Posted by
Sandyman
- 07/07/2017 : 3:02:38 PM
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State: California
Country: USA
Age: 59
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Just looking at your forum/blog.
Thanks
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Posted by
norm wright
- 04/17/2017 : 11:47:05 PM
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State: alberta
Country: canada
Age: 71
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HI ,, I was looking for caboose interior kits ,,,,,,,,,,,,,norm
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Posted by
tom dugan
- 03/26/2017 : 6:31:16 PM
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State: pa
Country: United States
Age: 48
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that photo is at nj zinc plant in palmerton pa.the building no longer standing
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Posted by
ToddDulaney
- 02/09/2017 : 5:44:22 PM
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State: Ohio
Country: USA
Age: 70
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I bought my first HO model train set when I was 12 years old, had it on lay-away at G&G Model Shop in the Village, Houston, Texas. I have loved trains all my life. My Grandfather worked the old Yazoo & Mississippi Valley RR (with John Luther Jones), I.C., Gulf Division, L&N and retired off the MoPac. He and his half brother owned the Louisiana Southern RR, which ran through the truck farms in Barataria. He had box cars loaded under guard (holding Thompson Sub-machine guns.) My mother went once and it never occurred to her, veggies need no guard, but Hooch does.
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Posted by
Bill Myrvold
- 02/08/2017 : 5:10:58 PM
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State: Indiana
Country: USA
Age: 83
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I have been away from this forum for a few years and cannot remember details of my original registration. Cannot find a way to gain access now. Need to know my forum name and password. Can anyone help?
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Posted by
Stacy McMullen Sr
- 12/30/2016 : 12:20:55 PM
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State: Ks
Country: Usa
Age: 63
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Thank you for a great place to enjoy train lore. I have always wanted a wooden boxcar of my own but settled for trips from Chama Co and Durango Co. I live in Trinidad Co and would love to find a door or two off of an old car. To setup in my backyard as a backdrop for pictures. I do this strictly as a hobby as I am retired and gave time to make things happenAny help in locating a door would be greatly appreciated. Thank s
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Posted by
vora59
- 11/07/2016 : 06:19:34 AM
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State: east sussex
Country: united kingdom
Age: 72
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can any body help
Im trying to locate the narrow gauge
convention LOGOs
from the earlist till about 2010
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Posted by
Piotr Bein
- 10/18/2016 : 12:09:51 PM
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State: British Columbia
Country: Canada
Age: 70
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I tried to post this after registering yesterday, trying again to be sure as I believe the topic is important...
If someone is still looking for a link to some of Tom Beaton's work:
http://www.modvid.com.au/html/body_tom_beaton.html
I talked to him last weekend at a show in Chilliwack, BC. He has a folio with his published articles (technical details and drawings) and lots of pics of his work (mostly in other people's hands). I asked if he would like to have it scanned and placed on the net by volunteers. Am not sure if he got the intention but refused, stressing his dislike for computers.
This would be w worthwhile project for the modelling community. If you need me, contact form is on my blog:
https://piotrbein.wordpress.com/2014/01/04/kolejka-ogrodowa/
right-hand menu just above the internal search button.
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Posted by
Fred Cotterell
- 09/12/2016 : 07:46:27 AM
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State: Missouri
Country: USA
Age: 64
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I am having trouble logging in. I love the forum and would love to get involved again
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Posted by
mduke
- 08/03/2016 : 2:30:05 PM
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I'm looking for a company that can fabricate very small furniture. Specifically, I'm looking for tiny rocking chairs and benches for a model building I'm working on. Can anyone suggest a company? Chairs need to be about 3/4 in tall and 1/4 in wide. Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
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