I plan on being there. Would love to see your layout. Johnny Graybeal

Tentatively, yes. I would love to visit your layout if we can attended. Dan Stenger -----------------------------------------From: "Lee Bishop" To: ETWNC@groups.io Cc: Sent: Tuesday March 3 2020

Okay, I know it's insanely early to ask, but is anyone looking to come to the Seattle/Tacoma WA area for the 2022 NG convention? Lots of steam between the Seattle and Portland areas, and a lot of

This weekend. Friday 12-7, Saturday 9-5. Fletcher, across the highway from the Asheville airport. Come see the Country RRoads Modular layout. Steve Austin

When is the Asheville Train Show Johnny? ------------------------ Chris Ford President - ET&WNC Railroad Historical

My apologies for any cross posts. Hello everyone, I will be set up at the Asheville Train Show Friday and Saturday, to promote the ET&WNC RR and to promote the Hickory National Narrow Gauge

Helga and Heidi from Germany are moving to Linville North Carolina. Being rather affluent, they have their brand-new T-Model in tow behind the ET&WNC RR passenger train. Conductor Cy Crumley

Thank you all for following along with this project. Dr Tom

Hi Lee, Yes, I am also a member on that discussion group. I forgot to mention the gentleman also posted color 1962 photos of 192 in Rebel Railroad paint along with 1965 photos of Tweetsie #12 and

These are wonderful!!

The figures look great, Dr.Tom. Mark Lewis Narrow gauge modeling in N.C.

Nicely done! Bill Uffelman

I thought I would switch tracks this week and make some little people to populate the Linville LDE. I started with everyone's favorite “Tweetsie” engineer, Mr. Sherman Pippin. Shapeways 3-D

Funny, I just saw these a moment ago and was gonna post about them here. Frankly, I'm surprised you don't see more good shots of 207 and 208, given how late they were running.... -- Lee Bishop Owner,

Hi, Here's a link to the recently posted color photos of #207 and #208 on the NGFD website. You will need to scroll down to see the photos. The gentleman also posted a few great Graham County

Quite a green thumb! Looking good. Bill Uffelman

One of the benefits of using foam to build mountains and hills is that, unlike the prototype, they are quite easy to move and lightweight. It was time for some trees on the Linville LDE. So one of

Several years ago, the last time No. 12 had a major overhaul at TRR, the damage to the frame from the accident in 1925 was finally repaired. I have heard the comment that No.12 rode harder than the

10 and 14 were the most recently shopped. The government chose them, not the railroad. They took a couple of gasoline tank cars as well. 9 and 11 were offered to each town but they didn’t want

I didn't know about the issues with 10 and 14, but that makes sense knowing that they were the ones that went to Alaska during WW2 ("Hey, if we have to send them two of our engines, let's send them