Wow. A 19th century 2-8-0. It is brass and steel...and beautiful! I wonder how long it has been since their was a mass produced brass locomotive in On3...or for that matter, a new brass On3 locomotive for way under $1000.

I hope they follow up with a DSP&P version, as they did with their large scale version...with a Nesmith stack and Baldwin green paint.

She'll take 18" curves in On30 and 24" in On3. They are offering her in both modern and old versions. I'll start saving...I sure hope that this means a Mason Bogie could be on the way (they've offered one in large scale)...but I doubt it. A Florence and Cripple Creek locomotive would be the next most logical prototype...they operated on the D&RGW, RGS, Southern Pacific, Uintah, and a variety of others.

Hi guys, this is the other module that i would like to bring to the new gauge :mrgreen:

Its my HO scale Photo Diorama, you guys may recognize it, but if you dont, or your new to the gauge, here you go, hope you enjoy :mrgreen:

Somebody screwed up and let me know where to come. I am definitely NOT totally stupid 'cause I got a smart mouth. Sure is nice to see the old gang straggling in.

Lynn

I have arrived.

What is your current project or the one on which you were working most recently?

Mine is a string of passenger cars. Last night I installed half the interior sheathing of a baggage car and scribed the floor. My most current picture is of the windows read to install. 9 windows for the car (1 spare) and 1 window from my pay car for a size perspective.



What else are people working on?

Michael

Hello Kids! Thanks for the invite!

It's time to get this party started.

:band2"


Question. How'd some of you dudes get those cool avatar license plates?

What I find interesting to this is that my switching layout will be undergoing a re-birth of sorts in a few weeks. Co-incidence? I think NOT!

Thanks for the invite.

I Just want to draw attention to Benchridge Benchworks website. This is a benchwork manufacturer, so it won't appeal to everyone.

However, if you have been putting off that decision to build, this may be your opportunity to get involved and start that railroad. Benchridge Benchworks is new and their site is just being built up. You can visit them at: http://www.benchridge.com/

He there, everyone looks like we've got a new place. I hope to see all the familiar faces wander in over the next few weeks :mrgreen:

I did want to point out one thing done right already - the logo in the upper left - it looks sharp!

And realize we are all even on post counts, now

Kevin

Is the Gauge railroad still around or does it belong to that other forum? I have yet to get around to painting up a car for it.