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...And It Never Really Ends, Does It? That's absolutely hilarious, Topo. Thanks! P.S. Don't forget Blake posting to say that he can custom paint your stock lightbulb (light bulb?) for you....and 3 others who have one of his custom jobs to expound his quality work, 6 more to beg for the...

Here's a bit of info for you, Val - I was in my LHS the other day and saw the exact same locomotive you got. It was marked down from $1200.00 to a meagre $900.00! :eek: :cry: :eek: :cry: :eek: Just thought you might like to gloat to yourself. :thumb:

Isn't That Cool! Fascinating, Fred! Let's have the goods - How does it scale out? What did you have to do to convert it? Looks like the "face" just popped off, buffers were removed, and couplers installed. From what I see, it looks like you were able to retain the spoked wheels, which look...

Thumbs Up! I love railtrucks and other assorted funky critters, and this is an excellent example. Well done! :thumb:

Say, Anachron - In the first picture you posted...Isn't that the building you built with the vacuum-cleaner tubes? ;) Excellent!

Wow - talk about starting off with the good stuff! Look like you'll be off to one smooth-running start. :thumb:

Hmmmm. Tide In, Or Out? That's some nice work, Woodie! :thumb: Maybe Jim Marksberry will add water to your picture for you...Then you could have both. Well, photo-wise, though. :rolleyes:

The Plunge Has Been Taken... Well, I now have the Prodigy Advance system on the way to me, and will look forward to using a simple DCC system. I forewent the Prodigy as I had heard that there were Broadway Limited sound function issues...which have been rectified with the Advance system...

Wal Mart...Ewwwww. Well, as much as I loathe "that place", the next time I have no choice but to be there, I'll be on the lookout, too. Thanks, Harold! :)

Awe-inspiring Work! In N scale no less! That's incredible workmanship, Bill. Any chance of posing him on that outstanding module you built? ;)

Cool! A simple, yet beautifully done structure. :thumb: You rule, Eds.

Excellent! Having seen some of your past work, Eddie, I'm not surprised that you've done such a fine job on this project. Simply superb. I can't wait to see it installed on your layout. :thumb:

Beautiful pictures! Thanks for sharing, Chris. :thumb:

Cool! Hey - That's outstanding. :thumb: More, please. :)

Tokin' In The Shower? Hey, add me to your list of well-wishers, Ken! Hang in there and remember that multiple hurricanes couldn't get you, so neither will a bug. :thumb:

Just picked up my copy on the way home this evening. I'll peruse the issue from end to end over a few cups of coffee, in front of the fire tomorrow morning. Not as much fun as when The NG&SLG comes home, but it'll do.

I stand in awe of your courage, Lady Spitfire. I haven't the mettle to try with my own BLI C-16. Hats off to you for your amazing weathering job! :thumb: :thumb:

Wonderful pictures - Thanks, Harold! :thumb:

Well, it's been a loooooooong while since I've updated, so here goes. :) :) The trackwork I'd hoped to accomplish is done!! :) :) While the whole circuit isn't yet handlaid, it is all in place and trains run through the whole existing layout. This was completed a day before my model...

That's one cool picture!