Just want to report that I have been in contact with Wayne and he is OK , but his memory is failing. I talked to his wife tonight and she was saying that she thought if someone with modeling interests were to visit  it might help get him back to modeling. 
If anyone knows someone in the Hamilton/Grimsby area that has some time to spend with a great guy let me know. I have not heard from Nutbar for a while and hope he is OK too.  
I am 250 miles away and not able to be there like I would like to be.     

Charlie

been hard at work for the last week finished the Ludlow gas station and a industry for Buena vista.
sorry fir the poor photo.

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Post pictures of patched and restencilled freight cars that you have taken.  If possible, provide the name of the prior owner of the car.

I'll start this off with IATR 6403, an Iowa Traction RR box car previously owned by the McCloud River RR. Pennsauken, NJ, 9/15/09.

Bruce

   

Norfolk Southern has done it again, two locomotives were painted into a special livery and are now the power for the OCS train. Locomotives #1230 ( Birmingham ) & #1231 ( Atlanta ) are SD70IAC locomotives. They were seen yesterday on their first run going west on the Pittsburgh Division to head south to Alabama. If anyone got photo's of these engines please share them. Sadly I missed out on getting out to see them.

Here is a video found on facebook
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/17TBkGR...tid=wwXIfr

my oldest sent this.
Jim

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WPMA-61 with cars for Railport.

Bruce

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my grandson in his early 30's was helping a rancher put some hay in a shed the rancher said sure glad it's in bales  grandson ask me  what other way is there to but up hay I said when I was young my great uncle lose mowed hay as you can guess it led to a lot of questions after explained it to him he said that must have been a lot of work '
Jim

NEWS: Union Pacific announced via Train Magazine that they plan to run their 'Big Boy's Steam Engine from coast-to-coast to celebrate America's 250th Birthday. The plan will be worked out with Norfolk Southern, the company that Union Pacific seems to absorb over the next few years, meaning that steam power could return to the Horseshoe Curve and Altoona as soon as next year.
Union Pacific plans to send the Big Boy from coast to coast for America’s 250th -
https://www.trains.com/pro/freight/class...cas-250th/

found an app that is called classic movies and tv, com watched fate is the hunter anyone else use this app they keep advertising to sign up for a fee, don't know if it's worth it so if anyone else has let me know what you think.
Jim

I am sure there are others here aware of this but I wasn't. Imagine finding 50 steam locomotives in a barn Barn find
Charlie