Another fine scene! Who made the Ford? -- Lee Bishop Owner, Stoney Creek branch of the ET&WNC in On30 gauge

Harry's ancient model T “hack” blew its 20 hp engine awhile back transporting luggage from Linville Depot to Esceola Lodge on the ET&WNC R.R. He rented out “Old Blue” the horse to drag it in

The interior color was Pearl Grey. The 11 had passenger trucks. I have seen a photo of excursion 13 with wood bolstered freight trucks. Johnny Graybeal

What color were the interiors and exteriors of the excursion cars. Did they have McCord trucks or passenger car trucks Larry Smith

Thanks guys. More to come. Doc Tom

Looks good sir! Bill Uffelman

Looks Great Doc Tom...Keep ‘em coming as I really enjoy seeing your progress...and stories...makes me want to get back into modeling when I return from Australia. Take care Tuhr Barnes

“Bull O’ Woods”, or in flat lander English “Bull of the Woods”, makes an appearance at the Linville Depot and rail road yard (such as it is). This ancient 19th century Climax is kept running

Grandt line used to sell kits to do the Bachman 4-6-0 and side overlay spacers for the BLI C-16 2-8-0 but those are long out of stock and not likely to return anytime soon. Philip Taylor

Varies by engine. Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

Can the On30 engines be re-gauged to On3?

Thanks for pointing me there, Mark. No need for me to enter the mix if these satisfy market demand. Jim

Jim, For reference, David at Western Rails, produces a set of 3D printed McCord trucks for use under his 3D printed ET&WNC rolling stock. Mark Lewis Narrow gauge modeling in N.C.

I’m working thru a production run of Sn2 freight and passenger trucks using my Form3 SLA 3D printing system and was wondering if there is “market demand” for HOn3 printed trucks, primarily aimed

Sorry, I think I hit the send button with photos before I added a note. Making great progress at the restaurant,( see previous post). We’re setting up #12 to run overhead and around the bar.

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Well, if someone from the group wants to make them, feel free. My wife would lose her mind if I suggested taking that expense on for something I have no reason to think would sell more than a

Perhaps Not! It COULD be a limited time item available from the ET&WNC Historical Society.

Sundance said they could make them, but it's a $175 die setup fee and a minimum of 50. So, that's out... -- Lee Bishop Owner, Stoney Creek branch of the ET&WNC in On30 gauge

Todd, I'm very familiar with them and have several of their pins, but I think they only make really small stuff and 3D oriented. I contacted them with the photo above, asking if they could (hey, you