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The front has moved off to the out-skirts of town...at least until the tanks get there! ;)

It looks great! I wonder what those LPB's are thinking? "oops..."

Where's the smoke and flames?? :)

Also check out NTE electronics incorporated. They sell the 1.6mm's as well. www.nteinc.com

You look ready for the catalog pages! Showing off the new "spring" collection... BTW - those pics from the show are great!

Sometimes the best discoveries and inventions are just big accidents...you know, stuff like bubble gum and motor oil...:D :D :D

If anyone is interested to know exactly how much juice they have running through their new foam cutter then remember Mr. Ohm and his law: I=E/R. Amps=Volts/resistance. And when you have amps you can have watts! It's great!! Sorry. I get a little excited about electricity. I guess I am married...

Well, the resistance of #10 AWG copper wire is .00118 ohms per foot and can handel 30 amps at 120V. so the way I'm looking at it #10 is a great size wire for cutting foam! More power!! EZ is right in that you will burn out the transformer long before anything happens to that wire. :)

That guy sure looks conforable in that nice big chair...what a job!!

That's funny!! :-) No problem! I really hope you can make it to Sumpter someday. Great railroad and awesome country...

It might be worth a trip out to Oregon to check it out. They have abeen doing a little work on the line and have recently extended the trackage to the old Sumpter depot. Check out there web site. www.svry.com

There's always the little North fork of the Santiam...Afterall, it's in Oregon!! :-)

Hey Sumpter250, Have you ever been to Sumpter Valley out here in Oregon? I'm curious were you got the name...There's a great railroad out there that is a blast to ride on...The run a Hysler. My Dad got me up into the cab when I was a kid... What a hoot!

Good questions... I don't think you need to justify it at all! Obviously the CN is "managing" operations on the M & N...Just until they get their offices up and running Then, once that's done, the M & N will be able to paint up some engines and cars with the M & N logo on them and start...

It seems to me that you can name it pretty much anything. Sky's the limit. Although, some names would be just plain silly. My layout is based on Burlighton Northern. (Although UP, SP and even NYC gear has been known to rumble through once in a while ) But then the BNSF shares the line with...

Wow! what a great idea! With a little thought and imagination you can make just about anything...:)

That is fantastic work Marc! Wow! You have inspired me to order and try some of those techniques! I can't wait!

Well who knows the truth. My Dad could have been yanking my chain (He did that quite well) He said people found it walking the old Sumpter Valley grade over Mt. Dixie. He said it had gone off of one of those switchbacks going up the Prarie City side. Narrows that down don't you...

Hey Pitchwife! it's nice to see another "Oregonian" around! I've been to John Day many times. My Dad grew up in Bates on the other side of Mt Dixie so he was always dragging me over there when I was a kid. My grandpa was a D-8 mechanic for Oregon Lumber. (Love the Sumpter Valley RR!!!)...