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Walt Betts: Went to the Hostler show in Ogden on Saturday. Way to crowded to enjoy as one would hope to, ohwell... Did find one item I was looking for and did admire some very fine models of both buildings and rolling stock, loco's etc. Had a good time.
March 8, 2016
Walt Betts: As an aside, do any of you live in or near Ely, Nevada?
December 1, 2015
Walt Betts: Found this and seeing as the only railroad hobby shop I ever get to or even buy anything from is Zacks place there in Ogden when I get up there to visit family. Living 4 hours away from anything I look forwards to visiting his shop. Just wish I was rich e... moreFound this and seeing as the only railroad hobby shop I ever get to or even buy anything from is Zacks place there in Ogden when I get up there to visit family. Living 4 hours away from anything I look forwards to visiting his shop. Just wish I was rich enough to buy what I want instead of looking and counting pennies to pick up a little something.Oh well,wish in this hand and well you know.
NW Railfan
So, I haven't started my layout. I have a decent base of loco's, flex track and rolling stock. I want to keep the northwest U.S. theme. I am not sure if I want to go with rogue with a made up Missoula to Spokane MRL/BNSF line or just with the actual MRL/BNSF. I like the idea of MRL due to the fact it isn't the big 4 plus KCS and I can use BNSF and UP locos with the occasional CP, CN, NS and CSX (which I have seen and filmed all those bad boys going through the inland NW). I might just go with a my own version of Missoula to Spokane using local spurs out of Sandpoint and Coeur d'Alene Idaho. Tho. using the East Hauser fueling yard and Missoula's car repair facility would be cool..Start with Missoula and end with Yardley in Spokane or vice versa...
David Ludwig
Construction stop on the layout.
After a long ride planned inspection, I realized that the wood base frame has warped. The slopes are from the track and the distance between the bridgeheads on the passage has been reduced so that the bridge does not fit.
The only way I currently see is a demolition and new construction of the layout.
But I will still turn to farewell a little video.
2014 then it'll go with new forces and new ideas.
Paul (Santa Fe Trainnut1968) Maillet
an y one go to the Amherst Railway show today in West Springfield Ma...if you go tomorrow, I am there with Pepperell Siding Model Railroad Club we are in the Mallory Building come by and say hi and introduce yourself and mention you are a member of TL and I probally have talked with you before on here
SD45LONGHOODFOWARD TERRY /Tsunami decoder
do any of you think that Norfolk Southern is go merge with CP I hope not personally I think enough railroads have lost their identity
Peter Wehrhahn
My free Calendar 2014: Logging in the West Thu, 2013-12-19 12:26 — Peter Wehrhahn
Same procedure as last year! I like to share my free downloadable calender
available at my modellcom-blog. Sorry, but the site is only in german, but you
may use the translation function to get a little idea about what is going on
there (railroads, real and model and cardmodeling).
Download:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_HvAN_tKvTDOU9aNEhnSHRiLVE/edit?usp=sharing
The calendar is available as pdf. Print it to your desired size by choosing the printer settings. Please feel free to share it to other hobbyists.
Seasons Greetings
Peter
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