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After crossing into Florida the Gauge Boxcar #101976 was dropped by thr L&N and switched to a CSX consist heading southwest to the Gulf Coast town of Pandyville just North of Clearwater. In the consist there also was Gauge boxcar #016190 loaded with feed for Panda Farms. CSX GP-38 engines # 6638...

I just received the car, well packed, arrived in fine condition, great paint job 88, will post photos ASAP. Andrew Florida

Bonky, sorry to hear of your present status, but hang in there it will get better. Unfortunately most of us have also been there at one time. Once I was out of work for over a year, I used to job hunt every day and at night I had a small boat and I fished most if the night and sold the fish to...

Darn those train robbers, got all that molasses, peanuts and the honey baked ham's. Hope they don't find all those jugs of Graham County's Finest before it crosses the Georgia/Florida boarder. Great photos Tyson, and a good story line, I will try to keep it going when it gets here. I am...

As per 88's list unless it has changed since it was posted I am next on the list, I will PM you my address Good to hear that the boxcar is traveling well. Some very nice photos posted of it's travels so far.

Robin, That is really great work, what you have done with cardboard looks better than some of the Walthers expensive kits. And a great tutorial. You should enter it in one of the monthly photo contests when it's finished.

I have been trying to figure a way to add figures to my N scale layout without gluing them down permanently and this morning while cleaning my G scale trains I noted that all of the figures are mounted on a clear plastic base. I took a heavy plastic pack that my two way radios came in and with a...

Welcome back Thor, sorry to hear of your heart attack, hope you are getting better, I know where you'r at, I had open heart surgery 5 months ago and I am just starting to feel better now, programed excercise has really helped me recover, and don't overdue anything. Best Regards, Good Luck...

Nice photos david, I think that I am after Tyson, can't wait till it gets here. Hope he leaves a sack of peanuts on board.

I tried to add this photo to my previous post but could not figure how to do it in the edit mode, anyway I used the plastic mesh for the fence around my horse corral to make it look like split rail, and the ladder that is leaning against the farmers market which needs a little more trimming on...

You can also purchase syringes in a pet store in various sizes and capacities, they are used to give dogs, cats, birds and small animals medications.

Andrew I use that plastic mesh also, the craft store near me sells it for about .50 a sheet in several colors and hole sizes, I model N scale and I have used it for windows, fences, ladders, a cross to replace the one on top of the church that I broke off and a few others that I can't think...

That program works fine, I usually take my photo's at about 85K because I also use railimages and their max is 100K. I have reduced some of my photos down to 40K and have not noticed any great change in the picture quality. I also down loaded the help file, there's a lot more to that program...

Rockislandmike I am not sure if I did this correct so you would include my Gauge box car in your register, I posted 2 photos of my N scale Gauge box car #106190 in the thread as directed by N Gauger, is this the correct way to have it included? 2nd question what would the correct...

Mike Thats a great looking bridge, a few HO scale figures walking on it and one taking photos of the valley at the middle of the bridge would kick your super dioarama up a notch.

Another photo showing a little more of my N scale layout.

Attached photo of my Gauge Box Car, N scale, a 40'0" plug door box car, Gauge # 106190 to add to your roster if you want to.

Have you tried www.wholesaletrains.com I have purchased from them and have been very satisfied with their service, and they have a large inventory, you can order by phone or on the web. Go to their web site type atlas in the search box, select your scale and you can view their stock. Hope this...

I have ordered from Atlas both online and by phone, some items you can only buy direct. You can send them an email they will respond promptly, you can open an account if you don't have one already and purchase online they will tell you if the item is in stock or if you want to back order, or...

With good imaging software and a few photos if you know what you are doing you don't have to climb anything, just sit in front of your computer and fake up anything that you feel like. Most of the wild scenes that you see on TV and in the movies today are computer generated. And I agree with...