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Walthers makes some pretty nice looking styrene brick sheets. I don't recall the size it comes in but it will be on thier web site.:eek:

In that case I'll bet a case on the Badger.:eek:

Hey shamus, one word EXCELLENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:eek:

Hey Shamus, by the looks of the car and truck, and the building design I don't think computers were invented yet.:eek:

2 bucks on the badger. Living in Wisconsin I've seen a few of those. Even had one chase me though the woods once.:eek:

Same thing I was thinking, a few people would go well.:eek:

All I have to say, if it matters ( and and I hope it does ) is that for the short time I have been on this forum any one of you gentlemen can visit me next time your passing though Wisconsin. I would consider it a honor and a privilage to shake your hands and talk trains.:eek:

Atlas does make a step down or up rail joiner, from 83 to100 or the other way around depending which way you face it. Also Walthers makes a short transition track that is on a taper. On the atlas web site www.atlasrr.com they call it a transition joiner.:eek:

PLBAB: I assume you are using foamboard for your base on top of the plywood. I used Liquid Nails glue to attach the foam to the plywood then I glued down my cork roadbed using the same. For the track I first pinned it down using small finishing nails to make sure everything lined up then...

Nice bridge!! Is it scratch built or a kit?:eek:

Hey Mike, I'm running the HEATHER VALLEY R.R. here in Wisconsin. Its a freelance division of the old CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN. By the way my daughters name is Heather hence the name:eek:

Now thats my kind of engine!!!!!!!1:eek:

For my passenger service I run the old style cars with steam . I have one set of early sixties C&NW cars but as of right now my curves are just to tight for them. I guess I will have to wait till I get further down the line on my layout and open up some room for them.:eek:

My layout is 43" to 48" tall and if you sit down on a regular chair all you see is the table edge. So I got a nice cushy bar stool to sit on and it works great, plus standing up it is a good height to work on, I'm 6' tall.:eek:

I think thats what every scene needs, a little greenery.:eek:

Whoa!!! that was wild ,I'm so lost by all that I think I'm going to have to rest.:eek:

In the newest Model Railroader mag. Athearns has a Trinity covered hopper in DM&E'S yellow and blue colors. In the feedmill where I work the CP tracks run about 20 feet from the building, I see many DM&E hoppers and box cars go by each day.:eek:

I just had another thought, I know two thoughts in less than an hour something huh, out of all the railroads past and present in northern have of the U.S. I think the Canadians own about 1/3 of them now!:eek:

Hey guys, don't forget the Wisconsin Central, Wisconsin Southern, Green Bay & Western, Twin Cities Western, Algoma Central Soo Line, Milwaukee Road you want me to stop now!!:eek:

I think restart feature 18 is a dcc code, so the problem might be in the decoder. You could try disconnecting the decoder and run it manualy to see if it is a motor problem.:eek: