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Yeah... but you removed an entire section of the forum! :eek:

It seems to just be disbled in this particular board of the forum, i edited a post in the Logging and Mining sections just a bit ago, and the option is still there in the HO scale forum. edit: (lol) it works! :thumb:

Looks like you're gonna have a heck of an operation there :thumb: Also, a little molten solder never hurt anyone... too badly!

You've got a list going there heh. I'd love to see the australian 2-6-2, they had some really neat locos. I'm glad i built in the basement, it's nice and cool in summer and warm in the winter. edit: somehow when i use the term au ssie (without space) it turns into aussie Who's been playing...

Love that ol 2 6 0! It looks well used and ready to do some work, and the tipple is very well done. You can see the light poking through the cracks! :mrgreen:

vBulletin is weird software, if the admin changes something in one part of the code manually, other bits are shifted around, but i think the option to let users edit their own posts is simply a checkbox in the Admin CP. This is my experience with phpBB talking though.

This post is from 2005. sign1 And not only do i use multiple forums, i even moderate a few.

You mean the loader crane on the flatcar? Probably dont need chock blocks/stops because they're self-propelled, and with extensions between the car's rails they can traverse the length of the train. I know i'd still jam a wedge of wood or two under the wheels in transit if i were working one...

Looks like there's work bein done, both in scale and real life sign1 Thanks guys!

I like! You do those old short log trucks great justice :thumb: How's about a pup bunk trailer for it to pull? :mrgreen:

It might also keep some things on the circuit board from shorting out on metal frames. You could probably remove it carefully, and use something else to insulate the area the decoder is installed in.

Some of your pics didnt take, Bill :confused: That's about how it goes when i take my heisler or shay down to the club... i'm constantly in the way of those diesel guys! sign1 Now the club has some of it's own home power, an SD40-2 and a GP60, so i run them sometimes to keep up appearances...

I thought that was just G scale at first... Wow! Must be 7.5" or 7.25" gauge.

Love the loaders hanging the tongs over the rails, heck, the whole thing is good. Cant wait to see more :thumb:

If you've got Excel (or an xls file viewer), you can check out the micro-trains website conversion tables. :thumb:

I think the auto-reversers are made by a company called Circuitron.

The reverse loops should be possible, cant really see a problem there if you're willing to invest some $$$ in electronics. There's two auto-reverse units at my local club and they're awesome. CNJ999 he's already built the layout lol! Look at his youtube link^^^^^

When you start getting into the larger scales RC and battery control is fast becoming an option as battery sizes decrease and life increases. DCC is the way to go if you're not ready to take that plunge, i cant tell ya how cool a little geared On30 steamer is when it's waddling down the tracks...

The bridge deck makes me a tad envious! sign1 Heck, the whole thing. Glad to see your tear down going to good use. :thumb:

I've seen these pics before, they are of Russian Children's Railways. As for these crossings they really dont look complicated to make, give it a whack at soldering some brass rod or gluing some styrene. :thumb: