Posted by
Mike Rhoda
- 09/02/2008 : 09:26:43 AM
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State: Colorado
Country: US
Age: old enough to know better
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This site is like the proverbial "kid in the candy store" (shows my age, I guess). I'm armchair modeling in On30 'till the basement's done, and loving the contributors. Thanks !
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Posted by
nicktisch
- 08/26/2008 : 9:20:20 PM
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State: Michigan
Country: United States
Age: 61
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Thanks for the great notes about the Divco Milk Truck. The Woodward Cruise was the first time it was shown since restoration.
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Posted by
John Cecil Gray
- 08/19/2008 : 9:36:02 PM
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State: NY
Country: United States
Age: 63
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Just Browsing for ideas and hints for the Linwood & Federal RR
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Posted by
Richard M. Reid
- 06/30/2008 : 6:47:14 PM
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Age: 35
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WOW!!!
Inspiring work gentlemen!!!!!!
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Posted by
simenon
- 06/28/2008 : 10:07:46 AM
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Country: U.K.
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Looking for model rocks
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Posted by
Bob Hunt
- 06/22/2008 : 12:21:05 AM
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State: TX
Country: USA
Age: 68
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Plummeted into the forum for the first time this evening looking for some info on Campbell Scale Model kits. I am joining immediately. I am semi-retired, teach guitar and bass, love HO and have practiced proto-87 for three years now, having only a "test bed" in the garage. I hope ot learn and participate in the forum as much as possible. Thanks for being here. Bob
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Posted by
Kenneth Duwa
- 05/17/2008 : 11:01:18 PM
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State: Iowa
Country: USA
Age: 33
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New builder, trying to make a river, need to know how, step by step
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Posted by
Kenneth Haan
- 04/15/2008 : 07:13:20 AM
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State: Michigan
Country: U.S.of A.
Age: 59
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Most interesting site, I shall, when my web site comes back on line to place a link to here.
Since 1983 I have sold many kits to many satified cusomters, however due to the tough economic times and the deluge of modeling equipment dumped onto the modeling market, most customers cannot make up their mind as what to buy and purchase nothing.
Remember when, Mr. Athearn and his company would announce a new car type about once each year. The new car would be manufactured in ten road names and priced within the means of common modelers.
Now everybody in the marketplace is scrambling to put out as much and more than the buying public can swallow. Note as well the great number of model railroad stores simply throwing in the towel and exiting the business as too highly competitive and or too much to keep in their modest inventory.
Worse, is the way companies do business, buying a lump trailer full of trains and once sold or out of parts to maintain them, they say to the customer, "That's Tough!"
My business too feels the crunch, and mattering on this year's sales figures will make our mind as to remaining in business or slipping from sight.
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Posted by
Douglas K. Lee
- 03/21/2008 : 10:26:10 AM
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State: Nebraska
Country: United States
Age: 43
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Hello, I was introduced to this forum by a friend. I have recently come across many interesting items, that I am hoping someone out there can help me with. original plans and scale drawings for a stream line scale type elect. train submitted to Lewis marx in 1950, I also have #1 produced still in the box. #32250 I am looking for some direction. any comments or suggestions would be helpful.
Thanks, Douglas K. Lee
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Posted by
RAYMOND
- 02/09/2008 : 7:17:56 PM
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State: Arizona
Country: USA
Age: 59
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I am new member, I was wondering if there is anyone out their that knows the section station alone the railway during the years of 1942 thru 1960 Flagstaff, Williams, Ash Fork, Seligmen, For I lived on some of those section station but have forgotten the distences from the small towns where these station were located. If anyone knows where these station where at and the distences, please write to me at ray_acosta@q.com or jraycost@gmail.com, thanks.  
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