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Ron... You should really be proud of yourself!:thumb::thumb::thumb: You have done a wonderful job, not only on the kit, but also on the step-by-step you posted on your website. I am looking forward to seeing the completed project............keep up the inspiring work!:thumb:

Kurt...Great history lesson!:thumb: But as you well know............I prefer to makeup my own "facts":winker::mrgreen::twisted:.

Great pics everybody!!!:thumb::thumb::thumb: Lets do the old........ Before After

Well Gus, first of all, Thank you:thumb:. I wish I could shed a little light on this engine but sadly I know next to nothing besides the fact that it was built in 1942:oops:. When it came time to put the details on it (stacks and horn) I could not find a picture. I did find a pic of NP VO1000 #...

Wayne, you don't know the half of it......Deano was also helping me over-come a slight technical difficulty in the weathering on my new VO1000. I don't think there is anyone who goes to greater lengths to help and encourage other modelers than Deano........and he is the fastest detailer in the...

jawdropThose cars are AWESOME!!!! Big Ed is one lucky fella:winker::thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb:

Good stuff, Deano, Good stuff!!!!:thumb::thumb::thumb: It's always nice to see your great pics and learn something too:winker:. Congratulations on breaking the snowfall record..............I think.:winker::gaptooth:

Herc...I have to second Deano's remarks about your work: It is absolutely beautiful:thumb::thumb::thumb: and I have to keep reminding myself that it is N scale:eek:.....That just makes it even more spectacular! Can't wait to see what's next!

Great job!:thumb:...........The clouds look so realistic and as others have said, the colors are just right!:thumb::thumb::thumb:

Very nice work!:thumb:......all of it!:thumb::thumb::thumb:

Good pick Deano!...........I stayed out of this one because I saw merrits in either choice. The one with the brick building was my favorite however................so it must be the right choice:twisted::gaptooth::winker:

Great tips for the train show Deano!:thumb::thumb::thumb: Maybe one of these years I'll get to go to a real one:cry:..... The article was also neat:thumb::thumb::thumb:.....thanks for sharing. I want you to know something. Because of you and your great enthusiasm for railfanning (among other...

Great job!:thumb::thumb::thumb:

I have no doubt that you will find the SP unit in her new "clothes":winker::thumb:. That post, btw, was "vintage Deano"..........thankyou for sharing:thumb::thumb::thumb:.

This might help in some way...it's all I found: Railroad Line Forums - Caboose Industry Ground throw with terminals

Thanks Deano!:winker::thumb: btw...I really love that second pic of #833:thumb:....what a great looking engine!!!!

Deano... I think you have spoiled us:cry:. After seeing your most excellent work all this time, it is easy to almost take it for granted:oops:. I just re-read your posts: "about 8 hours of adding a couple decals, detailing parts (including adding the roof platform for a GPS system)...

Wow! great photos everybody!:thumb: Kurt...It is awesome to look down the length of your street and see it all in focus:eek:....sweet! Deano...can't wait to see all the extras added:thumb:

Great job Deano!:thumb::thumb::thumb: I don't own any train videos/dvds.......I always thought they were just too expensive:cry:..............however you have moved me to re-think my position. I don't mind thinking...I just don't want to make it a habit:winker::twisted:.

Jacques, I never would have guessed that this was not an all-wood project:eek:. Excellent job on the coloring and weathering:thumb:. I would just echo what the others have said....it looks great right now, but a little framing would finish it off perfectly:thumb::thumb: Great job!