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Christian That is much like the members of this forum, many are good modelers and many of us are dummies!Thanks ! Only the first diesel is powered. The others are dummies.
Lol...just speaking about myself.
Christian That is much like the members of this forum, many are good modelers and many of us are dummies!Thanks ! Only the first diesel is powered. The others are dummies.
Hello Again !
Because I can't disassemble the Kato Unitrack without breaking something (I nailed it to the benchwork), I decided to keep the diesel. So it's a small N scale layout with a single locomotive.
Number boards are generally part of the locomotive shell. To change them, use appropriately sized decals, which are on most locomotive decal sets.H
Do you make the number boards yourself, if so could you explain how you manage this, I have a few locomotives with missing number boards and would like to fix that.
Last night, I either discovered a new wrinkle, or totally missed the link, but it used to be possible to access the game broadcast on both ESPN's web site, as well as NHL.com. In fact you had a choice of home or away. Last night I could not find a broadcast of the Caps - Flyers game on either web site, then remembered that a Philly FM outlet with a very strong signal, carried the Flyers game. I tuned in and was able to listen to the very exciting third period, and the Caps failed comeback effort.Professional sports have become shortsighted. Big money quick is all they think. Games on free TV should be looked at as an investment into the future.
The NFL became America's most watched sport because of free, broadcast TV.
I also have a spreadsheet that has not been kept up to date. I agree it's not worth bothering to say anything to my greedy insurance company. I consider myself self-insured.
Thank's, I've a few which I bought that were blank, probably replacement boards I think. Never thought of using small decals.Number boards are generally part of the locomotive shell. To change them, use appropriately sized decals, which are on most locomotive decal sets.
PRR used an after market number board on some classes of power. these are available from Cal Scale (Bowser) and possibly other manufacturers. Same finishing technique as outlined above.oards
Mikey, maybe we should start a club!Christian That is much like the members of this forum, many are good modelers and many of us are dummies!
Lol...just speaking about myself.
You could probably remove the nails by either using a old set of wire cutters to grip the head and use an appropriate piece of timber as a fulcrum to pull them, assuming you've left enough of the nail showing, or drill the heads off the nails and remove the track, either method you would have to be extremely careful doing so.Hello Again !
Because I can't disassemble the Kato Unitrack without breaking something (I nailed it to the benchwork), I decided to keep the diesel. So it's a small N scale layout with a single locomotive.
I'm in !!Mikey, maybe we should start a club!![]()
When I renumbered my Atlas PRR RS-11s to conform to the 1966 renumbering, I had to replace the scale 8" numerals on the cab with 16" numerals, and change all four number boards with the new number. Genesis GP9s were easier, as the road number didn't change, so the number boards remained the same, while the cab numerals changed from 8" to 16".Thank's, I've a few which I bought that were blank, probably replacement boards I think. Never thought of using small decals.![]()
Many of those CN units come from the Wabtec locomotive plant (formerly GE) in Ft Worth TX and are rebuilds from their shops. They have new paint jobs and are normally at the back of the locomotive consist. I don't think that they are actively providing power. Their facility is on the old BNSF main line there, as the new main now runs through the nearby Alliance Yard. The old main is still used by the Amtrak Heartland Flyer as well as many industries along the way.I often see NS, FerroMex and sometimes CN locomotives running attached to BNSF trains running through the town I live in.
Thank's, I've found a set at Microscale.When I renumbered my Atlas PRR RS-11s to conform to the 1966 renumbering, I had to replace the scale 8" numerals on the cab with 16" numerals, and change all four number boards with the new number. Genesis GP9s were easier, as the road number didn't change, so the number boards remained the same, while the cab numerals changed from 8" to 16".
Curt: Could be the flu...Home Covid tests, don't test for the Flu...watch that it doesn't settle in your lungs.Afternoon All,
Got up this morning with a scratchy throat and stuffy head. Did another test and I'm still Covid negative. I've had this damn cold off/on for a couple of months. Ran several errands and finished up taking down the HOA lights. It may be 2 months before I get the kit I ordered.
Smudge- Like Joe said earlier I have used Bowser boards. If I can remember correctly, they come in 3 or 4 number versions. I use a P-Touch for the numbers.
Terry- I hope someone can enjoy some of my stuff after I'm done.
Christian- A huge amount of planning and work went into that but it's way too much spaghetti for me.
Willie- Your build looks very good.
Sherrel- Good video and great looking MOW train.
Troy- Your supper looks yummy. I'm having potato soup and sandwiches.
I hope everyone has a good night.
I did visit their site, but unfortunately their site is down, so seeing a diagram and a part number isn't quite what I was hoping for.Smudge- Like Joe said earlier I have used Bowser boards. If I can remember correctly, they come in 3 or 4 number versions. I use a P-Touch for the numbers.
Yep, when you do not pay insurance forProfessional sports have become shortsighted. Big money quick is all they think. Games on free TV should be looked at as an investment into the future.
The NFL became America's most watched sport because of free, broadcast TV.
I also have a spreadsheet that has not been kept up to date. I agree it's not worth bothering to say anything to my greedy insurance company. I consider myself self-insured.
And yet we all happily congregate in the coffee shop, to pass our time.Christian That is much like the members of this forum, many are good modelers and many of us are dummies!
Lol...just speaking about myself.
But …but….but, then the dinosaurs are larger! Scarier!Of course with N you can make a more complicated layout for more dinosaurs and cactus on the same table top
