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We went for a walk and got a few pics.... I know not much:rolleyes:

lot of room to work on and not enuf hands.....:rolleyes: looking great tho:thumb:

Wow i just found this thread :eek: and im very sorry to hear the bad news, funny how life works. Any way as my grandfather said " them darn white coats arnt really sure of any thing but thier payday" some times i wonder if its true :roll:???? I do wish you a very heart felt sarrow in your time...

Man Jeff i wish i had the money that them people that own the trailer do.... leave the place and all lights full blast!!! nice look tho and love all the pics so far. Now to get my rear in gear.wall1

Wasnt sure if you were looking for something like a 90 ton so i went 70 ton. how could i forgetwall1 the nyo&w road that im doing (1956) had and bought that class from pennsy, i think they would look good:thumb:

How about a 70 ton hopper i know they were favored up til the 50's????

Welcome back scoob glad to hear your still hanging in there, yes i still remember what ive read and not have forgoten him or your families pain god bless you all. Onthe other hand glad to hear you getting to your dust layout hmm could you call it snow????

I agree very nice!!!:thumb::thumb::thumb:

jeez kyle if them tank cars leaked like that now days and at the prices you bet that car would be in the shop!! very nice touch and great pics to start with every one:thumb:

close but i should have said such as acids or other types of chemical. none the less your ideas will become of some use.:thumb:

i was wondering if any one would know what type of chemicals that would be used to make ither of the two?? thanks a lot.

im not sure if this has any link to that railroad but the NYO&W had lease to the Rome & Clinton rr and there was the Rome,Watertown & Ogdensburg rr. im not sure if these are any help or maybe what you need to start a reseach???:mrgreen:

its based on the new york ontario & western ry. in case you want to follow where im comming from i was just making a example.

by the book and the railroad we tend to model it calls for no more than a 3% grade and im limited to get to a 2.3% grade in a 17ft run.:confused:

very very nice cant wait to see the city scene done:thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb:

thanks for the reply guys and yes there will be some awsome sceanery number of bridges and a few gorges to cross.

i want to know how to configre grade percents such as a rise of 24 inches over a 13ft span:confused: thanks all

hello we have decided to spend some of our rebate on ho scale layout but nither one of us can design a layout for the NYO&W:confused: any way any one know of some one that designs them or a soft ware that is not a pocket driller???? thanks.

very interesting as i find my self wondering from spot to spot on our 14x3 layout. ill have to try that:cool:

outstanding blue:thumb: cant wait to see more! luckly our catzilla is deathly afraid of trains even in n scale:eek: