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Good job Bernhard Bernhard I read through your explanation and it seems to be perfect. I operate 1:1 steam traction engines. One of the long answer questions for the operators examination was to describe how a steam injector works using your own words. This is one of the most complex parts...

That's awesome!!! Someday I would like to be able to do this and have results half as good as you. Thanks for sharing. Mike

Thanks for the shots guys! They look great. I always make sure I check out any thread that you guys create as I find great pictures every time. Thanks for that.

Funny I never did see this message and I have been using ebay a lot in the last few days. I guess they forgot me. :( Anyway.... there are some good things i see in that list and not too much that will effect the way i do things. I am interested to see what some others view points are on this...

I am not so sure about where to find ion generators but for most electronics I am a big fan of Digikey.ca. I use them both for work related stuff and personal and they have never let me down.

what kind of product do you need? I know of many different suppliers but it depends on what you are looking for.

Me Too Here are my toys... This is what happened last week. After 3 full weeks of 20*C days.... So I decided to put it in the shed and change the tires. Now i just got to get them back on as the snow is now gone.

The BCR A pair of BCR C44-9Ws, note that they are the same road number. Both are Athearn models one a RTR and the other is a Blue Box. I will leave it up to you guys to guess which is which. And my current work in progress, this is some of the framing for a building i am scratch building...

Jeffrey, that's a pretty neat paintjob. Did you do that yourself or buy it that way, or something else??

YAY One whole year Happy birthday tooo yooooouuuuu! Happy birthday tooo yooooouuuuu! Happy birthday to the Gauge! Happy birrrrthhhhday tooooooooooooo yooooouuuuu! And many more!! sign1:thumb::thumb:

I wish I would get 25lb presents like that more often.:mrgreen: "hint, hint, to anyone who might read this and want to get me something" :thumb: Looks like a good haul. Personally I would have a hard time forgetting about an order like that. If I spent that kind of money on that much stuff I...

The company I work for commonly purchases resistors by the hundreds of thousands, for a 1 k ohm resistor the cost per piece range for us is .11 to .22 cents each, depending on size. In most cases if I drop a resistor on the floor it is not worth my time to pick it up. LEDs have a much larger...

1 Ohm is NOT correct. That will either fry the decoder, the light, or heat the resistor up so much you melt the loco. You should be using something like 1k(1,000) ohm 1/4 watt resistor.

Thanks Glen! I am thinking of scratchbuilding or something for the interior now. Also as the building with this kit is just a shell. I might look at another option for the building. Maybe I will even scratchbuild it all. I guess we will all just have to wait and see. :)

Never mind i have managed to find the answers my self. See this thread

??? Anyone ??? There must be someone out there who can answer this.

that was the best story i have read in a while. Thanks for sharing the laughs.

I am considering the HO scale Lucas Sawmill from JV models. All the pictures and builds i have seen so far make no mention of any of the interior details. I have seen scratchbuilt and details from other mfgs but i am wondering about what comes with the kit. Would there be someone out there...

That is very unique. Thanks for posting the story.

That looks interesting, Can you give us anymore details or a link to a online version of the story?