Recent content by Eric Norris

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    Post Your STEAMERS!!!

    Here's WVRR Hvy. 4-8-2 #322 Lt. 4-8-2 #309. and 2-8-0 #123.
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    Post Your STEAMERS!!!

    Below are photos of my two PK2 0-8-0s, Wyoming Valley 36 and 40; Next are my BLI Heavy 2-8-2s, WVRR 204 and 215; Finally, my light Mikes, 188 (Athearn) and 193 (BLI).
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    Frieght Car of the Week PT 5: Auto Haulers/Piggybacks

    Bowser X31a lettered for the Wyoming Valley Railroad.
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    Freight Car of the Week Part III

    Below is an AHM(Roco) refer I bought back in the mid-70s when I was in Junior High School. The only modifications are body mounted Kadee couplers, Accurail trucks, Kadee metal wheel sets and additional weight. It's lacking in detail and accuracy compared to modern models but it has sentimental...
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    Freight Car of the Week Part III

    Here's a picture of an Atlas Meat Reefer decorated for Cudahy and Old Dutch Cleanser.
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    Freight Car of the Week Part III

    Here's a shot of a Branchline Blue Print reefer decorated for my Wyoming Valley Railroad.
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    Kadee uncoupler.

    You know that the Library doesn't allow pets. They better be seeing-eye termites. :cool:
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    Kadee uncoupler.

    Jeff, Here is a link to the Kadee uncoupling tool. http://www.kadee.com/htmbord/page309.htm Part # 241. If you're that desperate for an uncoupling tool, I'll let you borrow one of my skewers at the next operating session. ;) Eric Norris
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    Ertl trucks

    Based on the picture and the overall length, I would guess that its either 1/48 or 1/43 scale, which would make it appropriate for O gauge, but too big for HO.
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    Program Soundtraxx DSD's using Lenz compact

    Ian, Here's a link to how to do direct programming with the Atlas Commander, which is the North American version of the Compact. These directions should work with the Compact. http://www.atlasrr.com/dcc/directmode.asp
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    Another crazy electronics project

    Actually, A DCC-activated coupler called the Digital Direct Coupler (DDC) has already been developed and marketed. See the following link. http://www.ttx-dcc.com/tonystips/2003/020403.htm
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