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I have just scratched the name off now. I started off with a fingernail, then used a knife. You wouldn't know it was rubbed off just looking at it, although if you hold it up to the light you can see faint scratch marks. This isn't a problem for me as I'll probably end up weathering it.

Ah I see! Thanks for clearing that up.

What is a LPB? Is it a person? Thanks,

Thanks for your replies! I'm now trying to come up with a name, but I wondered how I removed the 'Tioga Logging Co.' that is already on it, and replace it with something like 'Walton Logging Co,'? Thanks, George

Oooh, BTW, I'm using double track mainline - should it be single? Thanks, George

Hi, I've just been to my local model shop, and they've got loads of On30 American logging stuff. At the moment I am in the track laying stage of a British outline model railway, so my first question is, "Can I keep my existing track if it uses 2nd & 3rd radius curves?" My next question is...

Go Hornby!! I got a motorised Hornby turntable yesterday for £45, and it is indexed electrically and physically - it waited at every output for 'pausing time'. The only problem is that it looks crap when you don't use all the outputs, so I think some plasticard would do the trick?? George

Just had a scout around the web and found this: http://www.hobbylinc.com/htm/atl/atl176.htm it looks like a unique atlas crossover :( George

Hi Mark, I don't see why you couldn't use Hornby Setrack instead of Atlas - one word of warning: don't use Hornby points as the ALWAYS derail so I would go for Peco Setrack and it will be the smae size, angle etc. I think Atlas may make some crossover for that central track, but I know...

Hi Mark, My advice would be to get down to your local model shop, buy 3 or 4 track plan books and talk to the people there - hopefully they'll be enthusiasts and have some layouts themselves and know what they're talking about. I have a book by C. J. Freezer on designing a layout - you can...