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New Post | Pete Nolan Today 09:33 PM | Flash, I think Texas law applies to this one, so an attorney will be the only qualified commentator. Generally, though, you are an "unincorporated association." Generally, your club cannot file... (71 views, 2 replies) | |
New Post | GaryHinshaw Today 09:27 PM | Ben - I'd be curious to see a shot of that Kato setup. It sounds like it's not as difficult as I was imagining. (But still pricey at $5 a truck... I wish BLMA would come out with these.) :) (211 views, 10 replies) | |
New Thread | Geep_fan Today 09:26 PM | Hello everyone I bought a Digitrax DH123 to install in my new athearn RTR GP35. I know the beacon lights up when I give it enough power on DC. is there a way to make the beacon flash on DCC? i'm... (4 views, 0 replies) | |
New Post | Laoch Today 09:23 PM | I started from scratch, turned off the speed tables, and set cv3, cv4 ,and cv10 to 0 in both locos. I also adjusted cv2, cv65, cv66, cv95 in my digitrax decoder and now I have both locos matched... (122 views, 7 replies) | |
New Post | jdcolombo Today 09:22 PM | Thanks! I wasn't sure about the whistle. The default whistle in the Tsunami sounds an awful lot like an N&W "J," and I figured that wasn't right. The only video of an AC-12 in action that I've... (104 views, 4 replies) | |
New Post | Tudor Today 09:21 PM | Well, I said 30. But just did a rough count after aquiring a decent orphan from a friend here. I have just over 40 active locomotives, and a handful of "projects". I don't have any new locomotive... (985 views, 44 replies) | |
New Post | sp4009 Today 09:17 PM | I think they said it was a 12+/- HP V-twin. I do know it has a hydra-static transmission with a chain drive to the axles, and yes, 7 1/2 inch gauge. (841 views, 26 replies) | |
New Post | tony22 Today 09:13 PM | I owned two of those Arnold S2s and they ran great on DC (maybe I was lucky?). I would love to see a DCC-ready version of these sweeties. In PRR, of course! (101 views, 10 replies) | |
New Post | Babbo_Enzo Today 09:10 PM | Well, not enterely correct, as I know from Bruce and my orders shipped as quick he can! For sure Bruce & Co will change the "way of life", changing the type of business 'till now so good builded to... (54 views, 5 replies) | |
New Post | JoeS Today 09:06 PM | Ok, I have to be "that guy" Sooooo if ya won the lotto, why do you need the cheapest? ;) :D Just asking...not trying to be mean... (370 views, 14 replies) | |
New Post | Mark Watson Today 09:04 PM | We're right on the half way point! Better get things going to make the deadline. :D :D (280 views, 15 replies) | |
New Post | Mark Watson Today 09:03 PM | Yes, hopefully. We're still just half way through, but I would have expected at least 2 or 3 entries by now. Is anyone out there at least planning to enter something? (103 views, 7 replies) | |
New Post | BarstowRick Today 08:49 PM | Downtown Dayton, OH just east of the Miami River Bridge you could find the remnants of two curved switches. They weren't on the main but served a small electric and steam generating plant for the... (179 views, 8 replies) | |
New Post | ddechamp71 Today 08:48 PM | If you don't solder you're likely commited to have kinks on your trackwork... Dom (698 views, 30 replies) | |
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New Post | jagged ben Today 08:42 PM | Well, he's probably right, although I hasten to add that I don't know if he knows way he's right. When there's a financial crash like a year and half ago, and consumer purchases drop, intermodal... (780 views, 15 replies) | |
New Post | christoph Today 08:41 PM | I have resin kits by Fine-N-Scale (FNS) and JnJ. The FNS are Pennsylvania X31 / X32 round roof box cars, and B&O M-53 box cars. The JnJ are the Milwaukee Ribside box cars. JnJ can be ordered from... (46 views, 2 replies) | |
New Post | Nick Lorusso Today 08:36 PM | These 2 might be a little old, but everything else looks good. If your going to get centerbeams look for red caboose they make some great ones. :tb-biggrin: (210 views, 10 replies) | |
New Post | CSXDixieLine Today 08:16 PM | Good idea to experiment with the different thicknesses of the hardbaord. That is really the only way to find out what will work best for you. In my case, I originally went with 1/8" strips because I... (464 views, 19 replies) | |
New Post | ram53 Today 08:10 PM | Dave: The link to the MT website is very helpful; I've often found their site a bit difficult to navigate. There is a lot of information there! Thanks, Richard. (549 views, 12 replies) |