of roofing, about 6"wide, from the lumber store. Turn it over and use the smoother side. It takes paint quite well for weathering.

Thanks guys. We really want a modern River push boat. That let's the Sylvan models out. I think the pack of four was made by Lindberg, but haven't been able to find them. I've got an HO model so I guess it'll have to be a scratch-built copy.

Does anyone know of a manufacturer of an American tug or push boat in N scale? The one in the Walther's catalogue is too European.

Don't forget the underneath as it may warp otherwise

Some of the early Mack trucks from Lee Town might do, Not sure if they're 20s or 30s.

I had a lot of difficulty getting it here in Europe as well. Search for Dow Floormate suppliers on the web

I was tidying out old LPs (remember them) yesterday and found anold copy of Ewan McColl's Ballad of John Axxon. It's a recording made back in 1950s/60s of a radio programme about a train crash in the English Midlands. One of the first "docusoaps" Also found Dave Goulder's records (UK folk...

Thanks Don, that was the one

I'm looking for a link to something posted a couple of years ago. I thought that it was here but can't find it. It was about an N scale gas station, went for a number of pages but what I'm interested in was a number of files to download of Coke, Pepsi etc. vending machines

There was a series in the NMRA magazine - open loads - also had info on this

A Dutch modeller, Ruud Bergevoet (sp?) I think created his own Central American republic, complete with history etc. He built quite a lot of unique models in N. I just found an interesting article in an old magazine on the subject.

Don't forget the fat controller:wave:

http://www.linotype.com/?PHPSESSID=41f7e49cb6aa774513764f5472f3005d may be of some help

Thanks for the link, Sunburn; I think I'll add a couple of them "Adult" ones to the vending area in my Truckstop

Or this ....

This may be of use in a modern station