I'm wondering if there will be anyone selling HO European prototype stuff at the W Springfield show in a couple of weeks.
Dave

Caught the Dock Street RS 3m switching at General Foods.

Bruce

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Anyone try this and have any success with it??? Hobbycal Decal Paper. Need to make up some white lettering for a tender and came across in a online RMC article.


Mark

Hi Blue, for those of us with Roku's hooked to the TV there is a Railroad Channel "Railroads Unlimited" <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.roku-channels.com/railroads-unlimited">http://www.roku-channels.com/railroads-unlimited</a><!-- m -->

Lots of great old films on railroads and models. My wife (I hate to admit) just found and installed the channel on our player. I will probably watch some oldies tonight.
Charlie

Since I have been working on my current layout,I have purchased a number of Classic Metal Works trucks and I have found
that only metal on these trucks are the screw or rivet that holds the cab to the frame and the wheel axles.
To me it just seem odd that the word "metal" in the product name would indicate more metal than just a screw and axles.
The only trucks that I have that are actually metal were made by Imex.
Perhaps I'm missing something here.
Let me hear your views.

Has anyone ever done and interior of a department store? Kind of what I'm thinking is a large city store (mine's 3 stories) maybe from the 30's, 40's, or 50's. Looking for ideas or photos of completeed buildings.


Thanks, Mark

I haven't been too good about showing my progress. I;m now at the third wall and the second loop.

trying out the platform for Exeter (St. Dayle's) station. It will probably be moved back. This is the platform from the last layout.
   
A view showing the loop. I kept the railfanning spot from the old layout but it was on a grade so I had to put in a grade down. The supports are IKEA shelves, with L-girder benchwork resting on them. There's a 6 foot space from the wall to the door frame.
   

Another year has gone by....

   

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I've posted these else where but since they are kit bashes I figured I would post them in this forum.These are going to be my first projects for 2015 and they are Z scale. They are bashed from Showcase Miniatures kit parts.The cabs are from the utility truck and the chassis are from the Ford COE units.There will be slight difference in wheel base as one is a day cab and the other is the over the road version with sleeper.



These are the kits I am using parts from (not these models but kits of these models)