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Anyone tried these? Where can you get them, besides at HRM? Need to see if I can use PayPal.... http://hrmlasermodels.com/index.php

What are their GP7/9 shells like?

How do you it, with the least amount of damage?

What would you say they are (or was)?

Started to fiddle a wee bit...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BA2GCw-2Ab0&feature=youtu.be

What's it like?

Just put it here because I fiddle in the HO scale myself, but I've got to ask, with all the extras and what not, mind you....I do like the sound effects and all, but the smoke in the steamers, do we need it, it's far from realistic, but.....as I was saying, I've got to ask, has model railroading...

....any favourites on a steamer?

How come that Rio Grande and Southern didn't join Amtrak at first...? Did the railroad companies have to discontinue traffic before the Amtrak took over or did Amtrak take as is, could they choose which traffic to hand over or was it all or nothing?

Gentlemen.... How would you best recreate something like this CMStP&P #5938, in HO? Where do you start, which drivetrain would be best to use, etc., etc..?

What are the difference between the Bachmann Plus and Spectrum? Thought that I'd try one of the smaller steamers later on...

Are those travelling workers or homeless vagabonds still around, or are they long gone?

What are they like today, any good? Asking because of Athearns HO Milwaukee Road heavies....

Would the 4-8-0 be a smart move, for the manufacturers to do in HO?

Much like anyone, I love my big steamers, but after going through my Norfolk & Western...Steam's Last Stand and finding more of their branchlines, previously I'd only heard about the Abingdon Branch and their Virginia Creeper, now I've become more interested in these, I don't know....sideshows...

How many railroads owned them?

Martin Petrus Frederik Blomberg (December 11, 1888 in Östervåla, Sweden—1966 in Winter Park, Florida) was a US American engineer of Swedish origin. He became well known for the development of the truck frame for the diesel-electric locomotives of the Electro Motive Division (EMD). Early...

Going through some bits and bobs on my computer and came across this....have no idea when, where, who or what, but it does look like a mine to me and looking at the cars...early to mid '50s maybe? :confused:

This was interesting, even though a Mopar fan, never seen or heard about this before.... Chrysler Railroad Cars, or Mopar Freight Trucks: http://www.allpar.com/corporate/railroads.html