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You don't say what the number is on the cab and I also preseume that it is HO. Without that, it would be difficult to give you an answer. In any event, I ASSume that you have purchased one of the better price guides for AF. This would give you a definitive answer.

Sheesh. I have used Atlas turnouts for over 20 years and have had very few problems with the Custom Line turnouts. Snap Switches, yes, but not the Custom Line. I've had more problems with the Shinohara (Lambert/Walthers) than Atlas. Oh, well... To each his own and the Ice Man has his pick...

I'm not familiar with that number so I checked the Walthers listing. It doesn't have as much travel and has selectable end fittings. It is nearly .023 shorter in its throw. Both are sprung. I'm curious, why did you select that one rather than the 202?

I cut off the throw rod and use wire to connect to the CI Ground Throw. You can see how I do this on the Central Indiana Division, NMRA web site in the tips pages (directly at: http://cid.railfan.net/ground2.html or in the NMRA Introduction to Model Railroading pages at...

Just a reminder that the NMRA has a set of 'Introduction to Model Railroading' pages to help answer a number of questions that folks may have when they first get into or return to model railroading. You can find them at: http://www.nmra.org/beginner/ Roger Hensley - KC9EJI

It must be February (similar problem last year). There was an empty Grain Train shoving south to Emporia out of Anderson when three cars left the track. There are photos on the RRsof MadCty site at http://madisonrails.railfan.net/. Just click on the three thumbnails on the home page to get...

Again this year, with permission, Doug Scott of Railfan Express, http://www.scotware.net/ has made a screen saver from the NMRA calendar. Last year's screen saver is still available as well. This is free to all and may be accessed from a link at the top of the NMRA home page at: http://www.nmra.org/

Everything on the NMRA web site is open to all except for the two 'Members Only' discussion lists. When you visit, you will notice that there are changes coming in the Standards and RP area as well as potential changes in the structure itself. No, the NMRA isn't dead. It may have been...