Lee, I saw it and it is original. I have several. Did you get the ET one also? Mike

Just got this from an ebay win, looks for sure like 1930s paper, not printed off someone's computer. I'm curious what the rest of you think, as I've never seen one in person before... Lee

Johnny ... pls contact me off-list via email. I don't have your current email addy and have a couple questions re: a project I'm working on. Thx. -- Jim King http://smokymountainmodelworks.com

All, The October ET&WNC RR Historical Society Newsletter is in the mail, those of you who are members should receive them early next week. Thank you Curtis for all the latest Society and ET related

Johnny: I just received my copy of the latest, double copy of the "Every Time With No Complaint" magazine. After a quick flip through, I can only say...WOW! Great effort. Mark Lewis Narrow gauge

I'm posting this across some different groups. Apple recently announced a new operating system named Catalina. I found out from a friend in Virginia who posts photos to his website that Catalina only

Just a quick note to say the latest issue of ETWNC went out from the printer nearly a week ago. Unfortunately, when I got my extra copies there was an issue with the roster that is in the back of the

Looking good sir. Bill Uffelman

BLUE FOAM TAKES ON SOME COLORS AND TEXTURE. On my On30 logging mini layout I used Blue Foam landforms in anticipation of this layout depicting the ET &WNC. Even learned to carve the foam to look like

Chris, This is a big big help! The article and track plans are great!! Also, thank you for your input regarding the small shed. I will try to model a small speeder in O scale to fit inside and be

Tom and all, I'll post a link to the 3-2 1990 Issue of the Stemwinder where John and I had a few photos of Linville and a map (early map for me) of the Linville track plan. Since that map did not show

Hello Bill, I too have studied photograph number two and noticed the switch and wondered where it went. You are giving me valuable information. I wondered if you could post a copy of that 1916

Look at the track in front of the water tank in the second picture and you will see a switch that goes off to the right. This is the railroad west switch for a 2,215 foot long passing siding ( It is

Tom: Wow...your progress and thoroughness is amazing. Looking forward to more updates. Mark Lewis narrow gauge modeling in N.C.

I've had a little more time to work on the Linnville LD E. This is what I'm shooting for in the next few months: I placed the 1:1 track plan on the blue foam shelf layout. I used the turnout

I got mine in the mail yesterday and it has several scans of various publications where the ET&WNC is mentioned. There's also a few fan-crated (?) images of rosters and such and I think one has some

Https://www.ebay.com/itm/EAST-TENNESSEE-WESTERN-NORTH-CAROLINA-RR-HISTORICAL-RESEARCH-SCANNED-TO-CD-/323909013970 I ordered one of these, should be here this coming week. It makes sense, as otherwise

Thanks for the update Matt. We're looking forward to this latest issue....sounds like a great one! Chris ------------------------ Chris Ford President - ET&WNC Railroad Historical

The society’s magazine “Every Time with No Complaint” was sent to the printer today, and it is a WHOPPER, coming in at just under 100 pages (not a typo). In my decade-plus of laying out the

Enjoy your vacation. Looking forward to more RR updates. Bill Uffelman