I remember that was a neat movie. Looks like you have a neat project underway also. Looking forward to updates. Dr Tom

Here we go, my newest project. Most of you remember that uploaded color movie film from Hampton, Tennessee during what it labelled as taken during the fall of 1940. Sadly, I looked up the Vimeo video

Laser hopper kit still available; everything else sold and shipped. Jim King http://smokymountainmodelworks.com/

(2) brand new, never run, never out of the box, Bachmann On30 4-6-0s, DCC ready, steel cab, black, unlettered. $95 each + postage. (1) "On30kits.com" wood hopper, laser kit, new, complete, paper bag

Wonderful video. Enjoyed the update. Dr Tom

I shot this video late last night, on my third attempt, just to show what I’d been up to and for those who have just seen the layout through still photos. It was all in one take, so when my phone

Good choice! Bill Uffelman

I know. I had to decide early on if I wanted to modify a fleet of narrow gauge locomotives and cars to SG standards, or one SG locomotive and a dozen or so cars to narrow gauge standards. It

That's cool. Irony is that ETWNC mounted their NG couplers at SG height as I recall. Either way NG RULES! Bill Uffelman

Yes. I use Kadee #714 couplers on all of my standard gauge cars and mount them at narrow gauge height. Fortunately, there is no need for swivel couplers on the locomotives like the ones on the

Looks good. Is your layout set up that a NG loco can tack cars onto a SG train? Bill Uffelman

A nice looking addition to the action in Johnson City Tennessee. Thanks for sharing. Dr Tom

I've been dabbling in a bit of "broad gauge" modeling recently by building a Funaro and Camerlengo resin kit of a Southern Railway caboose. Engine 5 prepares to add Caboose X2714 to the east end of

Love the coloring and the rock work. Thanks for posting. Doc Tom

Dean, You're rock work is outstanding! Mark Lewis Narrow gauge modeling in N.C.

Excellent! Bill Uffelman

After completing the turntable, I've decided to change things up a bit and work on some scenery. Engine 6 is hauling a freight train through Tunnel Two, headed for the covered thru-truss bridge into

Thanks Dean, I’ll check it out. Chris Jessee cj8n@...

Chris, A really nice guy named Larry now runs Diamond Scale Products out of his garage. The website is www.diamond-scale.com. You need to call him during business hours, as he doesn’t do

do you have a link to where the turntable can be purchased?