In my answer to Larry I was talking about the color of the vestibule coaches, combine 15 and the Azalea. Not the trucks, the cars themselves. I would expect that black is right, though in full size

Johnny, were the rucks on all the ET passenger equipment painted green to the very end of passenger ops in the 40s? The photos I've seen on the latter stuff they ran in WW2, the trucks then sure look

BTW, I didn't mention it but the westernrails.com passenger trucks are HOn3 BRB&L trucks. The BRB&L sold coaches to the EBT and ET&WNC. Somebody smarter than me might know if the trucks are a match or

PSC is selling passenger trucks in brass on ebay for

Thanks. This is the photo, for those who might not get to see it: -- Lee Bishop Owner, Stoney Creek branch of the ET&WNC in On30 gauge

HUGE Congratulations partner!

Tim I should have been more specific as these are HOn3 cars. Thanks for the suggestion. Larry Smith

I used the trucks from the bachmann car bodies as recommended in the deerfield instructions. This also keeps the coupler height the same with out any adjustment. Tim -- Tim Smith Train Shop

Congratulations Lee!! You made it to the grand pappy of model railroad publications. This is a real honor. The steam engine looked great. You done good son. Dr. Tom

Pullman Green. I have no idea of what is available in the truck category. If in HO, Western Rails makes trucks for the Laconia cars he sells. Sorry I cant help, but I do not know what to tell you, as

I just received the four passenger car sides and ends that Deerfield River Laser makes. The combine, Azalea, and two coaches. My question is, what trucks do I use under them and who makes the. Also

FYI, a photo of my layout is in Trackside Photos in the March issue of Model Railroader. Many of you know how tough a nut MR can be to crack to get into the magazine, so I'm very happy with the shot.

Lee, I can tell you that last Saturday, I was part of a conference call of the committee's of the 41st NNGC in Hickory, NC, very much scheduled for Sept. 2-4, 2021. All plans, committee's and

I see they just pulled the plug on the NMRA convention in CA (for the second time only, they didn't even stop them during WW2). I wasn't going to the NG convention this year anyway, but I wonder what

Great photos. Thanks for sending these out to the gang. Dr Tom

Here are a few of the real tunnel portals today. Great job on your model! -- Lee Bishop Owner, Stoney Creek branch of the ET&WNC in On30 gauge

Thanks Curtis. I really appreciate this letter. The layout room I’m working with is 11’ x 14’. I chose O scale because of the fine running 10 wheeler’s by Bachman. I think O scale is best for

You've done a fantastic job using backdrops and selective compression to make your scenes look larger. I can't tell by the photos that it's a small layout. Please keep up your fine craftsmanship.

Thanks guys. My layout is small to modest and it limits the size of my scenes in “O” scale. Dr Tom

Great job!