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http://www.golfmanorhobbies.com/ However, before you try them, I may have some in my wheel box. Could you post a pic of what you need? Golf Manor is the only source of Rivarossi parts I know of. They bought out the parts inventory when Rivarossi went belly up. I've dealt with them...

It will do you just fine...who runs stack trains and auto-racks anyway...:p:p:p

Hey, Scoob, good to hear from you. Hard to believe it's been 2 years. Blessings, grace and peace to you and yours this bittersweet anniversary, BC

No doubt jewels to behold when you're done with them, Doc:thumb::thumb::thumb:

Keep your eyes peeled for the Pizza Planet delivery truck from the Toy Story movies:thumb::thumb::thumb:

Taking the kids to see "Wall-e"...

Prepping for the 4th...

ooops...:mrgreen: http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p96/1shaygetz/pfm-1.jpg

:mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen:Been there, done that...and I assure you that the PFM/United parts store is most definitely not available at the moment.:thumb: The ad is from MR and has a weathered one in it done by the late John Allen.

Beautiful piece there, TrainNut. It looks like a PFM/United Sierra #38. I have an ad on my Photobucket page. Did it ever have a trailing truck? That old open frame motor would spank any DCC chip---and most modern transformers--- like a bad school boy, they just don't make buzzers like that...

...you can't find anything in a crafts store useful for modeling.

The depleted uranium was a running joke between him and other modelers. It simply meant lead, which is a form of depleted uranium. The loco itself was a marvel. He took two Model Power U-30s and spliced them together to make a monster he called an U-60. He machined a frame to completely fill...

Well, I guess I'll be buying some shares in Evergreen Styrene and Klappler Lumber...:thumb:

Consider it a badge of honor...nice pics.:thumb:

Looks like another bash for me. This one is based on a prototype seen in a yard some time back...

...if you agree with your wife that your friend's trains are "cute".

Old school...sweet.:thumb:

You probably know them by another term---FRED Flashing Rear End Device---the little box mounted on the coupler at the end of trains now.

I do a lot of this type modifying as I prefer the cheaper locos over the expensive (simple economics and the joy of twisting heads at a train show with a Tyco "Golden Eagle" C 630 that can pull 25 cars:mrgreen:). I've found that flattening lead sinkers and applying them directly over the...