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Looking good, Robin. You'll like the Yardmaster kits, they go together easy, and look great!-

Haven't checked on this in a while, Tom, looking very good, great modeling skills there!

All that I got done was building an Accurail autorack ( these go together so nicely ) and a covered hopper. Ran trains very little, spring has sprung and there were priorities, as the weather was nice Sat., & Fri. waiting to see if I had to work Fri. & Sat., didn't want to get involved in...

I know what it means or refers to, Jon.

Very, very nice, Robin.-:thumb: You crossed over, eh! Looking forward to the progress.

Happy Birthday - :wave:

Good for you Ray, and for your wife, that helps them take their mind off where they are. I don't know about your wife but they tend to get bored after awhile as we look and search, just like I get bored when they shop and take forever. Glad you found some deals.:thumb:

What a haul, Jon, I don't know who's gathering up engines faster, me or you?!? If nobody here can answer the question. I can't, try and get a hold of Nigel from the Atlas forum, he's is the NWSL expert, or might know what else can be used.

I like it, it's easier to change forums. JMO

Great work, as usual, Jon!-:thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

Very nice, Jon. Isn't 'Fanny' a bad word over there. :D

Welcome Aboard, Willis. - No cornflakes or creepy rice here, though.-

Let's see: Right now I'm waiting to see if I have to work tonite & or tomorrow, so if I do modeling will be at a minimum. If not, I have an Accurail TriLevel I want to build, start sorting out my engine projects ( been collecting parts - now it's time to sort what goes with what ), I'm still...

Happy Birthday - Modelers -

Happy Birthday - :wave:

Let's see: For what I planned I didn't get too much done. Fri. after work I went a met with a fellow modeler and did some swapping, picked up 7 engines. By the time I got home I had been up 24 hrs so I laid down for a nap and well I was tired-:sleeping: , didn't get up til 2am 12 hrs later...

Any equipment from the 50's on will use the flat back, as for size 33" for 70 ton & less cars, 36" for 90 ton & above except the 125 ton cars which used 38" wheels. Simply put, any questions, ask. To determine the ton rating look at the CAPY on the car data & divide by 2000 i.e. 140000 lbs...

Very nice Jon, Thanks for the pics and the idea!-:thumb: :thumb:

With the weight and being all metal it will resonate sound more, but I get that with metal wheelsets on my plastic cars. Check to make sure you have the rail in the joiners, I 've overrode them with EZ Track before and didn't know it because it locks together, you might have some high joints...