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AFAIK the Blackstone models engine is pretty much ready to be released onto the market. http://www.blackstonemodels.com/ and there will be a sound version as well as a plain jane silent version!

lol, thats cool, thought id put the offer in. its not too difficult to find if ever you want to pay us a visit anyway.

got my Consol from them (the UK guys that is) and was very impressed with their service. As for where my club is - click on the word homepage in my signature, it will bring up the club`s homepage, but we are actually based in Crawley is West Sussex (I myself live in Welwyn)

Been a while since ive updated this but there has been a big house move and mum got ill, recovered from it and now is getting married so things have been busy over my way! As for the sparks - got my hands on a grand total of ten B unit shells now so 201 and 202 are about to get some serious...

Feel free to come down to my club one friday evening - we have quite a few members wth On30 layouts (myself included) who would be more than willing to lend you a hand!

finished cutting down the cab on a bachmann 44 Tonner to make it look like an LIRR prototype - just got to figure out where it would exhaust from now!

Wasnt there one road in america that had sleepers - the Newfoundland line???

hum, bridge or high performance four wheel drive on a twisty road? wonder which one most people would choose!

Little bit of info for you. 8054 herself is down the bottom of the list along with her sisters! http://www.trainweb.org/csxphotos/html/z_CSX-yb.html take a look at her in all four paint schemes.

it will make it around a 22" anything (more or less) will take a 36" curve without any hestiation.

i still havent been able to decide on my track layout for my line! got something in mind but got to get the On30 up and running first!

the old rivarossi line is actually starting to come out as the Hornby International line - look out for them soon!

arent graphitti artists why american police forces have shoot to kill policies?

the tail track is a bit short but it does the job. The big connie arrived today and we have a few ideas for the layout at the club!

would using a block of square stripwood be another way of making these? (less time consuming?) Very good idea though, the ESTR is about to get a huge population of these things (well they are everywhere in 2006!)

Well heres something for all you On30 people out there (of which i am one!) Some progress shots of my 0n30 layout. And some clearance checks with a BVM Ore Jim Buck car

lets see my first locomotive was a hornby thomas, which unfortunately didnt last very long as i was only six at the time. my first proper locomotive is this one - an Atlas GP40 high nose (along with the bachmann FTA that i was given around the same time) My newest locomotive (bar the...

err yes they do in the UK, but only as a limited edition one (my sister being a "girly" girl has got one!)

yes it doesn mean As Far As I Know! and yes, it would explain why a limited number of roads used them - most road would probably have rather had a "proper" passenger units such as the PA or E series rather than what was effecitvely a full sized "kitbash" of a freight unit.

yes there are several books out on PRR and NYC equipment, you just have to look for them! Ive got a dozen or so!