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Yes I have Winzip, I really appreciate you help. Will, unfortunately I don't have that, or any, issues of the Gazette. I used to subscribe to Model Railroader and the 2 N scale magazines. But since I switched to HO less than a year ago, I let the N scale subscriptions expire, and just...

Catt, That would be really great if it's not too much trouble for you. Philip, I am aware of that kit, but $125 (list price) just seems to high when you compare to Bar Mills Majestic Hardware for $90 which comes with a lot of extra's. But it's something like that I hope I will end up with...

I do have pictures of the prototype, I want to scratch build the depot in Simi Valley where I live (Santa Susana), but if possible, I would prefer to build it from drawings with dimensions instead of just building it from photos, if possible. I build it in N scale a couple of years ago (not too...

Maybe someone here can help. I'm looking for the plan/drawings of the 'Southern Pacific Standard Combination Depot #22'. I have been searching online but haven't been able to locate any. I did find out that Railroad Model Craftsman had an article in their October '91 issue about this depot...

I like the last one better. Not too much track, plenty of space for scenery, and still some switching possible.

Correct. Many switch machines such as Tortoises under the table swhitch has a DPDT (I think it is called 'double pole, double throw' but not sure) build in. , I have also seen some use the kind of micro dpdt swith you can buy at RadioShack both as switchthrow for holding the switch point and...

There might be 2 reasons why you locomotive stall when crossing the turnout. First, yes, that little metal thing sticking out is a connector for the frog. If you look closely, you can see there are gaps in all 4 rails going to the frog (the sharp point where the rails meet), so the frog is...

I like it, looks great :thumb:

Looks like a lot of fun. I'm sure you all had a great weekend

Good advise. I don't have the problem with modem hijacking since I'm using DSL, but I did have a problem with virus killing my computer sometime last year, and after spending some time restoring everything I finally decided to 'protect' myself. So right now I feel protected, I have both...

I think you should allow multiple choices, I am planning on model any era between 1900 - 1959.

Finished the bar today, still waiting for some shingles I ordered for the pizzeria. Have a few new pictures in http://community.webshots.com/album/120239824cliyao (img_5862 and 63)

looks good, can't wait to see more

Ralph, the stucco is durham's water putty dapped on with an old brush

and the pizzeria

This is what I have been working on for the last couple of weeks. I know it's slooow progress, but at least it's progress.

That would be so awesome to have an engine like that, but one can only dream... How much would you guess an engine like that #769 cost?, probably more than an average family car.

looks great, super job on that weathering.

Look what my little wifysita (wife) gave me for my birthday. Isn't she just the sweetest :) :D

thank you, thank you, thank you.