ITS HERE......Drum Roll Please!

[eightyeightfan1]

Big red "DONE" stamp!
The next issue of the Gauge E-Mag is now on-line.
Here's the link:
http://www.the-gauge.com/magazine/jan05mag/janissue.htm
Enjoy!

 

[Iron Goat]

Ed... I tried it, but could not access the E-mag.

Bob

 

[N Gauger]

Ed... I tried it, but could not access the E-mag.

Bob

Fixed - try again!!!

 

[Iron Goat]

GOT IT !!!! Looks good....

Bob :thumb:

 

[Chessie6459]

The magazine looks GREAT. I seen my photo's as well as N Gauger's. Thank You Mikey for providing the photo's to show how close they look to their bigger sisters. I thank you for putting them on there.

Again Mikey, Val & Ed GREAT JOB on the Magazine

:thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

 

[N Gauger]

Thanks Matthew - It's realy cool seeing those "smaller engines" - having crawled around the real ones..

 

[spitfire]

Congrats Ed and Mikey!!!!

Val

 

[CN1]

WOOWWWWWWWWWW!!

I didn't know this Mag. existed!! Well done!!!

 

[Tyson Rayles]

Nice job Ed,Val and Mikey, but is doing this mag leaving you any time to do any modeling? (Even with it going to quarterly)

 

[Chessie6459]

Originally Posted By N Gauger
Thanks Matthew - It's realy cool seeing those "smaller engines" - having crawled around the real ones..

Your Welcome Mikey. Yes it is really cool. Takes alot of time, money, and years to build them, but when they are done it is worth all of the time, money & years you put into them.

 

[N Gauger]

It takes years to restore them too And money

 

[ausien]

Another great job guys,:thumb: :thumb: :thumb: thanks for a realy informative online mag, I will be looking for the next issue in April... I hope you guys will get time to modle your own layouts. .....have a good one (new year that is)....steve

 

[docsnavely]

Once again, a great issue!!! Keep up the great work!!!!:thumb:

-doc

 

[belg]

Great job gang, I really enjoyed the Mag. I would like to ad one comment about the tichy sample pack,I bought one about a year and half ago and did not get the fire escape in my box and would say that there were alot more modern windows then old style like the ones I needed but still thought it was a good way to check out the different styles that were available. Mike C showed me a way to use windows designed for brick buildings in my timeframe in wooden structures. Pat

 

[Injector]

The photos looked blurry and seemed to be in 256 colors to me. Are they that way on purpose? Lee

 

[N Gauger]

The photos looked blurry and seemed to be in 256 colors to me. Are they that way on purpose? Lee

Nope - They are set for IE 6.0 or later & 800 X 600 17" monitor. They look fine on my 15" All pics were edited with Photosuite -- 16.7 million colors.

Anyone else having problems???

 

[Dave Flinn]

Great issue. Thanks to all who contributed and put it together. Are these going to be archived, so that we can refer back to them years down the road?

 

[N Gauger]

Great issue. Thanks to all who contributed and put it together. Are these going to be archived, so that we can refer back to them years down the road?

As long as THe Gauge is here - They will be here - The links are in the "Announcement" above the General talk Forum. They will stay there & the Mags actually are in the gauge's server

Thanks!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Chessie6459]

I am already working on something for the next issue. LOL

 

[Chessie6459]

Ed & Mikey, can we start to send in information now for the next magazine or would it be better to wait until feburary march to send the photo's, information in? Just wondering cause mine might take awhile. I have some photo's of the PRR E8's from railfest 2003, and a couple pictures of two NS Diesels with the new logo, one of them has the white face scheme on it. Let Me Know. Talk to you two later.