Coming soon in 2020! a HO scale kit https://www.facebook.com/groups/644643932643613/permalink/828507537590584/

Bill: Thank you for all the info ! Mark Lewis

My answers are hi-lighted in red. Bill Miller

Bill: The box car build looks great. A couple of questions.... What trucks are you using? Are those Tichy grab irons? What brand stirrup steps did you use? Will the draft gear boxes accommodate Kadee

This is what I have been working on. A HOn3 Western-Rails.com 3-D printed ET&WNC 32 foot boxcar in the low 400 series. I will wait for warmer weather before painting and decaling it. Bill

Tim: It looks like you are using a Broadway Limited C16? What tender shell are you using? Following this conversion, with interest. Mark Lewis

 I bought a blank engine, only had red windows and white trim. Im using micro scale decals. The number plate I simply put a 9 in the middle and called it done. I didn’t want the aluminum painted

Looks great, Tim! So few people seem to try to model number 9 for some reason. Did you use ELO sandpaper to remove the existing road number? What decals did you use? What about the number plate? The

Beautiful models Tim. Really like the varnish. Enjoy your Christmas break. Doc Tom

Tim: Enjoy your 🎄 Christmas 🎄 time off, enjoy the holiday ⛄❄ and the upcoming New Year 🎉. Thank you for posting your work on your ET&WNC layout and projects. Mark Lewis narrow

Looking good! Thanks for sharing. Bill Uffelman

Now that I am on Christmas vacation and doing my best to avoid cousin Eddie. I’m getting a little time to wrap up some projects. I’ve added a 3rd 4-6-0 to the fleet and it’s starting to be

I've often wondered, are there any photos of the Porter fireless switcher at North American Rayon in the same frame with any narrow guage ET&WNC trains? They would have encountered each other often

Lee: I totally understand. If you are going to do a project like the bus, the parts/donor need to be as close as possible. Mark

Mark, Ironically, I'm waiting for my previous order from Kevin to arrive for detail parts, but he doesn't have a 1939 Dodge. He has a 1940, which sadly has a totally different front end (as most

Lee: Here are some close-up photos my my '39 Plymouth p/u, for detail info.

Lee: Kevin Macomber @ Narrow Gauge Modeling Company, has die cast 1:43 1940 Dodge and !941 Plymouth trucks, that may fit your needs. http://www.narrowgaugemodeling.com/pickups-tow-trucks/ The 1939

You all remember that Vimeo video of the film shot in Hampton in color? https://vimeo.com/333139398 At 0:49, we see the only color representations I've ever seen of a Carter County bus before VE

Lee, Your layout looks great!!! Your photos prove that you have a Green Thumb for landscaping!!! Sincerely, Andy

Nice! I guess we know the origins of Tweetsie Christmas now! :-P