Recent content by RAY METIVIER

Nice to see you back Mike, what in the world did you do with your last layout?:wave:

Its an age issue, the mind is willing, the body says NO.

It is finished. I am out of the construction business, just run them. http://home.woh.rr.com/ponds/

:thumb: Most of the pictures have been uploaded on the web page. http://home.woh.rr.com/ponds/

:wave: Hi Mike, nice to see your still arround. Have you started a new layout now that you have moved? Your last one was fntastic. http://home.woh.rr.com/ponds/

:wave: Hi Ralph, glad your still on Thr Gauge. There are many more pictures to come, my wife is web master and--------well you know. When sge gets to it. http://home.woh.rr.com/ponds/

Hi, I'm a old new member. I have been gone for a couple of years, but I'm back. At my age I don't know for how long. We have a new web page where you will find some pictures of the layout. There will be more added periodically. Be sure to make Marcia happy and check out her pond pictures...

Just from the paint shop.

SmolderZ Yes to your question, it's a loadind building. Did you get my e-mail?

jrparish I can only agree with Catt, looking great. Keep up the good work, You have chosen a great hobby.

Darren. Also thanks, would like to see pictures of your layour. Do you have a web Page? Maybe you could post some pictures here on The Gauge.

Jim The DC-3 are 1:144. They measure 5 scale feet too long, not that you could tell looking at them. Got them from Model Expo. www.modelexpo-online.com/ebaa/

Rory To answer your question, I don't know. The motors are used for RADIO SHACKS small remote control cars, which are only 3" long. Max. voltage, 3 volts, and they have very little torque. I'd say no.

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Here is another idea for these small motors.