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March 2019

No, Boxcar Willie!

Then make a deal! What kind of deal? A Deal, deal! Maybe the guy's a Republican. "Business is business", right? Great movie.

My two Minis. How they started out. How they look now. And the most MISABLE day of their lives. They had just come back from the Vet after being given the snip.

Here is a pic for Willie. He is always ordering OJ with his meals. This a pic of the Tropicana train leaving Bradenton headed north and crossing the Manatee River.

I think we are going to need a bigger basement!

Try a different Locomotive if you have one. That would tell you if it is your Engine or the track.

Nothing works if you let out all of the smoke. Smoke keep all electrical things lubed and running.

Willie-- You can sprinkle instant grits onto and around the mound. It is safe for pets and doesn't hurt the environment. It has worked numerous times for me.

Here is another link for Pics of all different RR from around the world. Railroad Picture Archives.NET (rrpicturearchives.net)

1 Goat = 1 Goat. 2 Goats = a lot of Goats. Then Hal might have to expand his layout. Hmmm. Might want to get another goat.

Maybe you need to upgrade to an 8track cassette to play your background sound. Then you don't have to turn it over when it gets to the end.

Depending on how electronic savvy you are, this would work. Just add a switch between the power source and the rest of the circuit.

Just received this in an email last week. Haven't checked it out yet, but it does look interesting.

I do know that Railpro can run on a DCC system with no problems because the control signals don't use the rails unlike a DCC system. However they can still suffer from dirty track like DCC. The Ring Engineering power supply also acts as a signal repeater.

Not trying to start an argument, but what about some of the other control systems out there. I am working on designing my first real layout with a control system. Many years ago I had the standard DC operating system for a Marklen train set. Haven't had one since. However for the last couple of...