It's been awhile in the making, but the retaining wall in the Gorge is just about finished.

I've considered making an O Gauge 209/210 using a Lionel RS-3, as well as 207/208 with an MTH "Railking" 2-8-0, so this information really WOULD be helpful!

O scale details for ET&WNC 209/210? Hello all, In my teens, I took an Atlas HO scale RS-3 and painted it as ET&WNC 210. I used an article I found on making a Southern RS3 out of the thing, and of

Unfortunately I won't be making any more of the weathered versions as I've retired the printer I used to make these. Chris Jessee

Mine came Friday, looks great, pictures don't do it justice. It's going to be added to the ETWNC memorabilia at Howard Station Restaurant. Thanks for making these available, Lee

Thanks Todd. Glad you enjoyed the little people. Dr Tom

These do look good, especially the Transportation truck sign. Color is nice and a good size too for a layout room or office, about 23" wide. The one I have is the "weathered" version....will those be

I love how it turned out. I love it when we get a “ spark of life” by seeing the people modeled as well. Good job! Todd

Just a quick reminder that a few signs and builder plates are still available. The signs are the ET&WNC trucking company, printed on birch plywood. The builder plates are engraved birch plywood.

Many thanks from all of us out Linville way (circa 1920) for your kind comments and encouragement.Dr Tom

Great job! It’s a lot fun to recreate prototype photos.

Excellent! Very realistic and the modeling is great. I enjoy watching your progress... Take care and stay safe! Tuhr Barnes

Not a perfect clone of the original, but excellent nonetheless! Keep up the good work Tom!

Station scene is great from all angles! Bill Uffelman

Love it!

One of my favorite parts of our hobby is trying to recreate railroad scenes from old photographs.In building the Linville Depot on my On30 ET and WNC RR I found several photos that I really liked.

Looks fabulous Dr Tom! Bill Uffelman Ocean View DE

Hey Dean. Glad you noticed the leaves in the gutter. I cut loose on this model and used scenic express leaf ground cover and all the other tricks I could think of. I am involved with making a zillion

Love the leaves in the gutter! Would you like to come visit me in Missouri and help me make trees to produce even more leaves? Dean

Thanks guys. Appreciate the (+) comments. After all the construction the good ole boys are back to resting and jawboning. Dr Tom