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You sure had to wait. I have had mine for some time now thanks to Fifer Hobbies.

Happy Birthday Val. How far north are you going? My favourite is Lake Superior North Shore.

Welcome to the Gauge MJC That is a sweet looking loco you have there.

Sorry to hear about the nasty experience your son had Tom Glen, that workspace is unbelievably tidy. For me, I did some more on the helix I am building which seems to be taking forever. I aslo started dismantling the old nolix on my layout that the helix will replace.

A perfect way to spend some vacation time Bob. Very nice work on painting and weathering.

Looks like a great place for a vacation. Get away from those noisy smelly trains eh!

Welcome to the Gauge modelsof1900. Your english is fine. Much better than my german Great handywork building that flatcar. That is an interesting looking load it is carrying.

Shunting on the Georgetown Sub. An HO P2K 0-6-0

Great weathering HD The ones in the photos look just like some of the ones being hauled by CN through Georgetown where I live. Welcome to the Gauge.

Xavier, there are so many inane commercials on TV that I am not sure which one you mean.

It's early yet and many people are still enjoying summer holidays here in the northern hemisphere. We usually have to wait for September and on to see anything new advertised.

Looks like all I will get done is another loop on the N gauge helix I am building.

Cav, as a kid a good friend of mine had marx train set with lots of extra track and when I used to visit him we had tracks going everywhere until his Mom set the limits. In those days, all I had was a Triang clockwork train set.

A nicely scenicked mountain Lynn. The rock work looks great. Looking forward to more.

History preserved EH! Cav. Nice photos. Brings back some of my childhood memories

David, what I have learned from this experience is to not leave any analog (no decoders) locos on a DCC track unless you have a throttle in hand adressed to 00 which is what analog locos use with Digitrax. DCC puts constant voltage on the track so when turned on full power is fed to a non...

Some great photos there Chris. Thanks for the link.

You never know what comes up with wiring EH! Will. Always something to learn.

No, no damage Chris. nothing fell to the floor. I was almost too embarrased to admit that this happened but I then thought it may help others who might do dumb things with DCC

Sounds very promising 77railer. Don, that western heat is a bit easier to take than our lower temp but higher humidity heat.